ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月29日 08時54分

When we meet Tom Parfitt, the elderly central character in the @pbs mini-series “Remember Me,” he’s just fallen down a flight of stairs in his home. He’s then moved to an assisted-living facility, where a social worker falls out of his bedroom window to her death, leaving him the only apparent suspect. The mystery that follows is part detective story of earthbound sleuthing and part investigation into the otherworldly realm of ghosts and the undead. The tale ultimately reveals Tom as much more than he appears: not kindly or incapable, but dark, devious and even older than the man of 80-something years he claims to be. In short, it was a perfect part for @michael.palin, the British actor and founding member of the antic, erudite #MontyPython comedy troupe. “I could be really unpleasant,” the 74-year-old actor said, excitedly describing the role. He paused, then corrected himself: “Well, I couldn’t — my character could be really unpleasant. Which helped the Palin image, I think, by tarnishing it a bit.” @tom__jamieson photographed #MichaelPalin in London last month. Visit the link in our profile to read more about the comic actor's turn in a dramatic role.

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