The Haunted Airman: Clip
This is a short clip from the BBC Four drama The Haunted Airman. It features Rachael Stirling, Robert Pattinson, and Melissa Lloyd.
Multimedia
Here you can find a collection of video and audio clips which are related to Rachael and her work. You can download them or, in the case of the videos, watch them online.
Videos
Here are some video clips, all of which are somehow related to Rachael. You can download all of the clips as compressed .zip files, or alternatively you can follow the links to watch the videos on our YouTube channel.
Tipping the Velvet: Children
This is a music video inspired by the mini-series Tipping the Velvet, in which Rachael stars with Jodhi May. The video is dedicated to characters Nan and Flo and their relationship. It features the track Children by Robert Miles and it was created by Bonnie.
Tipping the Velvet: Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?
This is a second music video inspired by the mini-series Tipping the Velvet, in which Rachael stars with Keeley Hawes. The video is from Kitty's point of view. It features the song Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? by Moby and it was created by Claire.
Theatre Biz — Act I: First Night
In September 2004, BBC 4 aired a short series of documentaries about the world of theatre. In the first of the series, one of the productions featured was A Woman of No Importance, in which Rachael starred. We compiled a short selection of clips from the programme and put them together for download.
Tipping the Velvet: Running Up That Hill
This is a music video inspired by the mini-series Tipping the Velvet, in which Rachael stars with Keeley Hawes. The video is dedicated to characters Nan and Kitty and their relationship. It features the song Running Up That Hill by Placebo (a cover of the song by Kate Bush) and it was created by Claire.
French and Saunders: Tippin' O' the Velveteen
The 2002 French and Saunders Christmas Special (Christmas Puddings) featured a parody of Tipping the Velvet, in which Dawn French played Nancy Boy French, and Jennifer Saunders played Titty Saunders. This is the clip of the parody, entitled Tippin' O' the Velveteen.
The Frank Skinner Show
Rachael appeared on the chat show The Frank Skinner Show to talk about Tipping the Velvet. This video clip features the full interview with Rachael, which lasts for a total of eleven minutes.
Diana Rigg on Parkinson in 1979: Part 1
Actress Diana Rigg appeared on the television talk show Parkinson in 1979. She speaks here about her relationship with her small daughter, Rachael Stirling, who was two years old at the time. Thank you to DianaRigg.net for kindly contributing this clip!
This is Part 1 of 2.
Diana Rigg on Parkinson in 1979: Part 2
Actress Diana Rigg appeared on the television talk show Parkinson in 1979. She speaks here about her relationship with her small daughter, Rachael Stirling, who was two years old at the time. Thank you to DianaRigg.net for kindly contributing this clip!
This is Part 2 of 2.
Audio
These audio clips all feature Rachael and her delightful voice. You can download all of the clips as compressed .zip files.
Voiceover: Showreel
A new collection of voiceover clips to showcase Rachael's voiceover talent.
BBC Radio 4: Loose Ends (30 April 2006)
Rachael appeared on BBC Radio 4's talk show Loose Ends to interview author Liz Jones.
BBC Radio 4: Loose Ends (11 March 2006)
Rachael appeared on BBC Radio 4's talk show Loose Ends to talk to presenter Ned Sherrin about her role in Riot at the Rite, which was showing on BBC Two that evening, and Tipping the Velvet.
Hotel Babylon extract
This is an extract of all of Rachael's speaking scenes as Nina Bailey, in the first episode of Hotel Babylon. This extract has been added to the site as it is her only television or film role (thus far) in which she plays an American, so this may be of interest to American visitors.
Hold Back the Night: Episode 4
This is the full version of the fourth episode of the BBC Radio 4 drama series Hold Back the Night. If you are interested only in the scenes in which Rachael appears, please download the smaller extract version instead. The extract version contains only Rachael's scenes.
Hold Back the Night: Episode 3
This is the full version of the third episode of the BBC Radio 4 drama series Hold Back the Night. If you are interested only in the scenes in which Rachael appears, please download the smaller extract version instead. The extract version contains only Rachael's scenes.
Hold Back the Night: Episode 2
This is the full version of the second episode of the BBC Radio 4 drama series Hold Back the Night.
Rachael did not appear in this episode, but you may wish to download it if you're following the series.
Hold Back the Night: Episode 1
This is the full version of the first episode of the BBC Radio 4 drama series Hold Back the Night. If you are interested only in the scenes in which Rachael appears, please download the smaller extract version instead. The extract version contains only Rachael's scenes.
BBC Radio 4: Saturday Review
This is a clip from the BBC Radio 4 programme Saturday Review. It is a review of the play Theatre of Blood and includes an excerpt from the play, featuring dialogue between Rachael and her co-star Jim Broadbent.
The Final Quest: Yesterday's Man
In the ITV drama The Final Quest, Rachael played the part of Annabelle, who performed with a band as a vocalist. This is a clip of the song she performs at her wedding.
The Pallisers: Episode 12
This is the full version of the twelfth episode of the BBC Radio 4 drama series The Pallisers. This was the secnod and final episode of the series in which Rachael appeared.
The Pallisers: Episode 11
This is the full version of the eleventh episode of the BBC Radio 4 drama series The Pallisers. This was the first episode of the series in which Rachael appeared.
BBC Radio 4: Women's Hour
Rachael appeared on BBC Radio 4's section Women's Hour. She was interviewed by Jenni Murray and main points of discussion were her new play A Woman of No Importance, the consequences of her role in Tipping the Velvet, her mother, education, and internet polls. The interview is available here as a compressed MP3 file. Alternatively, you may read the transcript in the Press section.
Look forward to the US release of both films.
