Love Never Dies: Guardian interview

Reunited

Joseph as Martin in the BBC1 2010 drama pilot Reunited by Mike Bullen

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Judgment Day

Joseph played Thomas Hudetz in the 2009 Almeida Theatre production of Judgment Day, directed by James MacDonald.

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S.N.U.B.

Still from 2009 film S.N.U.B. directed by Jonathan Glendenning.

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Love Never Dies

Joseph as Raoul in the 2010 Adelphi Theatre production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Love Never Dies.

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Abraham's Point

Joseph played Adam in the 2008 film Abraham's Point, directed by Wyndham Price.

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The Fairy Queen

Joseph played Oberon in this 2009 Glyndebourne production, directed by Jonathan Kent .

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Every Good Boy Deserves Favour

Joseph played Alexander in this 2009 National Theatre production.

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The Priory

Joseph plays Daniel in The Priory at The Royal Court theatre.

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Campus

Joseph's character is Matthew Beer in the Channel 4 comedy showcase pilot.

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Sarah Jane Adventures

Still from Doctor Who spin off series The Sarah Jane Adventures from CBBC.

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Hamlet

Joseph played Hamlet in the 2008 Stafford Festival production, directed by Bill Buckhurst.

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Survivors

Joseph played Jimmy Garland, in episode 4 of the 2008 BBC TV series Survivors.

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Cinderella

Joseph played Prince Charming in the 2007/8 Old Vic Theatre panto by Stephen Fry.

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Devil's Bridge

Joseph plays Sean in this Chris Crow directed horror film, due to be released in 2010.

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Ashes To Ashes

Joseph played Doctor Battleford in episode 2, series 2 of the BBC's Ashes To Ashes.

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Casino Royale

Joseph played Carter in this 2006 James Bond film.

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The Guardian are carrying an article about the production with a brief interview with Joseph.

"I go upstairs, past chattering chorus girls too bright and colourful for real life, to have a word with the appalling Raoul. In the original, he is heroically boring; in Love Never Dies, he is a drunk. Raoul, played by Joseph Millson, wears a beautiful grey suit and his legs are very long. I feel slightly sorry for the appalling Raoul. Michael Ball played him at one point, and called the role "thankless"; but Millson can still, perhaps, give me some insights. Why is the Phantom so fascinating? "Everyone can identify on some level with the Phantom," he says. "Everyone wears masks. Everyone has felt like they want to hide away in their cave." He looks away."

There are 2 more images of Joseph as Raoul (including this one) and the rest of the cast from the photocall on Playbill.com.