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Russell Crowe set for Durham University visit Russell Crowe visits Durham University students
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Scores of Durham University students are set to meet Oscar-winning actor Russell Crowe. Durham University students have taken part in a question and answer session with Oscar-winning actor Russell Crowe.
The Gladiator and Robin Hood star is in the city to talk to members of Durham Student Theatre (DST). The Gladiator and Robin Hood star was in the city to talk to members of Durham Student Theatre (DST).
The actor has been tweeting about the visit and his latest post said: "Durham is so beautiful, need sleep to be sharp for class in the morning." DST president elect Sarah Peters said it was a "real accolade" to have the star visit.
DST president elect Sarah Peters said it was a "real accolade". Crowe's appearance came about because of the actor's connections to US author Bill Bryson, who is chancellor of the university.
The visit came about because of the actor's connections to US author Bill Bryson, who is chancellor of the university.
In his original tweet he said he was "up for teaching drama" at Durham University before Mr Bryson steps down as chancellor by the end of the year.
It prompted a formal invitation from the university.
There are 800 members of DST but there is space for only 200 in The Assembly Rooms Theatre and so a ballot was held.There are 800 members of DST but there is space for only 200 in The Assembly Rooms Theatre and so a ballot was held.
Ms Peters said the actor was due to show them one of his home-produced films and there would also be a question and answer session with him and Mr Bryson.Ms Peters said the actor was due to show them one of his home-produced films and there would also be a question and answer session with him and Mr Bryson.
She said: "I think everybody is still a little speechless still and it's very much a case of no one is going to quite believe it until they see it." She said: "I think everybody is still a little speechless still."
The actor tweeted about the visit saying: "Durham is so beautiful, need sleep to be sharp for class in the morning."
He also said he was "up for teaching drama" at Durham University before Mr Bryson steps down as chancellor by the end of the year.
It prompted a formal invitation from the university.