2010 in Review: Best Performance by an Actor in a Comedy Nick Sandys, "The 39 Steps" :
Cleveland News-Herald
"All this was performed brilliantly by Nick Sandys as our square-jawed and thin-mustached hero. Sandys captured every aspect of the archetypical good guy sucked into a foul situation. His clipped diction, perpetually cocked eyebrow and cavalier approach to danger were spot on and the physicality he brought to the role -- particularly during the mock chase scenes -- was a delight to watch."
"... the dashing Nick Sandys, he of the movie-star, pencil-thin moustache, who plays a single role but plays it extremely well." The Cleveland Plain-Dealer
"Nick Sandys, as the runaway wrong man, does a masterful deadpan turn. He's perfect for the role, dashing and steadily serious. He also looks remarkably like Robert Donat." Chagrin Valley Times
"Nick Sandys delivers a virtuoso performance as the dashing and debonair Richard Hannay..." Cleveland Jewish News
"... the dapper Richard Hannay, deliciously played by the debonair Nick Sandys,..." Clevescene.com
"Nick Sandys’ portrayal of Richard Hannay was nothing short of phenomenal. His comedic timing never lags, and his charm is undeniable." The Daily Orange - 10/24/10
Cleveland News-Herald
"All this was performed brilliantly by Nick Sandys as our square-jawed and thin-mustached hero. Sandys captured every aspect of the archetypical good guy sucked into a foul situation. His clipped diction, perpetually cocked eyebrow and cavalier approach to danger were spot on and the physicality he brought to the role -- particularly during the mock chase scenes -- was a delight to watch."
"... the dashing Nick Sandys, he of the movie-star, pencil-thin moustache, who plays a single role but plays it extremely well." The Cleveland Plain-Dealer
"Nick Sandys, as the runaway wrong man, does a masterful deadpan turn. He's perfect for the role, dashing and steadily serious. He also looks remarkably like Robert Donat." Chagrin Valley Times
"Nick Sandys delivers a virtuoso performance as the dashing and debonair Richard Hannay..." Cleveland Jewish News
"... the dapper Richard Hannay, deliciously played by the debonair Nick Sandys,..." Clevescene.com
"Nick Sandys’ portrayal of Richard Hannay was nothing short of phenomenal. His comedic timing never lags, and his charm is undeniable." The Daily Orange - 10/24/10
