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Sunday, August 31, 2014
Saturday, August 30, 2014
New Fan Picture of Jamie at Gillian Anderson's Play 'Streetcar Named Desire' (August 30th) + Tweets
Tweets from the fans who saw Jamie at the play tonight
From @claireyfairy1:
"Holy crap Jamie Dornan in the audience behind me!"
"Ngl since I've seen Streetcar three times now, the most exciting thing about tonight was being an inch from Jamie Dornan lol."
"Jamie definitely ranks high on my favourite audience celeb spots! Streetcar amazing of course! Gillian Anderson is one incredible actress."
"Yes he was with his wife and another couple. I was very excited lol."
"Noooo. He was with his wife and two friends, I didn't want to interrupt their evening. :)"
@theharpsbizarre: "Heading home from Streetcar @youngvictheatre Gillian incredible - "I want magic!" Spied Jamie Dornan in the audience too..."
Friday, August 29, 2014
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Thursday, August 28, 2014
'Flying Home' Will Be Screening at EUphoria European Film Festival in Los Angeles
Update (August 28th): Added more details about the second screening and Q&A
"The website of the European Union Film Festival is now life! You can book your free tickets here: Www.EUphoriaFilmFest.com
Belgian film Flying Home in US premiere on Saturday September 20 at 8pm! 365 seats only, first come, first serve. Q&A with Oscar nominated Director Dominique Deruddere to follow!"
You can book your free tickets HERE
*Jamie won't attend the screening and Q&A.
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Jamie To Star In 'The 9th Life of Louis Drax'
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Fifty Shades of Grey star Jamie Dornan has been cast as the lead in Miramax's psychological thriller The 9th Life of Louis Drax. Alexandre Aja (Horns, The Hills Have Eyes) will direct.
The film, which will begin shooting in Vancouver in October, marks Miramax's return to the film production business. The once-busy label that spawned such indie hits as Shakespeare in Love and Good Will Hunting had concentrated its focus in recent years on its library assets. From its coffers, Miramax dusted off Liz Jensen's best-selling novel of the same name, which it first optioned in 2004 with plans for the film to be adapted and directed by the late Anthony Minghella.
Max Minghella, Anthony's son, wrote Louis Drax, which marks the actor's screenwriting debut. Minghella is producing alongside Antcolony Films' Tim Bricknell (The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency), Brightlight Pictures' Shawn Williamson (50/50) and Aja. The film will be executive produced by Rosanne Korenberg (Half Nelson).
Zanne Devine, Miramax's executive vp of production and development, will oversee the project on behalf of the studio. Sierra/Affinity will serve as the international sales agent, introducing the title at the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival.
"Tim and I are thrilled this deeply personal project is being brought to fruition with passion and integrity," Minghella said. "We look forward to collaborating with Alex and Miramax to create a truly original movie that will captivate and surprise audiences."
Added Aja: "Max's script takes us on a very emotional journey through the deep recesses of the mind and on a suspenseful Hitchcockian ride. I was drawn to the poignant family drama and the supernatural elements, and am excited to bring this rich and complex story to life."
The story begins on Louis Drax's 9th birthday, when he suffers a near-fatal fall. In order to reveal the strange circumstances surrounding the young boy's accident -- Dr. Allan Pascal (Dornan) is drawn into a thrilling mystery, testing the boundaries of fantasy and reality.
"This spectacular psychological thriller will be a classic Miramax production," Miramax chairman Thomas J. Barrack Jr. said. "There is no better storyteller in the industry than Max Minghella and no more talented director than Alexandre Aja. Together, they will weave a unique and masterfully crafted script with the bold and powerful talent of Jamie Dornan and his accompanying cast."
The 9th Life of Louis Drax is a Canada/UK co-production.
Miramax Press Release
The news also reported by Variety, Deadline and The Wrap.
All The Details About 'The Fall' BAFTA Screening and Q&A
When: September 23, Tuesday. 19:15
Where: The May Fair Hotel (London)
60 minute screening will be followed by Q&A with cast and crew. Jamie and Gillian Anderson confirmed to attend.
Join us at a special preview of the first episode of the new series of the BAFTA-winning BBC drama The Fall.
The story picks up where series one left off, with Gibson in pursuit of Spector. A personal link from Spector’s past opens up some clues for Gibson but provokes Spector in way that threatens to jeopardise the whole investigation. Gibson is forced to take ever greater risks but the closer she comes to capturing him, the more Spector trespasses into her private world, delighting in taunting and provoking her. As the net gradually tightens around him he becomes psychologically ever more dangerous and destructive.
The Fall is a Fables Limited production in association with Artists Studio. It’s produced by Gub Neal and Julian Stevens with Allan Cubitt, Justin Thomson-Glover and Patrick Irwin acting as executive producers. The series was commissioned by Janice Hadlow, outgoing Controller of BBC Two and Ben Stephenson, Controller of Drama Commissioning.
Members' booking opens Wednesday 27 August at 9.30am
Public booking opens Friday 29 August at 1.00pm
You can buy your tickets HERE on Friday.
Thanks to our dear friend Aimee for the heads up :)
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Sunday, August 24, 2014
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Saturday, August 23, 2014
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Friday, August 22, 2014
New Pictures of Jamie with His Family in London (August 20th)
Update: Some of the HQ pictures now untagged (top of the post)
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Thursday, August 21, 2014
New Footage From 'The Fall' Season 2
New The Fall scenes at 0:10, 0:36, 0:39, 0:46 and 0:52
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
'The Fall' Will Be Back in October? + Jamie Talks About Playing Paul Spector
Jamie Dornan will be back playing killer Paul Spector in The Fall next month.
BAFTA announced today there will be a screening for the hit BBC thriller in September in London.
It means Dornan and Gillian Anderson - who plays Detective Superintendent Stella Gibson will be reunited on screen. The pair will also do a Q&A at the September screening.
It’s thought the second series of the crime drama could then go out in October on BBC2.
The Fall season two will also feature former Merlin star Colin Morgan in a lead role, playing DS Tom Anderson.
Describing his role in the drama, Dornan admitted it was full-on.
He said: "I don’t think it would have been too good for me to stay in that head space for three months. When it was appropriate, I would make someone laugh. There were scenes where I’ve got a ligature around my victim’s neck and I’m pretending to squeeze with all my life. She’s foaming at the mouth, my sweat’s dripping in her eyes, I’m watching her die and her eyes are bulging. After every one of those scenes, when they’d say, ‘Cut!’ I was saying, ‘Oh my God I’m so sorry. I’m going to untie your feet here. Is that OK?’ Because I am not that guy. I did my best to slip out of it as soon as ‘cut’ was called."
'Flying Home' Has 4 Nominations at 2014 Ensor Flemish Film Awards
The jury of the 2014 edition of the Ensors for Flemish cinema, chaired by Bart de Pauw, a well-known Flemish media personality, actor, director and screenwriter, notably for Loft by Erik Van Looy, has just announced the nominations of this 5th edition.
2014 Ensors Nominations
Best actress
Evelien Bosmans (Marina)
Charlotte de Bruyne (Flying Home)
Kimke Desart (I’m the Same, I’m Another)
Best supporting actor
Josse De Pauw (Flying Home)
Johan Van Assche (The Treatment)
Koen De Bouw (Los Flamencos)
Best supporting actress
Viviane De Muynck (Flying Home)
Ingrid de Vos (The Treatment)
Brit Van Hoof (The Treatment)
Best costume
Catherine Marchand (Marina)
Loret Meus (Flying Home)
Tine Verbeurgt (The Verdict)
The winners will announced on September 20th.
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Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Jamie and Eddie Redmayne Support Ice Bucket Challenge
@JamieDornan: "Eddie Redmayne & I do the #IceBucketChallenge for @mndanossoc youtu.be/jNO_Dk5fUJs visit mndassociation.org/ice . In the face!"
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Old Portrait From New York Times Now HQ Tagged + Old Interview (November 2006)
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You can also read Jamie's interview with New York Times from 2006 below
BEAUTY is luck, and beauty makes luck, and anyone who thinks otherwise ought to meet Jamie Dornan. The 24-year-old model and actor and sometime musician was in town last week to take part in some low-key promotion of some high-profile projects, not the least of them Sofia Coppola’s “Marie Antoinette,” in which he plays the 18th-century French queen’s enigmatic Swedish lover, Count Axel Fersen.
It is a modest role, barely a cameo for Mr. Dornan (and, not incidentally, for his torso). But, like many of the things he has done, it got him noticed, by moviegoers and movie agents and even by critics, who singled out him and his etched abdominals for praise.
Getting noticed is something at which Mr. Dornan is apparently a natural. Knees to chest, pretzel-twisted in an overstuffed chair at the SoHo Grand Hotel, Mr. Dornan was wearing low-slung Calvin Klein jeans, a generic-looking T-shirt and a goofy hat pulled down over a botched cheap haircut from a barber in Los Angeles. He had just returned from meetings on the West Coast with his new agents at Creative Artists Agency. Far from standing out in any way, Mr. Dornan looked so unexceptional as to be nearly anonymous. He looked like a great many of the comely but interchangeable people one sees at modeling cattle calls and forgets the moment they leave the room.
“I question why all of this has happened to me,” Mr. Dornan said in the broad Belfast accent that he successfully erased for his role in “Marie Antoinette.” “I don’t see myself as particularly good-looking.”
Jamie and Gillian Anderson Will Attend 'The Fall' BAFTA Screening and Q&A Next Month
Mark Jefferies, Daily Mirror Showbiz Editor
@mirrorjeffers: "Series 2 of The Fall is not that far away. @BAFTA have announced screening next month and Q&A with superb @JamieDornan and Gillian Anderson."
Monday, August 18, 2014
Daniel Radcliffe Talks About Jamie
Radcliffe said that landing the role of billionaire Christian Grey will give the Belfast actor the freedom to choose future projects.
Both actors have played the lead characters in two of the best-selling book series of all time, with each shifting hundreds of million of copies worldwide.
Radcliffe said he does not believe being associated with such an iconic character as Grey will hinder The Fall star Dornan (32).
"I think it's an amazing opportunity to get your work seen by loads of people," he said. "I consider myself lucky that I've already done a huge film franchise.
"Jamie will be able to have control over his career and pick his scripts, which is a position that only a tiny percentage of actors are in.
"Any actor growing up who gets a chance to do something that will take control of their career would be foolish not to take it. I don't think it will hinder him."
Former Calvin Klein model Dornan is now reportedly being targeted by director Guy Ritchie for the lead in his King Arthur series.
However, his first movie after 50 Shades will see him in the leading role in home-grown film, The Siege of Jadotville.
Radcliffe (25), who was visiting Dublin, caught up with pals from the 2012 Dubin All-Ireland-winning minor football team.
He was in town for the Irish premiere of his new film, What If, when he was reunited with the players.
And it looks like he formed a bond with the boys in blue when he met up with them over the weekend and they presented him with a personalised Dublin GAA jersey.
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