New scans of Jamies upcoming Actors on Actors chat with best friend Eddie Redmayne, have been added to the gallery thanks to Aimee. The pictures included in the article will be added at a later date in the hope they are released in better quality. But up until then, enjoy!
Earlier today, Lionsgate dropped the teaser trailer for the upcoming Barb and Star, which was due to be released July 31 last year. It was originally pushed back to July 2021 but today it was revealed that it will be available to watch on all platforms that rent (as per the new poster) from February 12, 2021. No information yet as to whether this will be worldwide or be a staggered release. A new poster, as mentioned and a new still have been added to the gallery along with some screen captures
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Stills from Jamies upcoming appearance on the New Years Eve Graham Norton Special have been added to the gallery thank to my friend Annie. The interview will air on BBC One at 10.25 on December 30. Other guests will include Emily Blunt, Tom Hanks and Jessica Chastain. A small preview of it has been uploaded and has been added below
Joining Graham for his traditional Hogmanay chat: the one and only Tom Hanks, promoting new western News of the World; Hollywood stars Emily Blunt and Jamie Dornan, talking about romantic Irish drama Wild Mountain Thyme; food writer Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, telling us how to Eat Better Forever; comedian Nish Kumar, giving us his satirical take on 2020; and from New York, double Oscar nominee Jessica Chastain looks ahead to her new spy thriller The 355. Musical guest Sophie Ellis-Bextor performs Crying at the Discotheque, and viewers from around the world tell us their New Year’s Eve stories in the big red chair
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Jamie Dornan was in lockdown with his family when he received a fan letter that was more than a little creepy. The star of the “Fifty Shades of Grey” movies was sent “a collage of photographs of a kid,” with a note about his most famous role. “Someone saying that it was my kid, and my wife should know that I have this kid who’s 7 years old,” Dornan, 38, says over a Zoom call. He squints to absorb the weirdness of this allegation. “I think they were trying to say that the kid was mine and Dakota Johnson’s, and we’d had this baby while we made the first ‘Fifty Shades’ movie,” Dornan says. “It piqued our interest, let’s say. It was a bit freaky.”
Dornan learned all about freaky things when he suited up as Christian Grey, the sexually adventurous businessman based on the E.L. James books that became a cultural phenomenon. The first “Fifty Shades of Grey” film, released in 2015, catapulted Dornan from a character actor (best known for the BBC TV series “The Fall,” in which he played a serial killer) into a movie star. Next came two sequels, which concluded in 2018 with the cheesy “Fifty Shades Freed,” set in the newlywed days of Christian and Anastasia’s relationship. The snarky reviews didn’t keep fans from flocking to theaters: Overall, the trilogy grossed a whopping $1.3 billion at the worldwide box office for Universal Pictures.
Since then, Dornan has pivoted. Outside of a supporting turn in 2018’s “Robin Hood,”the Irish actor hasn’t gravitated toward studio material. “I love the energy of independent film,” Dornan says. “I love that sort of kick, frolic, scramble-to-the-finish-line every day, and you can take liberties and everyone’s in it together.” He especially appreciates the camaraderie with the crew on a small set. “No one’s getting paid what they have been paid, and we have to make this work,” he says. “It brings out the best in people.”
