I have updated the gallery with several sets of images from the filming of Fifty Shades Freed which wrapped in July of last year. There are rumours that due to the fan event being held in Madrid next month that the trailer will be dropping around the same time. I hope that this is true but it is possible that it also may not. It is also doubtful that Jamie will be attending due to his filming commitments with regards to the recently announced filming of A Private War

After months of sorting what was needed for this category, everything that I have collected has finally been uploaded. Trailer captures, DVD and BluRay extras, on set images, posters, stills and screen captures from the extended edition of the film can now be found in the gallery. I had a lot of fun collecting everything for this so I hope you all enjoy looking through it all

Lots of gorgeous screen captures (in ultra high definition quality, oh my goodness) from Jamies role in Netflix The Siege of Jadotville have been added to the gallery along with stills from the production. Enjoy!

Over the past few months I have been working on getting the filmography section up to date in time for the release of Jamies next projects. I have added the missing screen captures from the short film X Returns, deleted scenes and extras from Flying Home (Racing Hearts), Anthropoid and The 9th Life of Louis Drax have also been updated with posters, movie stills, interview captures and on set images completing those films

Finally catching up on the last few days of the Dunhill Links after travelling to Saint Andrews to see Jamie last Saturday. I had a fabulous day up at Kingsbarns so if you’re all still with me here is a small recount of the day.

My friend and I set off from St Andrews for Kingsbarns at 7:15 to catch the hourly bus and arrived there at 8:10 where lots of people were already gathered for the start of the third day. We moved over to the designated autograph area where the weather was already threatening rain and it became cold rather quickly. Jamie arrived at around 9:30 with Matthew Goode and shortly afterward his play was underway on hole 10. Thankfully on our way around the first part of the course the weather started to turn and the sun made an appearance on hole 11 making for some perfect picture shots. The views from the 12th hole were amazing and felt so lucky to be stood there watching Jamie play alongside Ronan Keating, Tyrrell Hatton and Lee Westwood. My favourite moments of the tournament was when Jamie shot from the 17th hole and his ball landed quite a way from everyone else in some tall grass so had to go and retrieve it. From our position you couldn’t really see where he was so Tyrrell waved at him so he could see where everyone else was and Jamie slowly appeared over a small hill with both hands waving and laughing at them. Of course at that point I had just put my camera away and it was something I’d of love to have caught. Another was on the second round when he hit a ball and someone shouted ‘incoming’ because he nearly hit someone with his shot. To cut a long story short after missing Jamie at the Grenfell charity game I got my opportunity to get my picture signed and a selfie with Jamie which he thankfully took due to being on an incline and myself being vertically challenged. I really hope he does the tournament next year because for all I’m no lover of golf it was an amazing day.

I have added all pictures taken by me to the gallery including some footage which can be found below. I hope you all enjoy browsing the ones taken from day one, two, three and four. Finally, a very belated congratulations to Jamies pro-partner for the second year running, Tyrrell who won the competition defending last years title. 3 times a charm?