News and Updates
Saturday, 25 November 2006
- According to this article Normal for Norfolk (written and directed by Gareth Lewis and produced by Damian Lewis and Adrian Sturges) will be the first short film screened on December 14th at the Curzon Mayfair cinema as part of the First Past the Post programme.
- This review describes Keane as a “visceral, discomfiting and radical work with a remarkable performance from Lewis.” Click here to view the film’s trailer from Soda Pictures. Click here for the current list of Keane screenings in the UK.
Posted by kathyv
Friday, 24 November 2006
- Click here to listen online to Damian Lewis reading the second episode of The James Bond Stories on BBC Radio 2. You can download episodes 1 and 2 in Real or MP3 formats from the Multimedia Audio page.
- Jen posted this Daily Record article stating that Damian Lewis has been named number six on Broadcast Magazine’s list of the Top Ten Talents on British TV and Radio! (Of course he will always be number one on our list!)
- The online Belgian news services have been filled with reports about the still unconfirmed filming (possibly next March in the Ardennes region) of Love and Virtue starring Damian Lewis.
[Linda from Belgium]
- On Monday, November 27th Damian Lewis will attend the 52nd Annual Evening Standard Theatre Awards at the Savoy Hotel. Helen McCrory will present the award for Best Design and Marianne Elliott is nominated as Best Director for her production of Pillars of the Community starring Damian Lewis.
- This Daily Mail report says that Helen McCrory will attend Wednesday’s British Independent Film Awards (Damian and Helen served as judges for the event and it is hoped that they will both attend the ceremony.)
- The updated schedule of Damian Lewis events includes the re-broadcast of The Forsyte Saga Series One on Australia’s UK-TV network.
- Click here to enjoy I Just Want to Make Love to You, a Damian Lewis fan video created by svirginiak and available on YouTube.
Posted by kathyv
Thursday, 23 November 2006
- Damian’s assistant, Melissa, updated the group on the status of Love and Virtue and says “they still need to find the money in order for
it to be “green lit” but they are obviously quietly confident or
they wouldn’t have gone to press. Still [Damian] reminded me that the film
biz is totally unpredictable so it’s early days.”
- Helen McCrory will be presenting an award at the 52nd Evening Standard Theatre Awards this coming Monday. Damian attended last year’s awards with Helen, so maybe he’ll go to this year’s, too.
Posted by mokulen
Tuesday, 21 November 2006
- Mia Productions has more on Love and Virtue:
“Based on a script by Mia Sperber and Stefano Pratesi. The enticing
saga of Orlando, the famous knight of the Emperor Charlemagne, set
in the 8th century, full of bravery, devotion, and passionate love
stories.
A turbulent and mystical story of love and desire set against an
epic battle raging between Charlemagne’s Empire and the Barbarians,
an extraordinary tale, exploring themes of love, loyalty and
friendship.
With its sword and sorcery elements, and the compelling dreamy
atmosphere set in a time and space that actually existed, the work
creates a fascinating meld between mystical fiction and epic cinema.
With the characters competing for the love of one woman, there is an
unforgettable, powerful message for wholesomeness, devotion and
courage needed to stand by those who you love, in life and on the
battlefield, and the permanent clash between good and evil.”
- Click here for a preview of Damian in armor!
Posted by mokulen