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Feb.
28th,
2007

2007/02/28

Two more reviews of Confessions of a Diary Secretary:
lowculture.co.uk “Political knife-edge”
The Herald “Prescott and the Temple of doom”
Click here for the updated March schedule.

Posted by: mokulen Filed Under: Uncategorized

Feb.
27th,
2007

2007/02/27

Vote for Damian Lewis in the Hello! Most Attractive Man of the Week Contest! (you may vote every 15 minutes.)
Click here for a review of Confessions of a Diary Secretary which will air on ITV tomorrow, February 28th. (The program includes a cameo appearance by Damian Lewis as Prime Minister Tony Blair.)
This comment, posted by a soldier about The Situation states:

“…audience response to The Situation was overwhelmingly positive and powerful. Several members of the audience were in tears – no sentimental tears these, but anguished pain…”
Thanks to Jo for the news that ITV will broadcast A Touch of Frost – Deep Waters on Friday March 2nd. The program features a 25 year old, long-haired, soaking wet Damian Lewis!

Posted by: kathyv Filed Under: Uncategorized

Feb.
26th,
2007

2007/02/26

Click here and here at the Gallery for more photos of Damian Lewis and Helen McCrory at last night’s Academy Award festivities. Click here and here to read about a humorous exchange (that took place on the red carpet) between Kate Winslet and Helen McCrory.
According to this article filming for The Escapist has now moved from Dublin to London.
Click here for an article in Variety about Leo Media, the firm that is backing the production of Love and Virtue starring Damian Lewis.

Posted by: kathyv Filed Under: Uncategorized

Feb.
25th,
2007

2007/02/25

Click here to view photos of Damian Lewis and Helen McCrory arriving at the 79th Academy Awards!
Chicago-area Damian Lewis fans are making plans to get-together on March 3rd to see The Situation at the Music Box Theatre; contact KathyV if you’d like to join the party!
Guardian film critic Peter Bradshaw’s predictions (PDF file) for this year’s Academy Awards includes the comment “BEST ACTOR Should Have Been a Contender: Damian Lewis for Keane. A powerful, painful, deeply exposed performance.”
This review of The Forsyte Saga Series 2 by Rob Owen from the February 08, 2004 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette says:

“…This was an instance of impeccable casting, particularly the two leads, British actors Damian Lewis and Gina McKee…Lewis is quickly proving himself to be one of the finest young actors of his generation. He was at the center of HBO’s “Band of Brothers” as Maj. Winters, and he’s the tightly wound, emotionally constricted center of “The Forsyte Saga,” Soames Forsyte, a possessive man who loves more than he is loved…It’s a tribute to the story, writing and Lewis’ performance that Soames is more multidimensional than he so easily could have been.”
Helen McCrory appears as “Mrs. Radcliffe” in the new film Becoming Jane and can be briefly seen in the film’s trailer.

Posted by: kathyv Filed Under: Uncategorized

Feb.
23rd,
2007

2007/02/23

Damian and Helen attended the ‘The London Party’ at Soho House in LA on Thursday. Click here at the gallery for pictures and here for a brief write-up from Hello! magazine about the event.
Click here for a review of The Situation from Stylus Magazine.com.
The Yorkshire Post has an article about Confessions of a Diary Secretary.
Fountain of Life Productions has updated their website with new info on Love and Virtue.
Band of Brothers will be broadcasting Fridays at 10:25 PM on the Dutch channel Net 5! Thanks to Suz in Holland!

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