Welcome to Damian-Lewis.com, a website dedicated to British actor Damian Lewis known for his work in Life, Band of Brothers, and Keane. Damian-Lewis.com is also the off-site for Damian Lewis Yahoo! Group (DLYG), where you'll find the latest news and the largest collection of Damian Lewis fans on the web. Please have a look around and enjoy the group's extensive gallery and media section!

News and Updates

Thursday, 14 June 2007

  • Gareth Lewis’s new film The Baker (starring and produced by Damian Lewis) will screen at the Tremblant Film Festival near Montreal Canada on June 21st and 23rd; click here or here to purchase tickets.
  • Click here to read a charming account about an encounter between a child actor named Damien and Damian Lewis during the filming of Life.
  • Be advised that the major US television networks have not yet released the premiere dates for their new fall shows; therefore media reports of September 26th as the premiere date for Life may not be reliable.
Posted by kathyv

Wednesday, 13 June 2007

  • A big “thank you” to Georgina from the Subjunctive History Forum for scanning the recent pics and article from the Observer about great British actors titled “Why Britannia Still Rules the Stage” featuring Damian Lewis and Helen McCrory (of course!)
Posted by kathyv

Tuesday, 12 June 2007

  • Click here for a scan of “Great British Actors” (including Damian Lewis and Helen McCrory) featured in the recent Observer article and posted on the vue2sewell web site.
  • This article indicates that Confessions of a Diary Secretary, featuring Damian Lewis as Tony Blair, was a very successful program (so perhaps it will be released on DVD soon!)
Posted by kathyv

Monday, 11 June 2007

  • Congratulations to Damian and Helen!
    According to the Daily Mail Damian Lewis and Helen McCrory will marry on July 7th at the Chelsea Registry Office followed by a small reception at La Famiglia. The family will be living in Los Angeles during the summer while Damian films his new NBC drama Life. A large party is planned to celebrate the union after the baby is born.
  • This BBC America Anglophenia article references yesterday’s Observer article and discusses talented British actors in US productions, including Damian Lewis.
  • Click here for a review of Brides that was published in New Zealand last year.
Posted by kathyv
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