Category: Personal and Family Life
Time and Place: Damian Lewis – Oct 30, 2011
From Camden Town and Manchester to Manhattan and Canada
by Caroline Rees | Sunday Times | October 30, 2011
Camden was happening – and soon my career was, too. I never anticipated living in Camden Town. As an 18-year-old, I’d gone to the Crush nights at the Electric Ballroom, so I thought this part of north London was a place for students and people wearing tie-dye T-shirts. But I found a fantastic little house with a roof terrace in a gorgeous, very urban row of workmen’s cottages on Prowse Place, a cobbled mews tucked away between Camden and Kentish Town. I bought No 7 in 2001 and lived there for five years. I had Baz Bamigboye on one corner and Amy Winehouse on another. Continue reading Time and Place: Damian Lewis – Oct 30, 2011
Damian Lewis at Disney’s Princess Royal Court Celebration – Oct 2, 2011
Damian and Family Visit Rapunzel at Kensington Palace
by Gingersnap | damian-lewis.com | October 2, 2011
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Damian Lewis: Top of the Cops – June 27, 2011
Damian Lewis: Top of the Cops

Subtlety and restraint are Damian Lewis’s hallmarks as an actor. His ability to convey a character’s innermost thoughts with just a flicker of an eyebrow is even more impressive when you discover how animated he is in real life. When we meet, in a chi-chi members’ club in west London, he has a pint of coffee working through his system, and that natural energy is comically amplified. His accent careens from Prince Charles to Jamie Oliver, as he talks about his guilt at not doing more theatre, the appeal of playing policemen and soldiers, and the satisfactions of domesticity; he alternates between supreme self-confidence and genuine horror at what he thinks is coming across as his own solipsism.
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Damian Lewis: I split my eye open while duelling with Ralph Fiennes, Metro, June 21, 2011
Original article at Metro, corrected here for many technical typos
Actor Damian Lewis talks to Metro about the worst job he’s ever had, starring in a musical and anti-ginger prejudice. The 40-year-old stars in the forthcoming BBC drama Stolen.