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LONDON — Jeremy Irons is set to co-star in the Edward R. Pressman/ Cinemorphic Entertainment Company production of “The Man Who Knew Infinity,” the biopic of Srinivasa Ramanujan, with Dev Patel starring as the revered Indian mathematician.
Irons will play G.H. Hardy, the English mathematician who plucked Ramanujan from obscurity in Edwardian India and installed him in Cambridge University.
The film will be directed by Matthew Brown, who also wrote the screenplay based on the biography “The Man Who Knew Infinity: A Life of the Genius Ramanujan” by Robert Kanigel.
Edward R. Pressman and Prashita Chaudhary of Cinemorphic are producers, along with Jim Young under his Animus Films banner, and Sofia Sondervan of Dutch Tilt Film.
Pressman said, “I am delighted to be working with Jeremy again. Our last collaboration on ‘Reversal of Fortune’ earned an Oscar for Jeremy, and I could not overstate his amazing talent. We are very fortunate to be able to add an actor of such stature to our production.”
Production on “The Man Who Knew Infinity” is expected to commence on locations in the U.K. and India next year.
Pressman’s COO Jon Katz is serving as executive producer along with Tristine Skyler, Xeitgeist’s Joe Thomas, Pamela Godfrey, Mark Montgomery and Min-Li Tan. Tayyab Madni will serve as an associate producer.
Jeremy Irons, iconic British actor, human rights campaigner and philanthropist was honoured last night at the Chivas Legends Dinner for his considerable career achievements and notable contribution to society.
Being formally recognised as a ‘Chivas Legend’, Jeremy Irons joins the ranks of other legends of the past including Australian cricketer Steve Waugh, Oscar winners Colin Firth and Ben Kingsley and the late, great Sir David Frost.
The fifth annual edition of the Chivas Legends Dinner was attended by 250 of the region’s most eminent leaders and luminaries representing a range of industries from business to media who came together through a shared appreciation for luxury whisky and reverence for the achievements of this year’s legend, Jeremy Irons.
At the event guests enjoyed an evening of pure indulgence in the opulent surroundings of the Asateer Tent, Atlantis The Palm, including; a delectable 5 course meal, expertly paired with the various expressions of Chivas; live music from a 5-piece jazz band; perfectly blended Chivas cocktails; and guided whisky tastings led by Max Warner, Chivas Regal Global Brand Ambassador and Colin Scott, Chivas Regal’s Master Blender.
The evening culminated with an on-stage interview with Jeremy Irons, in which he shared some of his fascinating insights into his illustrious acting career and more recently his philanthropic and humanitarian work, most notably his documentary film ‘Trashed,’ which highlights the shocking environmental impact of pollution.
Speaking about the Chivas Legends Dinner, Chivas Master Blender, Colin Scott said, “It was so fantastic to see so many new and familiar faces at this year’s Chivas Legends Dinner; faces that were truly enthralled and captivated by Jeremy Irons’ presence. Jeremy is the pure personification of honour, integrity and generosity, he lives his life with charisma and optimism and his achievements and causes were inspirational to all that attended.”
Hot topic: Jeremy Irons’ celebrity status could also draw attention to an issue even closer to his heart: the welfare of Indonesian children. Courtesy of Rio Helmi
Jeremy Irons addressed the Irish Georgian Society at The University Club in New York City, on Tuesday 5 November, to discuss his restoration of Kilcoe Castle.
Jeremy Irons was in Toronto, Canada 30 October 2013 – 1 November 2013, to participate in events at the TIFF Bell Lightbox, in conjunction with the David Cronenberg: Evolution exhibition.
On Thursday 31 October, Jeremy Irons and David Cronenberg introduced a screening of Dead Ringers. Jeremy stuck around for a Q&A session, after the screening. [Thank you to Kristen Skeet for the videos.]
On Friday 1 November, Jeremy participated in “In Conversation with Jeremy Irons” at the TIFF Bell Lightbox, a 1 hour 30 minute conversation and retrospective of his career, with an audience Q&A at the end.
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Jeremy Irons also sat down with George Stroumboulopoulos to talk about his career in film and the David Cronenberg retrospective at the TIFF Bell Lightbox in Toronto. But before they got into that conversation, Irons wanted to talk about Rob Ford, Toronto’s mayor.
To see the full interview, tune into George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight on CBC Television on Wednesday, November 20 at 7 p.m. or 11:30 p.m.
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Jeremy Irons also made an appearance on Live at Noon on CP24 –
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More on the Cronenberg: Evolution exhibition –
Jeremy Irons received a Lifetime Achievement Award at 16th Annual Savannah Film Festival
SAVANNAH, Georgia—Academy Award-winner Jeremy Irons received a Lifetime Achievement Award on Monday, Oct. 28, at the 16th annual Savannah Film Festival, hosted by the Savannah College of Art and Design and running Oct. 26–Nov. 2.
Irons also participated in a Q-and-A after a special screening of Adrian Lyne’s 1997 adaptation of Vladimir Navokov’s novel, “Lolita,” in which he starred alongside Melanie Griffith and Frank Langella.
Listen to a 31 minute audio clip of the Q&A after the screening of Lolita:
Jeremy participated in a Q-and-A after a screening of his environmental docmentary Trashed.
Jeremy also led a discussion at the Clarence Thomas Center Chapel for the Historic Preservation Society, at 11:00am on Tuesday 29 October 2013, to discuss restoring Kilcoe Castle.
Jeremy Irons attended a screening of his film Trashed, at the Tiffin Boys School in Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey, UK, on Friday 18 October 2013. He participated in a Q&A session, after the film.
The screening was organised and hosted by Zac Goldsmith, MP for Richmond Park and North Kingston.
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