A Ralph Lauren POLO tie once owned by English Bafta Nominated and Academy Award winning Actor Jeremy Irons has been donated to the Sellebrity UK online auction site, in support of The Prince’s Trust charity.
It comes with a Prince’s Trust card hand written and again personally signed by him. The card has a short explanation as to where Jeremy wore it.
The tie is personally signed by Jeremy on the inside.
This item is donated in support of The Prince’s Trust
Jeremy Irons attends the press night of Cleopatra: Northern Ballet at Sadlers Wells on May 17, 2011 in London, England.
Jeremy Irons owns a sailboat named Willing Lass.
From the blog Another Day in Triage by Jayne Johnson:
“Our next stop on the journey was Hegarty Boatyard where Cerri’s partner, John, works. The yard is world famous for the restoration work they do on large wooden ships. People come from around the world to attend workshops at the boatyard. Currently they are working on the Ilen (eye-len). They also work on boats for fisherman and the like.
Jayne Johnson and Jeremy's boat Willing Lass
John personally built a sail boat for Jeremy Irons which is called “Willing Lass.” Yes, THE Jeremy Irons. If you are interested in learning more about the Ilen restoration/Hegarty Boatyard, here’s a link: Ilen Restoration at Hegarty Boatyard in Baltimore, Co. Cork, Ireland”
Photo by The Selvedge Yard
Jeremy Irons, was among the group who turned up at Hegarty’s Boatyard to see work commence on the re-fitting of the Ilen ketch:
During the month of April 2011, Jeremy Irons traveled around the globe (Iceland, San Francisco, Vietnam, Brazil…) with Blenheim Films, working on a new documentary about the environment and the world’s garbage, entitled Trashed.
Trashed – the film, now has a website at http://www.trashedfilm.com/ and a Facebook page and a Twitter feed @TrashedFilm.
Here are a few photos from their website and facebook page, including an interview with Jeremy about Trashed and its message…
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Dennis Quaid is joining the cast of the dramatic thriller The Words, in which Bradley Cooper and Jeremy Irons are set to star.
The film will mark the directorial debut of Tron: Legacy writers Brian Klugman and Lee Sternthal, both of whom also wrote the script.
Quaid, repped by WME, will play Clay Hammond, a celebrated writer, in the tale in which Cooper’s character, another writer, discovers the price he must pay for stealing the work of another man, played by Irons.
Michael Benaroya of Benaroya Pictures is producing along with Animus Films’ Jim Young, and Serena Films’ Tatiana Kelly. Untitled Entertainment’s Laura Rister is exec producing the film with Cassian Elwes under their joint venture Waterfall Media.
Waterfall Media/Untitled is repping U.S. rights, while Parlay Films’ Lisa Wilson is handling international sales at the Cannes Market.
Friday 8th July 2011 at the Royal Albert Hall in London…
The Sunflower Jam will transform The Royal Albert Hall for one night, raising the auditorium floor close to the level of The Grand Loggia boxes to create a large dance floor right in front of the stage.
Guest will be welcomed with a champagne reception followed by a fantastic supper, catered by Paul Clerehugh from the Crooked Billet and Rhubarb, served to your table.
The UK’s number one dance team from Pineapple Dance Studio will be strutting their stuff for all to enjoy along side some wonderfully weird acts and if you have ever been to a Jam before, you will know what we mean.
Jeremy Irons will take to the stage again this year to host the evening.
We will be presenting one of the largest and most impressive Silent Auctions ever, during the course of the evening’s entertainment. Autographs of the World will be co-coordinating and running this for and there will be something for everyone whatever the depth of your pocket or breadth of your interest!
And this is all before the gig has even begun!!!
Music from amazing musicians set the scene for a glorious night of relaxed entertainment and the opportunity to experience a unique gathering of some of music’s legendary names, up close and personal, in arguably the world’s favorite venue.
Artists appearing:
Dress Code: Smart casual – No suits or ties!
Date: Friday 8th July
Time: Public Doors open at 20:15
Call: 0844 847 2450
Email: info@thesunflowerjam.com
Visit: royalalberthall.com
For box dining in the exclusive Grand Tiers or Loggias please contact the Royal Albert Hall corporate team on 020 7959 0607 or email entertain@royalalberthall.com
Also view the trailer at this SOURCE.
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Bradley Cooper and Jeremy Irons arriving in Montreal
By Newswire – May 9, 2011 – 1:48 | Dermière Last Updated: May 9, 2011 – 13:48
PRESS RELEASE – The Office of Film and Television (QFTC) is pleased to announce the confirmation of a new American film in Quebec this summer. The independent feature The Words starring Bradley Cooper (Limitless, Hangover, and soon Hangover Two) and Jeremy Irons (Die Hard with a Vengeance, Eragon, The Borgias) begins its pre-production this week. Filming will begin on June 5 for a period of 25 days, and will take place entirely in Montreal where the city will serve as a backdrop to New York and Paris.
The QFTC began discussions in early 2010 with the Hollywood production company Animus Films. Negotiations continued during the summer with the preparation of several proposals digital filming locations. The Words The project gained momentum in November during the economic mission organized by the QFTC the AFM (American Film Market) in Santa Monica. Among the 15 companies that participated in the Quebec delegation, the executive producer Francois Sylvestre took the opportunity to meet producers.
Producers Jim Young and Tatiana Kelly and the authors / directors Brian Klugman and Lee Sternthal (Tron Legacy) were invited by the QFTC last month to discover the proposed filming locations and meet with service providers and AQTIS. This trip has definitely convinced the team of financial and creative strengths of Quebec. A few days later the producers announced their final decision to shoot in Montreal. “We are delighted with the enthusiasm that Quebec continues to attract internationally. Visible interest from foreign producers for Quebec is the result of three years of work and concerted mobilization of all our members, “recounted Hans Fraikin, the national commissioner.
François Sylvestre, who works with Nathalie Brunet Omada agency, said he was “proud to have helped bring a film in Montreal independent U.S. copyright.” With already nearly $ 200 million in volume shoots confirmed for 2011 and more than 3000 jobs created or maintained, all indications are that 2011 will be another record year for foreign productions shot in Quebec in 2010 surpassing the previous record year, which reached a total $ 214 million in direct economic benefits.
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