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Red Riding Hood Trailer – Starring Max Irons!
Max Irons attends Dior Illustrated Exhibition
Max Irons attended the ‘Dior Illustrated: Rene Gruau and the Line of Beauty’, exhibition private view at Somerset House, London, England on 9 November 2010.
Photo by Richard Young/Rex Features
‘Dior Illustrated: René Gruau and the Line of Beauty’ opens at Somerset House in London on November 10. The exhibition celebrates the work of renowned illustrator René Gruau (1909-2004), who created some of the most iconic fashion images of the 20th century, notably for Christian Dior. The exhibition kicked off with a private view on November 9.
Unrequited Love – starring Max Irons
Unrequited Love – a short film starring Max Irons:
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Max Irons in L’Uomo Vogue
Max Irons is featured in an article and photo spread in the July/August 2010 issue of L’Uomo Vogue.
http://www.vogue.it/en/magazine/l-uomo-vogue/2010/07/max-irons
At 24, the son of the famous English actor Jeremy is ready for his début
Jeremy Irons‘ 24 year-old son, Maximilian, known as Max, is almost a newcomer to the silver screen.
His curriculum to date: three years of acting school, an appearance of just a few seconds in István Szabo’s Being Julia, a small part in Dorian Gray by Oliver Parker and two (equally small) parts in the theatre, in Mike Poulton’s Wallenstein last summer at the Minerva in Chichester and in Artist Descending a Staircase last December at the Old Red Lion in London.
Now his big chance comes from director Catherine Hardwicke who chose Robert Pattinson for Twilight, launching into the stratosphere a young English actor who, until then, could only boast a few appearances in the saga of Harry Potter.
Now it is Max’s turn, together with Shiloh Fernandez (a 25 year old American the director had already taken into consideration for the lead role in Twilight). He has been chosen for the cast of a new project entitled Red Riding Hood, a Gothic horror rereading of the story of Little Red Riding Hood which will probably appear in American cinemas in April next year.
(In the picture: Max Irons. Trench Kenzo Homme; turtleneck Paul Smith)
Fabia di Drusco, from L’Uomo Vogue, July/August 2010 (n. 412), p. 342 – 347
Published:
07/15/2010
Filming details for “Red Riding Hood”
Max Irons will begin filming The Girl with the Red Riding Hood in Vancouver, BC, on 21st July 2010. Here are the details on the production from the BCFC (British Columbia Film Commission) website:
“The Girl in the Red Riding Hood”- a gothic take on the classic fairy tale, starring Amanda Seyfried and directed by Catherine Hardwicke.
RED RIDING HOOD
Random Films Inc.
Director: Catherine Hardwicke
Exec. Producer(s): Jim Rowe
Producer: Jennifer Killoran, Julie Yorn
DOP: Mandy Walker
PD: Tom Sanders
PM: Brendan Ferguson
PC: Nicole Oguchi
LM: Hans Dayal
Publicist: Lee Anne Muldoon
Cast: Amanda Seyfried, Shiloh Fernandez, Max Irons
SPFX Coord: Joel Whist
Casting: Michelle Allen
Extras: Andrea Brown
Sched: Jul 21/10 – Sep 16/10
TEL: 629-8259 FAX: 524-4258
Visit the IMDB page for the film.
Click here for information on becoming an extra or background performer for the film.
Dorian Gray will be released in the USA in August on DVD
DORIAN GRAY, directed by HELLRAISER and NIGHTBREED co-star turned filmmaker Oliver Parker, is heading for DVD and Blu-ray.
Ben Barnes from THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: PRINCE CASPIAN stars in the title role of a young man who sells his soul for eternal youth, indulging in all sorts of debauchery and worse while his portrait begins to reflect his inner ugliness.
The cast also includes Max Irons, Colin Firth, Rebecca Hall, Ben Chaplin and Rachel Hurd-Wood.
DORIAN GRAY hits the disc shelves August 24 from NEM (National Entertainment Media). Presented in anamorphic 1.85:1 widescreen, the movie will have 5.1 Surround sound on the DVD and DTS-HD Master Audio on the Blu-ray. Special features on both include:
• Deleted scenes
• Interviews
• Behind-the-scenes footage
Retail price is $24.98 for each version.
Max Irons in The Runaway – on Sky One
The Runaway
Transmission: March 2011
- Sky One: 6 x 60mins
- Producer: Nick Goding. Series Producer: Willow Grylls
- Director: David Richards
- Executive Producers: Charles Pattinson, George Faber, Lavinia Warner, Helen Flint, Martina Cole
- Co-Production: Warner Sisters
- Adapted By: Allan Cubitt
- Cast: Alan Cumming, Max Irons, Burn Gorman, Jack O’Connell, Jo Van Der Ham
Martina Cole’s The Runaway: New Drama on Sky One
By Steve Rogerson
Published Mar 25, 2011
Sky One brings Martina Cole’s novel The Runaway to life in a six-part drama due to start on Thursday 31 March and starring Alan Cumming and Joanna Vanderham
In her first professional acting role, Joanna Vanderham stars in the title role as runaway Cathy Conor in Martina Cole’s The Runaway, a six-part drama due to start on Sky One on Thursday 31 March 2011. Cathy Conor is the daughter of a prostitute who has been imprisoned for murder and so she is separated from her boyfriend Eamonn Docherty (played by Jack O’Connell) and put into care. She runs away to Soho where she meets Desrae (played by Alan Cumming), a transvestite who adopts Cathy.
Eamonn is also having a tough time as he becomes more involved with the criminal elements in London’s East End, notably gangster Danny Dixon (played by Keith Allen). He runs away to New York to try to build a better life. Eventually the two young lovers are drawn back together as the world moves on from the 1960s to the 1970s, but they find their pasts still haunt them both.
Joanna Vanderham was in her second year at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama in Cardiff when she was spotted by casting director Emma Style. She was granted time off college to film for the series but is now back studying and hopes to graduate in June.
Scottish actor Alan Cumming has not been seen on British television for fifteen years, after making his name on shows such as Bernard and the Genie and The High Life. Most of his career since then has been in the USA on programmes such as God, the Devil and Bob, Sex and the City, Shoebox Zoo and The L Word. His film roles include playing Nightcrawler in X-Men 2.
Jack O’Connell is best known for playing Ross Trescott in The Bill, Pukey Nicholls in This is England and Cook in Skins. Welsh actor Keith Allen has recently starred as the Sheriff of Nottingham in the Robin Hood TV series but his career dates back to the 1980s in shows such as The Young Ones, A Very British Coup and Making Out. In 1994, he played Jonas Cuzzlewit in Martin Chuzzlewit and in 1998 Slick Sloan in The Young Person’s Guide to Becoming a Rock Star. Other notable roles include Dexter in Roger Roger and Tony Whitman in Bodies.
Martina Cole’s The Runaway also features Ken Stott as gangster Joey Pasqualino, Max Irons as his son Tommy Pasqualino, Kierston Wareing as Cathy’s mother Madge and Burn Gorman as Detective Richard Gates.
The Team Behind Martina Cole’s The Runaway
The director of Martina Cole’s The Runaway was David Richards, the producer Nick Goding, series producer Willow Grylls and casting director Emma Style. Based on the novel by Martina Cole, it was adapted for television by Allan Cubitt and Tom Greaves. The executive producers were Lavinia Warner for Warner Sisters, Charlie Pattinson, George Faber and Helen Flint for Company Pictures, Elaine Pyke and Huw Kennair-Jones for Sky One, and Martina Cole.
The show was filmed in three months in South Africa on a specially built set that recreated London’s Soho and New York in the 1960s and 1970s.
Read more at Suite101: Martina Cole’s The Runaway: New Drama on Sky One http://www.suite101.com/content/martina-coles-the-runaway-new-drama-on-sky-one-a361728#ixzz1HcFHYPDD
More About Max Irons and the Ian Charleson Awards
Max Irons has been nominated for a 2009 Ian Charleson Award. Here is more on his competition:
From The Sunday Times
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June 6, 2010
Ian Charleson awards
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Alan Cumming and Max Irons
A www.jeremyirons.net exclusive:
Q & A with actor Alan Cumming:
Alan Cumming - Photo by Timothy Greenfield Sanders
jeremyirons.net: Alan, Max Irons, son of Jeremy Irons, is in The Runaway with you. Would you share your thoughts on Max as an actor and what his role is in The Runaway?
Alan Cumming: He is a darling and is playing my son-in-law. love from alan x
Check out Alan’s fantastic blog at www.alancumming.com
Max Irons the next Robert Pattinson?
BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat has chosen Max Irons as one of the upcoming Brit actors who could follow in Robert Pattinson’s footsteps.
Who is the next Robert Pattinson?
Thursday, 13 May 2010
By Frances Cronin – Newsbeat entertainment reporter
We know most of us all love Robert Pattinson but let’s face it he’s super busy at the moment and there’s a lot of buzz in Hollywood about upcoming Brit actors that could follow in his footsteps.
There are currently nearly a dozen films aimed at under 25s in the works in Hollywood and it seems Brit actors are in the running for quite a few of them. We’ve picked out the Brit stars of the future who could be set to take on Robert Pattinson’s mantle.
Max Irons, aged 25.
Max Irons has a famous dad but says that can be a disadvantage at times.
Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke made a star of R-Patz and now she’s chosen Brit Max Irons to star in her new fairytale film The Girl With the Red Riding Hood. Max will star alongside Amanda Seyfried, who has to fend off her village from a werewolf.
He has had roles in films Being Julia and Dorian Gray and he’s been a Burberry model (does that fashion range know how to spot talent or what?) Max has good acting heritage. He’s part of two acting families, the son of top actors Jeremy Irons and Sinead Cusack.
He admits it can be awkward getting help from his dad: “People often ask you, ‘Does he mentor you?’ It’s funny that because it’s a bit like a father teaching you to drive, it’s kind of unhelpful even though they’re trying their best and it’s hard to take. But in terms of him warning me about the industry it’s always been very helpful.”
“When I made it clear that I wanted to do it [act], he said, ‘Just because I’ve been successful don’t necessarily assume it’ll be the same for you because it is, quite literally, one of the hardest businesses to succeed in’.”
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