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Jeremy Irons stars in a new short film entitled I wish for you…, as part of the fortheloveof.org.uk campain and #showthelove to promote Climate Change awareness. The film was also made in conjunction with The Climate Coalition
The film also stars Maxine Peake and was written by Michael Morpurgo.
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Also, check out this behind the scenes video, from the making of the short film:
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Screencaps from both the behind the scenes video and from I wish for you…. :
Jeremy Irons was at University College Cork on Monday 23 February, to present his film Trashed and to participate in a discussion and Q&A after the film. Jeremy was also presented with a sapling of a Darwin tree, as a token from UCC students. Time: 2.15pm – 4.30pm Venue: Boole 1, Lecture Theatre, Main campus, University College Cork
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 was in Dublin, Ireland at the Gate Theatre on Saturday 15 June 2013, to participate in the World Actors Forum. Trashed was screened at the WAF and, afterward, Jeremy was interviewed by Joseph O’Connor.
On the same day, Jeremy Irons was present at University College Dublin, to see Sinead Cusack receive an Honorary Doctorate Degree.
Jeremy Irons was a guest on the BBC News programme Hard Talk. The programme first aired on BBC News on April 15, 2013. Check HERE for iPlayer availability.
Jeremy Irons – Actor and Campaigner
Duration: 30 minutes
Stephen Sackur meets one of Britain’s most successful actors, Jeremy Irons. The Oscar winning performer is best known for his portrayal of troubled, brooding upper class men. He has just finished making a documentary about the potentially devastating impact of the mountains of toxic waste polluting our planet. He is an actor with very strong opinions.
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