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Jeremy Irons was in Rome, Italy, to be honored at the 2017 Europe Theater Awards. On Saturday 16 December, Jeremy participated in an interview/conversation with Michael Billington. On Sunday 17 December, Jeremy and Isabelle Huppert performed Harold Pinter’s Ashes to Ashes and they also read the newly published letters of Albert Camus and his lover, María Casares. There was also an awards ceremony.
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A massive “Thank You” to Florin Ghioca for his gorgeous images from Jeremy’s performance, with Isabelle Huppert, of Ashes to Ashes. Visit Florin’s website ghioca.eu
Jeremy Irons was interviewed by Derek Blasberg for CNN Style in Italy. Jeremy discussed his work with Save Venice, Inc. and their efforts to preserve the artistic heritage of Venice.
Jeremy Irons was interviewed for CNN Style in Italy by Derek Blasberg. Jeremy discusses his work with Save Venice, Inc. and Francesca Bortolotto Possati of the Bauer Hotels Group, to save the artistic heritage of Venice.
Jeremy Irons was a guest on the Italian TV chat show Che Tempo Che Fa on Rai3 on Sunday 19 February 2017.
Jeremy was interviewed by Fabio Fazio and briefly discussed his work, Kilcoe Castle, motorcycling and a variety of other things. When presented with a guitar, Jeremy sang “Miss Otis Regrets”.
Jeremy Irons is featured in ICON Panorama magazine from Italy, issue #26, with photos by Mark Seliger. The issue became available on newsstands on 7 April 2016.
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Jeremy Irons was in attendance at the Lucca Film Festival in Italy. He attended a press conference on Friday 20 March at 12.30pm. He was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award on Friday night.
Jeremy conducted a Masterclass on Saturday at the Teatro del Giglio with the participation of Claudio Carabba, Manrico Ferrucci (General Director of the Teatro del Giglio), Nicola Borrelli (director Lucca Film Festival), Alessandro Romanini (coordinator of exhibitions dedicated to Cronenberg) and Domenico De Gaetano (cultural association Volumina).
Also on Saturday, at 18:30 at the church of San Francesco, Jeremy was present at the concert of the soundtracks composed by Howard Shore composed for David Cronenberg films.
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Jeremy with Getty Images photographer Laura Lezza. Photo via Sally Fischer Public Relations
Jeremy visits a school in Lucca where they’re studying recycling. Photo via Sally Fischer Public Relations
Jeremy takes a closer look at the instruments used in “Dead Ringers” on display as part of the David Cronenberg: Evolution exhibit. Photo via Sally Fischer Public Relations
Press conference. Photo via Sally Fischer Public Relations
Photo via Sally Fischer Public Relations
Photo via Lucca Film Festival facebook page
Photo via Lucca Film Festival facebook page
Photo via Lucca Film Festival facebook page
Photo via @PrescillaG_ on Twitter
Jeremy Irons and director Giuseppe Tornatore. Photo by Sally Fischer Public Relations
Jeremy Irons will be the recipient of a Lifetime Achievement Award, at the 2015 Lucca Film Festival in Italy, on 20 March. The 2015 festival is also celebrating the films of David Cronenberg. There will be a screening of Dead Ringers, starring Jeremy Irons, on Thursday 19 March, at 18:15. On Friday 20 March, Jeremy will be presented with the Lifetime Achievement award at 21:30. A screening of M. Butterfly will follow the award presentation. On Saturday 21 March, Jeremy will give a lecture at 11:00 and at 15:00 Sinead Cusack will be on hand to introduce a screening of her film Eastern Promises, directed by David Cronenberg. For more information on the festival and to purchase tickets, visit theirwebsite.
Jeremy Irons drove in the Mille Miglia 1,000 mile car race in Italy. Jeremy drove as part of the Jaguar Heritage Racing team in a 1950 Jaguar XK120. His co-driver was Charlie Turner, Top Gear magazine editor-in-chief.
Only the cars selected from the models which took part in the original race can participate to Mille Miglia, with teams coming from all over the world. Thursday afternoon the cars leave Brescia, heart of the Mille Miglia, and arrive in Padova for the first overnight stay. The next morning they leave for Rome, passing San Marino and L’Aquila on the way. On Saturday they depart for Bologna, where they stay overnight before embarking on the last stretch to Brescia on Sunday morning, where they will be enthusiastically welcomed home for the prize-giving celebrations.
The Mille Miglia takes place from 15th to 18th May 2014.
Jeremy’s car had to drop out of the race after two stages, due to mechanical issues, according to @TelegraphLuxury on Twitter.