Tag: Guildhall School of Music and Drama
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Guardian Interview: Shooting Star – March 10, 2002
Shooting star by Jay Rayner | The Guardian |Â March 10, 2002 Watching Damian Lewis leading the men of Easy Company to victory in Spielberg’s WWII epic Band of Brothers, you’d never guess he went to Eton and attended drama school with Ewan MacGregor. Now, though, he is returning to more familiar territory as the iconic…
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Damian Lewis Interview: USA Weekend Magazine – March 10 2002
Black Hawk Down, Elvis, Steve McQueen, and Broadway by Evelyn Poitevent | USA Weekend Magazine |  March 10, 2002 “Band of Brothers†star Damian Lewis, 31, has been touted by everyone from the “New York Times†to “People†magazine as Hollywood’s new golden child. And rightfully so. The British actor — a veteran of London’s…
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An Officer and A Gentleman – Oct 15, 2001
Eton-Educated British Actor Damian Lewis Overcame a Near-Fatal Motorcycle Crash and a Family Tragedy on His Way to the Spotlight by Russell Scott Smith | US Weekly | October 15, 2001 IT WAS A COLD WINTERS NIGHT IN London when Damian Lewis crashed, face-first through a car’s windshield and almost died. That evening, in 1998,…
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Damian Lewis Interview, Sunday Telegraph – Sept 30, 2001
Bananas and Marmalade by Emily Bearn | Sunday Telegraph | September 30, 2001 Damian Lewis is an Old Etonian who plays an American war hero in Spielberg’s latest epic, and dreams of being the next James Bond. Emily Bearn meets the young contender. Damian Lewis (if the actor’s publicists in London, New York and Los…
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Great British Hopes: Damian Lewis – Feb 11, 1995
Great British Hopes: Damian Lewis by Kate Bassett – The Times – 11 February 1995 Damian Lewis Profession: Actor Age: 23 Claim to fame: The New York Times hailed him as “The new Ralph Fiennes? The next Hugh Grant?†Distinctive features: Six foot three. Flaming red hair. “I wasn’t aware of my hair until critics…
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Who Will Be The New Ralph Fiennes, The Next Hugh Grant? – Jan 1, 1995
Who Will Be The New Ralph Fiennes, The Next Hugh Grant? By Matt Wolf – New York Times – January 1, 1995 LONDON— NOT LONG AGO, DANIEL Day Lewis and Kenneth Branagh were the British names on everyone’s lips when it came to actors; more recently, Hugh Grant and Ralph Fiennes have dominated Hollywood’s imagination. Which…