Tag: Homeland
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‘Homeland’: Damian Lewis talks about finale tragedy, Entertainment Weekly, December 17, 2013
‘Homeland’: Damian Lewis talks finale tragedy JAMES HIBBERD POSTED ON DECEMBER 17, 2013 AT 11:41PM EDT Damian Lewis is breaking his silence on the season 3 finale of Showtime’s Homeland. Below, the Emmy-winning actor says goodbye to Nicholas Brody, his popular Homeland starring character who was executed in a public square in Tehran during the show’s last episode of…
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More ‘Homeland’ Interviews
Brody is finally back on “Homeland” — and as star Damian Lewis promised, it was a devastating reveal — but will he ever really be back? We caught up with Lewis to discuss “Homeland” Season 3, Episode 3, “Tower of David,” this week’s “very sad episode,” and whether or not Brody can cheat certain…
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The Appeal of Damian Lewis – Sept 4, 2013
Why We All Love Damian Lewis by Rebecca Cope | Harper’s Bazaar | September 4, 2013 British actor Damian Lewis is no ordinary Hollywood hunk. In fact, at first glance, he’s far from it – where is the perma-tan, the blonde hair, the muscles? Lewis is a thoroughly British pin-up. With his strawberry blonde hair,…
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From Brody to baldy! Homeland’s Damian Lewis undergoes a dramatic transformation
He’s famous for his fiery red hair. But Damian Lewis has undergone a dramatic makeover for his role upcoming drama The Silent Storm – by completely shaving his head. The 42-year-old actor showed off his new look as he got to work filming the love story on the Isle Of Mull in Scotland on Monday.…
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Damian Lewis’ New Mission: John le Carre, The Telegraph, May 13, 2013
Damian Lewis’s new mission: John le Carré The Homeland actor tells Jasper Rees why he decided to record A Delicate Truth for Radio 4. Damian Lewis and John le Carré
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Damian Lewis Brings British Quirk to Jaguar Short ‘Desire’, Hollywood Reporter, April 24, 2013
Damian Lewis Brings British Quirk to Jaguar Short ‘Desire’ 4:45 AM PDT 4/24/2013 by Michael O’Connell Jaguar Damian Lewis The Emmy winner tells THR about his Sundance London collaboration with the automaker and his decision to put a humorous spin on the Bond-esque hero: “There’s not a lot of comedy in ‘Homeland.’”