Tag: Pillars of the Community
-
Soldiering on: Damian Lewis in Homeland, The Telegraph, February 4, 2012
Soldiering on: Damian Lewis in Homeland After his breakthrough 10 years ago in Band of Brothers, Damian Lewis’s finest work has been for television, his latest role that of a US Marine held captive for eight years By Craig McLean 7:00AM GMT 04 Feb 2012 Photo: Channel 4 Damian Lewis opens our conversation with a sheepish…
-
Damian Lewis Interview for The Misanthrope, The Telegraph, November 24, 2009
Damian Lewis Interview for The Misanthrope By Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph, November 24, 2009 Damian Lewis talks about appearing with Keira Knightley as she makes her West End debut in an updated version of Moliere’s The Misanthrope. Damian Lewis could well be the luckiest actor in London. Or the unluckiest. Luckiest in that he’s about…
-
Red Hot: The Irresistible Rise of Damian Lewis – Sept 8, 2006
Damian Lewis: The Chameleon Performer by Liz Hoggard | The Independent | September 8, 2006 Damian Lewis is an intense chap, capable of conveying a huge range of emotions with the smallest gesture. He’s hotly tipped for an Oscar for his new film. And he’s a real gent. Just don’t call him posh, whatever you…
-
Guardian Interview: It’s a Wrap
From Fendi to Gucci and Armani Inbetween by Hadley Freeman | The Guardian | March 3, 2006 Actor Damian Lewis has shone on screen – but can he take centre stage in this season’s patterned shirts? Hadley Freeman asks him. ‘You’re making me trendy, aren’t you?” the actor Damian Lewis accuses us, with the cheeky smile of…
-
Damian Lewis: Q&A, The Guardian – October 28, 2005
Damian Lewis: Q&A by Rosanna Greenstreet | The Guardian | October 28, 2005 Damian Lewis was born in London in 1971. He was nominated for a Golden Globe for his role in the second world war drama Band Of Brothers. He plays Benedict in Much Ado About Nothing, part of the BBC’s Shakespeare season, and…
-
Damian Lewis: My London – Oct 28, 2005
From Brolly to Woolly Staff | Evening Standard Magazine | October 28, 2005 Where do you live and why? Camden. I’ve always liked this part of London. I remember, when I was younger, I used to make it along to the Electric Ballroom in Camden High Street on a Friday night and jump up and…