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Added 27 new images to the Gallery from various old and more recent events. Jonathan has been busy. He attended the 10th Annual White Tie & Tiara Ball to benefit Elton John’s Aids Foundation and was recently in Paris for Fashion Week to support friend and designer John Galliano.
Added 38 images to the Gallery in four new albums:
Small gallery update - added 10 stills from season two of “The Tudors”.
There’s been some security issues with the site in the past couple weeks. I apologize for any downtime or any problems you may have had while visiting. I’ve moved to a new host and am continuing to work on improving and upgrading the scripts that power this site.
“August Rush” is now available on DVD. There’s a few deleted scenes included on the disc, but unfortunately no other extras (apparently the Asian version of the DVD does contain some cast interviews). Two of the deleted scenes feature Jonathan’s character Louis. I’ve made and added 56 screen caps from the first deleted scene. More on the way.
What looks to be the official website for “The Children of Haung Shi” is now online with lots of new images and a new trailer!
Added many new images to the Gallery as a result:
If you have trouble watching the HD quicktime version of the trailer on the official website, there’s also a YouTube version:
Thanks to 8theenemy for posting that!
“The Tudors” was the big winner at the Irish Film & Television Awards last night and Jonathan won for Best Actor:
Tudors and Kings are IFTAs royalty
The Irish Film & Television Awards took place in Dublin last night with the series ‘The Tudors’, the Irish-language film ‘Kings’ and ‘Garage’ the big winners at the ceremony.
Seven IFTAs for ‘The Tudors’
‘The Tudors’ was named Best Drama Series/Soap and also dominated the TV acting and technical categories.
The series’ star, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, was named Best Actor in a Television Series while his co-stars, Maria Doyle Kennedy and Nick Dunning, won the Best Supporting Actress and Actor in Television awards respectively.
In the technical categories, ‘The Tudors’ won the Best Costume (Joan Bergin), Best Hair & Make-Up (Jennifer Hegarty, Dee Corcoran) and Best Production Design (Tom Conroy) awards.
Source: RTÉ
Update: 15 images from the ceremony have been added to the Gallery. More will be added as they are found.
Happy New Year! Sorry for the delay in updates but I was enjoying some time off. Back to it now…
Added 5 new stills from “The Children of Huang Shi”.
Also update on the Golden Globe situation in light of the ongoing writer’s strike. It’s expected to be announced sometime today, that the Hollywood Foreign Press Association will be holding a very scaled back version of the awards show this year. There will be no award show banquet like years past. Instead, winners will be announced on NBC as part of a news press conference. Afterwards, winners can pick up their awards and speak to the press. The usual parties may still be held. There is no word at this time if Jonathan will be in Los Angeles this Sunday to attend any various parties or be on hand if he were to win.
**Update**
It’s official. From HFPA:
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association today announced that the recipients of Golden Globe Awards in 25 categories will be revealed during an hour-long HFPA press conference at The Beverly Hilton to be covered live by NBC News beginning at 6:00 pm PST on January 13. “The 65th Annual Golden Globe Awards” NBC telecast and champagne dinner in The Beverly Hilton’s International Ballroom is officially cancelled.
Added several new stills to the Gallery:
There’s also news that “The Children of Haung Shi” may be retitled to “The Bitter Sea”.
Added several new articles to the Press section (special thanks to Rhiannon for transcribing a couple of these):
