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Wednesday, August 31, 2016
New pics with fans - Eddie at the 'Anthropoid' premiere on Tuesday night
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Sunday, August 9, 2015
New photos: Fan adventures this weekend and Eddie on Out Magazine cover
arianna_pastine86 (x): Siamo sfuocate perché era veramente indecente però lui ci sta
Lucky Italian fans met Eddie Redmayne yesterday in London. Girls you are lovely!
One more photo from Saturday... jordihalle_ (x): Sadly I wasn't in the picture
but this picture is better than the other one.
lucybowden_ (x): just met Eddie Redmayne in london😍
Eddie Redmayne out and about in London on a Sunday 9th August 2015
More fan adventures via bespokeredmayne:
OMG saw Eddie Redmayne looking at kitchenware in Liberty. I died a bit of excitement but was too polite to go over and say hi!!! #fangirl
— Beth (@BethJackson1x) August 9, 2015
All of my friends met Eddie Redmayne whilst we were at Topman. I was buying a denim jacket. I don't like it anymore.
— Revan (@AgressiveSalmon) August 9, 2015
Starstruck is having Eddie Redmayne in touching distance from you for at least 5 minutes while he waited for his friends to finish shopping
— becks (@beckyeastt) August 9, 2015
A new photo from Out Magazine via Instagram: jerbearpalma (x): Look what came today
The first picture is edited.
Updated on 9 August 2015 23:50
Updated on 9 August 2015 23:50
Friday, May 1, 2015
New selfie - Eddie with Simon Amstell and a fan
New fan selfie posted yesterday by @JamesBrewster on Twitter (via)
mo1st-von-lipwig (via): Did I ever tell you guys about the time I creeped
on Eddie Redmayne, Edgar wright, Andrew Garfield, Dan Stevens, and
Rory McCann at this one Simon Amstell show? Sometimes I love LA.
It was at the Largo in LA, back in October, I think? Simon Amstell
was doing a show, so I went with my boyfriend. Good times! (x)
Links if you want to know more about Simon Amstell:
Sunday, October 26, 2014
New TToE stills, set photo and Entertainmen Weekly article
Three new The Theory of Everything stills and one BTS photo
Q: Do you have any lucky charms you take with you on set?
Eddie's answer's in this video: 60 seconds with...Eddie Redmayne (from 0:16)
Article in the Entertainmen Weekly
Article in the Entertainmen Weekly
The Theory of Everything & Eddie Redmayne from Oct. 31, 2014 Entertainment Weekly.
Eddie Redmayne portraying Stephen Hawking’s torturous physical decline in The Theory of Everything
from Oct. 31 Entertainment Weekly. (photo Focus Features) via (x)
Monday, September 22, 2014
M Magazine photoshoot by Brian Bowen Smith - I'm speechless
perfect M Magazine shoot by Brian Bowen Smith. Eddie should make him his official photographer.
I Agree! This is my favorite too. Breathtaking.
M magazine article: Eddie Redmayne — From Eton to Hollywood
Amazing long article with slideshows via @bespokeredmayne Thanks!
The photographer's website
I Agree! This is my favorite too. Breathtaking.
Eddie Redmayne in M Magazine (Fall 2014) - source
LINK:M magazine article: Eddie Redmayne — From Eton to Hollywood
The photographer's website
Saturday, September 6, 2014
Playing and Being Stephen Hawking - new ToE article and stills
Must-read article about Eddie's preparation for 'The Theory of Everything' with quotes from Eddie, the director James Marsh and other cast and crew members. The empathy, intellect and dedication to his craft — and his iconic subject — is astounding. Amazing article, I embed the whole text here:
Theory of Everything: Playing and Being Stephen Hawking
September 5, 2014 by EmanuelLevy Leave a Comment (via bespokeredmayne)
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| James Marsh on the set |
“For any actor, playing Stephen Hawking was going to be intimidating,” admits screenwriter and producer Anthony McCarten. “He’s a well-known public figure, an icon. My script called for an actor who could show the audience a man evolving over 25 years, going from being fully functional to having the use of only a few muscles – mainly one hand and some limited facial movement – and having his voice be superseded by a machine’s.”
Director James Marsh adds, “Whomever would play this part would have to do a lot of preparation. He would also have to convince as the Stephen only those close to the man knew, the shy university student.”
Producers Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner had recently worked with one of England’s rising stars, Eddie Redmayne, on the smash Les Misérables, and the actor was already aware of McCarten’s script. Marsh comments, “I was enthusiastic when Eddie’s name came up, and knew he was a great choice. The level of his commitment to the role was extraordinary, as he was fully onboard for not only the physical preparation but also the psychological preparation.”
Producer Lisa Bruce notes, “Eddie had a relentless intensity from day one. It was truly amazing to watch his evolution as he captured the many layers of both the Stephen we think we know as well as the man behind the image.”
Redmayne remarks, “When I read the script I was astonished at what this man has experienced, and done, since 1963. It was one of the most inspiring things I’d ever read. Stephen Hawking is an icon of hope.
“But this movie is also about the human being behind the icon. When we meet him in this story, he is 21, and so vibrant and athletic. He goes on to live a full life with a twinkle in his eye, and continues to do so. There are different sides to him: the wit, the brilliance, the stubbornness…I got the impression that he had a rock-star personality.”
In further researching the subjects’ lives, Redmayne learned that the professor came from a solidly intellectual family, while Jane Wilde’s decision to pursue an academic career was still considered a brave choice for a woman back in the 1960s. “They were very different people, both extraordinary yet polar opposites,” he says. “The idea of two human beings completing one another and defying all the odds I found compelling – and oh, was it romantic!”
Director James Marsh adds, “Whomever would play this part would have to do a lot of preparation. He would also have to convince as the Stephen only those close to the man knew, the shy university student.”
Producers Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner had recently worked with one of England’s rising stars, Eddie Redmayne, on the smash Les Misérables, and the actor was already aware of McCarten’s script. Marsh comments, “I was enthusiastic when Eddie’s name came up, and knew he was a great choice. The level of his commitment to the role was extraordinary, as he was fully onboard for not only the physical preparation but also the psychological preparation.”
Producer Lisa Bruce notes, “Eddie had a relentless intensity from day one. It was truly amazing to watch his evolution as he captured the many layers of both the Stephen we think we know as well as the man behind the image.”
Redmayne remarks, “When I read the script I was astonished at what this man has experienced, and done, since 1963. It was one of the most inspiring things I’d ever read. Stephen Hawking is an icon of hope.
“But this movie is also about the human being behind the icon. When we meet him in this story, he is 21, and so vibrant and athletic. He goes on to live a full life with a twinkle in his eye, and continues to do so. There are different sides to him: the wit, the brilliance, the stubbornness…I got the impression that he had a rock-star personality.”
In further researching the subjects’ lives, Redmayne learned that the professor came from a solidly intellectual family, while Jane Wilde’s decision to pursue an academic career was still considered a brave choice for a woman back in the 1960s. “They were very different people, both extraordinary yet polar opposites,” he says. “The idea of two human beings completing one another and defying all the odds I found compelling – and oh, was it romantic!”
Accordingly, Redmayne parsed even the smallest details on the man he would be portraying. He notes, “Jane discusses in her book how Stephen had incredibly expressive eyebrows. That was something I spent months in front of a mirror working on.
“When I met Stephen, I noticed how ‘yes’ is sort of a smile and ‘no’ is almost a grimace, yet they only manifest in a couple of the facial muscles for him, so I learned how to isolate those.”
Redmayne adds, “The production surrounded me with an extraordinary team. James Marsh encouraged everyone
to collaborate, and gave me the freedom to work closely with the different departments.
“One of the great thrills of doing this role was working with people who are at the top of their game. We were all of us taking on something we’d never done before which was quite special.”
Vocal coach Julia Wilson-Dickson and movement director Alex Reynolds were brought in early on by the filmmakers
“One of the great thrills of doing this role was working with people who are at the top of their game. We were all of us taking on something we’d never done before which was quite special.”
Vocal coach Julia Wilson-Dickson and movement director Alex Reynolds were brought in early on by the filmmakers
to work with Redmayne. Reynolds coordinated with the actor just how the various degenerative stages of motor neuron disease would be fully expressed on-screen as called for in the script.
Redmayne obtained permission to visit MND patients both at a clinic and at home. He explains, “I felt I had the responsibility of portraying this as a real condition.” The actor counted himself as fortunate to be able to meet with Stephen as well, and straight away “apologized to Professor Hawking for having chosen to study art history.”
Redmayne obtained permission to visit MND patients both at a clinic and at home. He explains, “I felt I had the responsibility of portraying this as a real condition.” The actor counted himself as fortunate to be able to meet with Stephen as well, and straight away “apologized to Professor Hawking for having chosen to study art history.”
“Eddie prepared for months, to be ready to give multiple levels of performance,” marvels McCarten. “He had to be aware on any given day for a scene, ‘Is this stage four of my voice?’ ‘Does this mean stage three of my body?’
“He would go from ‘a 4.3 day’ for one day’s work to, for a scene set 10 years earlier and filming the next day, ‘a 2.7 day.’ Each day required all of his talent, discipline, and intelligence.”
Marsh availed himself of the chart as “a sacred text, because it demonstrated what was possible and not possible for Stephen at a moment in time. This had a big impact on how [director of photography] Benoît Delhomme shot a scene, and on how we framed it.
“We were sensitive to Eddie’s ability to engage the audience with no more than just a cast of his eyes and a small shift of the body. This is not easy for an actor to pull off, and it came at a physical cost to him. Every day he was in some sort of stress position that he had to maintain for hours at a stretch, while still projecting and making the character emerge out of the disability.” McCarten states,
“Watching Eddie day after day on the shoot, I would see not him but rather Stephen Hawking.”
Marsh concludes, “As impressive as the technical elements of Eddie’s performance are, that he brings it all to emotional life is even more so.”
Marsh concludes, “As impressive as the technical elements of Eddie’s performance are, that he brings it all to emotional life is even more so.”
Pictures source: hope72
More pictures in HQ here: startfilm.ru/galleryThursday, September 4, 2014
Fanpics from the past few days - meeting Eddie on the train and in London
Eddie Redmayne met fans on the train from Brighton yesterday.
Met this talented man and his fiancee on the train from Brighton today! he was so lovely and friendly and he is so much more gorgeous and quiche in real life with his cute freckles (x)
Birthday greetings from London
Links:
FOCUS FEATURES - People in film - Eddie Redmayne - slideshow
Brilliant look at Eddie Redmayne's career.
Photos on Flickr via @the3rdRoom
Maybe you can find here some pictures you haven't seen yet
flickr.com/photos/mayracansigno
flickr.com/photos/michellemoon7
flickr.com/photos/mayracansigno
my friends met eddie redmayne on a train pic.twitter.com/aRtQV9R1Ks
— Sprout (@sophielizabethG) September 3, 2014
Eddie on the move today, posing with fans. (x)
Met this talented man and his fiancee on the train from Brighton today! he was so lovely and friendly and he is so much more gorgeous and quiche in real life with his cute freckles (x)
Birthday greetings from London
@eddieronline Thank you for stopping Eddie! I was asked by birthday girl why I hdnt used video! pic.twitter.com/9OIJoID1hd
— Lynn Coles (@ColesLynn) August 28, 2014
FOCUS FEATURES - People in film - Eddie Redmayne - slideshow
Brilliant look at Eddie Redmayne's career.
Photos on Flickr via @the3rdRoom
Maybe you can find here some pictures you haven't seen yet
flickr.com/photos/mayracansigno
flickr.com/photos/michellemoon7
flickr.com/photos/mayracansigno
Saturday, August 30, 2014
Eddie Redmayne became Stephen Hawking for the ToE movie - captures, articles, links
I'm about to head to a #TIFF14 screening in which Eddie Redmayne will play Stephen Hawking. Many thoughts. #TheTheoryOfEverything
— Chris Jancelewicz (@CJancelewicz) August 29, 2014
I can be the bigger person. I can admit I was wrong about Redmayne. That's all I can say bc of embargoes. #TIFF14 #TheTheoryofEverything
— Chris Jancelewicz (@CJancelewicz) August 29, 2014
Guardian Liberty Voice: Stephen Hawking Movie Covers Everything
...The actor playing Hawking has felt the weight of the part, calling it a “hefty” challenge from a physical and mental standpoint...Redmayne also hopes to achieve the sense of wit and humor a young Hawking had before his disease robbed him of many of those faculties.
The movie itself will not just cover scientific discoveries made by Stephen Hawking, but everything that made him the person he is today. That includes the deep love Stephen and his first wife, Jane, had while both studied at Cambridge University. Jane Hawking, played by Felicity Jones, fell in love with her fellow graduate student, Stephen, only a short time before his diagnosis with A.L.S. in 1963.
The movie itself will not just cover scientific discoveries made by Stephen Hawking, but everything that made him the person he is today. That includes the deep love Stephen and his first wife, Jane, had while both studied at Cambridge University. Jane Hawking, played by Felicity Jones, fell in love with her fellow graduate student, Stephen, only a short time before his diagnosis with A.L.S. in 1963.
...“Our film is about how they defied all the odds,” Redmayne says.
The director of the film, James Marsh, wanted to have a sense of authenticity run throughout, basing many scenes off archival pictures of Hawking on his wedding day and elsewhere. “We tried to reproduce them as best we could,” Marsh says. Redmayne was studious of the photos, noting the smiling faces on Stephen Hawking that revealed just how happy he was at the wedding. Other pieces of the wedding photos were interesting to Redmayne, as they showed that the disease was already pushing him to decline and taking away his ability to stand....
The director of the film, James Marsh, wanted to have a sense of authenticity run throughout, basing many scenes off archival pictures of Hawking on his wedding day and elsewhere. “We tried to reproduce them as best we could,” Marsh says. Redmayne was studious of the photos, noting the smiling faces on Stephen Hawking that revealed just how happy he was at the wedding. Other pieces of the wedding photos were interesting to Redmayne, as they showed that the disease was already pushing him to decline and taking away his ability to stand....
We Are Movie Geeks:
Jóhann Jóhannsson Provides The Beautiful Score For Focus Features’ THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING
...The film boasts a beautifully poignant score by Jóhannsson depicting the ups and downs of their love story as Hawking faces a virtual death sentence from ALS.
Jóhannsson’s lovely score includes his signature blend of acoustic instruments and electronics. A keystone composer in the modern classical movement, Jóhannsson is distinguished by his ability to create soundscapes by electronically manipulating orchestral instrumentation, with an emotional range that spans from inspirational to harrowing....
WAMG’s Guide To 100+ Films For Fall / Holiday 2014
Jóhannsson’s lovely score includes his signature blend of acoustic instruments and electronics. A keystone composer in the modern classical movement, Jóhannsson is distinguished by his ability to create soundscapes by electronically manipulating orchestral instrumentation, with an emotional range that spans from inspirational to harrowing....
WAMG’s Guide To 100+ Films For Fall / Holiday 2014
still and BTS photo from Theory of Everything
Huffington Post: All The Movies You'll Want To See This Fall
Why We're Excited: The trailer is incredible and Eddie Redmayne deserves a big, meaty lead role like Stephen Hawking. Bonus excitement: Will the movie detail how Hawking left his wife (played here by Felicity Jones) in 1990 and married his nurse? If not, will that nugget be used during an awards-season smear campaign by another studio?
Why We're Excited: The trailer is incredible and Eddie Redmayne deserves a big, meaty lead role like Stephen Hawking. Bonus excitement: Will the movie detail how Hawking left his wife (played here by Felicity Jones) in 1990 and married his nurse? If not, will that nugget be used during an awards-season smear campaign by another studio?
The Indiewire Fall Preview: The 16 Films We're Most Excited to See (That We Haven't Seen Yet)
"The Theory of Everything" has a bit more going for it than just fancy period clothes. Director James Marsh ("Man on Wire") helms the tale of Stephen Hawking, focusing a keen eye on his relationship with his wife Jane. Eddie Redmayne ("Les Miserables") plays the brilliant physicist and Felicity Jones ("Like, Crazy") co-stars as Mrs. Hawking. The fine young actors have a chance to establish themselves even further here, with Redmayne facing the challenges involved with portraying a highly intelligent man who's also mad with love and physically limited.
The Hollywood Reporter: Telluride and Toronto Lineups: A Critical Crystal Ball
Director James Marsh has scarcely put a foot wrong in his eclectic career thus far, so one dares to have real hopes for The Theory of Everything, starring Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones as Stephen Hawking and his wife.
The Boston Globe: Even minus a few premieres, still plenty to see in Toronto
...the not-well-enough-known Eddie Redmayne (“Les Miserables”) as renowned physicist Stephen Hawking in his early days... (via @bespokeredmayne)
The Boston Globe: Even minus a few premieres, still plenty to see in Toronto
...the not-well-enough-known Eddie Redmayne (“Les Miserables”) as renowned physicist Stephen Hawking in his early days... (via @bespokeredmayne)
Links:
Indiewire: 2015 Oscar Predictions: Best Actor
Video: The Theory Of Everything Trailer Is Emotional & Beautifully Restrained (trailer review)
Video: EmilyWatson - Theory Of Everything - Exclusive Chat (brief interview with trailer parts)
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Saturday's fanpics - out in London and Old Vic Theatre visit
One very happy lady to get a cuddle & a pic with one of my face actors! #EddieRedmayne pic.twitter.com/AT2YPG0DYW
— Natalie Rodgers (@Natalie_Scala) August 23, 2014
*fave* not *face* ! He has an AMAZING face though… (x)
“@fowzM: Met Eddie Redmayne today. What a beautiful specimen. pic.twitter.com/NvbGcAFxWN” pic.twitter.com/hIDBgc9Zr3
— BespokeRedmayne (@bespokeredmayne) August 23, 2014
Eddie at the Old Vic Theatre
Eddie Redmayne at @oldvictheatre, so "effortlessly sexy" this fan was "weak at the knees."
source: harrietcoker via @bespokeredmayne
An other tweet from Emma: So, the first time we saw The Crucible @MaxD9 was there
and tonight Eddie Redmayne was watching it too :D Marvellous
Official page of the show - Arthur Miller: Crucible starring Richard Armitage
The Guardian review: The Crucible review – full of raw, visceral powerThe Independent: The Crucible, Old Vic, review: 'Unmissable'
Huffingtonpost: Utterly Bewitching: The Crucible, The Old Vic Review
Saturday, August 23, 2014
The Lion Press Night
About the show:
...The show, directed by Sean Daniels, is described in press materials as featuring "one man, six guitars and an incredible story of love, loss and survival."...
Review from Christopher Hong (ThePublicReviews)
...This is a performance at its simplest: just Scheuer and six guitars, telling us about his life. It is also storytelling and music at its best: direct, entertaining and engaging.
Me and my old pal #EddieRedmayne at opening night party for #TheLion @St_JamesStudio (photo by @BronwenSharp) pic.twitter.com/jVNE84jMnP
— Benjamin Scheuer (@BenjaminScheuer) August 22, 2014
Benjamin Scheuer and Eddie Redmayne at post-show party for The Lion
at St_James Studio (photography by @BronwenSharp) (x)
at St_James Studio (photography by @BronwenSharp) (x)
Video: :30 Teaser for THE LION
Update 24th August:
via @bespokeredmayne Eddie and Hannah at 0:39
This is the first time I heard Hannah's voice
This is the first time I heard Hannah's voice
gif source: sirredmayne
Update 26th August:
broadwayworld.com: Photo Flash: THE LION's Benjamin Scheuer and More Party at the St. James (x)
...ASCAP Cole Porter Award winner Benjamin Scheuer returns to St. James Studio with his brilliant solo musical show, which sold out there under its original title The Bridge last October, following an award-winning premiere season at the Edinburgh Fringe....The article contains photos of Scheuer and company celebrating at the St. James!
School Chums - Alex Manvor, Ivo Stourton, Benjamin Scheuer and Eddie Redmayne
On 27th February Eddie attended Ivo Stourton's book launch (x)
The title of the book: The Happier Dead - description here
On 27th February Eddie attended Ivo Stourton's book launch (x)
The title of the book: The Happier Dead - description here
Benjamin Scheuer, Peter Baynton (Radish Pictures) and Eddie Redmayne
The Lion: An interview with director Peter Baynton (with the award winning video short)
Here's a B-side from #THELION, that got cut from the show: it's called "Sounds Like Stars." Will be on iTunes in Sept http://t.co/DU0gKwoYZY
— Benjamin Scheuer (@BenjaminScheuer) August 25, 2014
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