Addicted to Eddie

Monday, December 3, 2018

Eddie in pink on the cover of the new issue of GQ Germany

The sneak peak posted by Tom Junkersdorf (Editor-In-Chief of GQ Germany and GQ Style)

He wrote: “Thank you Eddie Redmayne for the amazing cover shoot @tomford

out on thursaday 📸 @giampaolosgura Styling @tobiasfrericks

Cover shoot by Giampaolo Sgura

Eddie wears a pink silk Tom Ford suit on the photo.

Have you seen last weeks GQ article about the best dressed men of the week?

Han Myung-Gu wore this Tom Ford suit at the '39th Blue Dragon Film Awards'.

Btw Eddie is also in it wearing his Tokyo airport outfit.

@RUNWAYWITHACTOR on Twitter

Eddie at the airport in Tokyo on 20th November 2018.

Photo posted by a fan @eddie_madochan on Twitter

Update: The magazine is out with amazing photos in it
Click here for the photos posted by 桃酥·on weibo (via @theRED61)

These images are absolutely amazing, I love them so much. 😍😍😍
Thanks to GQ Germany and the team! Photographer Giampaolo Sgura |
Styling: Tobias Frericks | Styling Assistenz: Henry Sanders, Sophie Casha |
Grooming: Petra Sellge | Set Design: Andrea Cellerino | Assistenz: James Reygate
Digital Operator: Giuliano Carparelli | Produktion: Frank Seidlitz, Anissa Payne,
James Goldsmith | Foto Assistenz: Filippo Tarentini, Vasilis Kalegias |

Sunday, December 2, 2018

Guess That Wand - Blind Fantastic Beasts Wand Challenge

GUESS THAT WAND ft. EDDIE REDMAYNE | Tessa Netting’s
Blind Fantastic Beasts Wand Challenge

After last year's set visit and the press day on Nov.2nd Tessa met Eddie again,
when the cast visited the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios
in Hollywood on 3rd November, and invited him for a little game.

Eddie: “A Hufflepuff, like through and through Hufflepuff, debatably

the best Hufflepuff, maybe after Robert Pattinson.” -

Tessa: “It’s true, the best Hufflepuff.”...

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