81. Jeremy Irons Hollywood Actor Biography Jeremy Irons Articles Yuddy.com provides an article regarding the professional life history of hollywood well known actor jeremy irons with his success events. http://www.yuddy.com/celebrity/jeremy-irons/bio

Yuddy USA Celebrity News Celebrity Fashion Celebrity Videos ... Help Jeremy Irons Bio Photos Bio Jeremy Irons Jeremy Irons is an award-winning British actor with strong ties to both Broadway and Hollywood. This elegant performer has played many memorable roles throughout his career, but quickly comes to mind is the voice of Scar in Walt Disney The Lion King. Owning an Academy Award, Golden Globe, Emmy, and Tony, Irons is a highly accredited actor with a very diverse resume. Jeremy John Irons was born September 19, 1948, in Cowes, Isle of Wight, just off the southern cost of England. He attended Sherborne School in Dorset and then trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, where he now serves as president of fundraising. He first appeared on the London stage as John the Baptist in Godspell with David Essex. His film debut was in Nijinsky in 1980. He followed this film with a role opposite Meryl Streep in The French Lieutenants Woman. In 1981 Jeremy Irons starred as Charles Ryder in the made for television series of the book Brideshead Revisited along with Anthony Andrews as Lord Sebastian Flyte and Sir Laurence Olivier as Lord Marchmain Irons returned to the stage on Broadway in The Real Thing in 1984. Starring opposite

82. Jeremy Irons | | Guardian Unlimited Film After the completion of Lolita (1997) jeremy irons threatened to leave the country if the film was denied a British cinema release. http://film.guardian.co.uk/Player/Player_Page/0,,-9000,00.html

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83. Jeremy Irons Takes To Stage As PM - London News jeremy irons takes to stage as PM News Article. National, London, Sports news. http://www.viewlondon.co.uk/news/jeremy-irons-takes-to-stage-as-pm-18429162.html

Site Search Venue Search search Site Search Venue Search search Welcome to View London sign in join The Londoner's Guide to London 29 January 2008 send page print page Home News Jeremy Irons takes to stage as PM News London News National News Sport News ... Restaurants Reviews, Venue Hire at London Restaurants Clubs Cinema Tickets Whats On Whats On in London, London Events Hotels Online Booking, Top London Hotels Experiences Prizes News London, Entertainment, Sports, National Venue hire, Christmas parties, Guest Lists Site tools Register, Newsletters, Jobs, List Your Venue Jeremy Irons takes to stage as PM Jeremy Irons is set to take to the London stage for his National Theatre debut. The star of films as varied as Lion King and Inland Empire will play the role of Tory prime minister Harold Macmillan in Never So Good. The play, written by Howard Brenton, will cover the period of the Profumo Affair and the Night of the Long Knives which saw behind the scenes machinations to sack Macmillan's cabinet ministers. Nicholas Hynter, artistic director at the National Theatre, said: "It is a play about democratic politics. It explores what kind of compromises are required from those who reach the top in democratic politics - both personal and idealistic compromises." The play was announced at a press conference today to lay out the programme for the year ahead.

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