Jamie Dornan To Co-Star Opposite Gal Gadot In Netflix And Skydance’s ‘Heart Of Stone’

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Jamie Dornan has recalled the heartbreaking moment he learned his father had died and the horror of being stuck in Australia and unable to leave. The Fifty Shades of Grey actor’s father Jim died in March 2021 at the age of 73 after contracting Covid. It was even more of a devastating blow for Jamie, 39, who was in quarantine in Adelaide after flying Down Under to film his BBC thriller series The Tourist. Opening up about his ordeal, Jamie told News Corp Australia: ‘Getting that news no matter where you are geographically is sh**e, you know, ‘I was stuck out there, denied seeing my sisters, denied seeing my stepmother – not ideal, but you’re a wreck no matter where you are when something like that happens to you.’ After receiving the news, Jamie threw himself into work and continued filming the series. However, he’s aware it could have delayed his grieving process and said: ‘There might be lasting damage, who knows, but at the time it felt like a good distraction.’ Jamie hadn’t seen his father for 18 months before his death due to the lockdown restrictions and his hectic work schedule. Jim, who was diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia in 2005, tested positive for Covid while working in the Middle East as a professor.In a recent interview with The Telegraph, the actor admitted: ‘It’s a strange thing to end the year with all this positivity… because on many levels it’s been the worst year of my life, and the hardest.’ Earlier this month, the Dornan family were yet to hold a funeral for Jim and the publication noted that Jamie was still clearly in a deep state of grief. He said it ‘would be very hard to find something negative to say about my dad’, describing him as ‘a beacon of positivity’.The Tourist star Jamie

Already having made history at Netflix with the record-breaking “Red Notice,” Gal Gadot (“Wonder Woman”) will be returning to the streaming service for another genre film, “Heart of Stone.” Tom Harper, the helmer behind “Wild Rose,” directs from a script penned by comic book writer Greg Rucka (“The Old Guard”) and Allison Schroeder(“Frozen II,” “Hidden Figures”).

Jamie Dornan has found his next role, and this time, he’ll be acting opposite Gal Gadot!

Angelique Jackson After warming fans’ hearts as Pa in the awards season contender “Belfast,” Jamie Dornan has signed on to join Gal Gadot in the international spy thriller “Heart of Stone,” from Netflix and Skydance. Directed by Tom Harper and written by Greg Rucka and Allison Schroeder, the international spy thriller is produced by Skydance’s David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, and Don Granger, along with Mockingbird’s Bonnie Curtis and Julie Lynn, and Pilot Wave’s Gadot and Jaron Varsano.

Foundation is expanding with the addition of 10 actors to its Season 2 cast. Joining the Apple TV+ sci-fi drama opposite Lee Pace and Jared Harris are Isabella Laughland, Kulvinder Ghir, Sandra Yi Sencindiver, Ella-Rae Smith, Dimitri Leonidas, Ben Daniels, Holt McCallany, Mikael Persbrandt, Rachel House and Nimrat Kaur. Foundation comes from showrunner and executive producer David S. Goyer and Skydance Television.

Kirsten Dunst is looking back at her time on the set of the 2006 historical drama, and recalling just how «nervous» she was as a young actress in such a free-spirited and sometimes risqué project.Dunst recently reconnected with her co-star and on-screen love interest, Jamie Dornan, as part of's Actors on Actors chat series, and the pair reflected on their experiences on the set.After Dornan admitted that that he felt a bit intimidated by the film — considering it was his first-ever acting gig — Dunst revealed, «I was nervous too.»«All our stuff was like making out, and I’m not comfortable with that,» shared Dunst, who was 22 while filming the Sofia Coppola-directed drama. «It’s never comfortable, ever.»«I think my first time I even showed my breasts was with Sofia.

Kirsten Dunst and Jamie Dornan go way back.

"Between Ken and I, we cried at every Q&A we did, but often for me it was related to Dad and the pain of him not being able to see this film," Jamie said."But also the comfort of him knowing I was making it and making it with the people I was making it with, and the hope he would have and did have for that."Further on, Jamie explained how his father's death was exceptionally hard on him because he hadn't seen his dad for well over a year before his passing.And that wasn't because of his work schedule but due to the social distancing regulations.To then find out about his dad's death while filming another project out in Australia devastated the Northern Irish film star."It's been cathartic and in a way helpful to be bringing out this film, of all films, and to be talking about it so much in the passing months after we lost him," he continued."The grieving process is unpredictable. I've been through it.

Kirsten Dunst (“The Power of the Dog”) and Jamie Dornan (“Belfast”) sat down for a virtual chat for Variety’s Actors on Actors, presented by Amazon Studios. For more, click here.Since their first meeting, Jamie Dornan and Kirsten Dunst have followed similar trajectories. They initially played off one another in Sofia Coppola’s 2006 film “Marie Antoinette” — his eligible Swedish count set off sparks with her teen queen of France.

Emmerdale legend Deena Payne, who played Viv Hope/Vic Windsor in the soap before the character's tragic death in 2011, recently wowed fans with throwback photos of her younger self.The star looked unrecognisable in her former life as a singing sensation in the group Cats UK, with clips revealing the band performing their number one song Luton Airport on TV.Talking about her past, she said in 2010: "In 1978 there was an advert for a girl group called Cats UK.

Jamie Dornan came to Hollywood with some of his fellow British friends hoping to break into the film industry… and they’re all huge stars now.

Jamie Dornan is one proud girl dad.

Jamie Dornan appeared on Friday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show to promote the coming of age comedy-drama Belfast, which hit theaters late last year.At the top of the show, Dornan briefly chatted with Ellen about life at home with his wifeAmelia Warner and their three girls:Dulcie, eight, Elva, five, and Alberta, two.While discussing the idea of expanding their family until they have a boy, the 39-year-old actor joked that he'sbeen in a 'perpetual state of drag' all of his life thanks togrowing up with two sisters and only having daughters. Promo mode:Jamie Dornan appeared on Friday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show to promote the coming of age comedy-drama Belfast, which hit theaters late last yearDornan appeared to be a bit stunned and taken aback by all the applause he received when he made his entrance in front of the live studio audience.The host assured him that all the adoration was due to his performance in Belfast.Belfast, which is getting rave reviews and Oscar buzz, is now in select theaters in the US and UK, as well as on-demand.

Jamie Dornan is opening up about his kids!

Jamie Dornan is looking back at his early days in Hollywood!

Jamie Dornan had quite the group of soon-to-be star actors.

Jamie Dornan spoke about auditioning for “Thor” with Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday’s “Tonight Show”.

Jamie Dornan gushed about attending the premiere of his new movie Belfast in his native Northern Ireland on Tuesday during a talk show visit.The 39-year-old actor during an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon was asked by Jimmy, 47, what the premiere for 'Belfast' was like in Belfast.'Listen, it was one of the best nights of my life,' Jamie said. Belfast premiere:Jamie Dornan gushed about attending the premiere of his new movie Belfast in his native Northern Ireland on Tuesday during a talk show visit'I felt like vomiting for the whole day, like, I have never,' he added due to feeling nervous.'No, I really get, like, a sick feeling in my stomach when you are about to put something out there like that,' he said.

Jamie Dornan is the latest guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon!

Jude Hill was just nine when he landed the role that might well lead to him becoming the youngest person to be nominated for an Oscar in over nine decades.The budding star beat 300 hopefuls to play a fictionalised version of a young Sir Kenneth Branagh in the director’s semi-autobiographical film, Belfast, which arrived in cinemas last weekend. Largely shot in black and white, the film also stars Jamie Dornan and tells the story of a young boy growing up in a working-class family during the Troubles in the late 1960s – and Jude has wowed cinema-goers with his star turn in the lead role.