Jamie Dornan: Last News

 The star's father, who is a world-renowned obstetrician, died in March at the age of 73.He had gone into hospital to have a routine knee operation when he contracted coronavirus.Following his devastating loss, Jamie explained that he can relate to what so many other people have been through during the pandemic.He said: "It’s been a brutal time for lots of reasons and for lots of people."We’re all just trying to ride it out and come out the other side — and hope we’ve got our heads intact," he told The Sun.The award-winning star went on to explain how he has suffered "a lot of pain and loss" in his lifetime.Jamie lost his mother Lorna to pancreatic cancer when he was just 16-years-old.He credits his dad in helping him to cope with the loss, as he told him, "Don’t let this be the thing that defines you".Previously, the star opened up on the "extreme" filming conditions he faced when filming the BBC series, The Tourist.Jamie is the leading character who is hunted across Australia while trying to regain his lost memories.The star recently spoke about what filming was like, as he shared that it was the longest show he’d filmed in his career.“It was a huge commitment,” the actor began.“I had very little time off, so it was very extreme, but I loved it.”Despite being away from home, Jamie brought his wife, Amelia Warner, and their three daughters Dulcie, Elva and Alberta with him Down Under.Jamie is famously known for playing Christian Grey in the Fifty Shades of Grey franchise.He will be joined in the new BBC series by fellow cast members that include Shalom Brune-Franklin as Luci, Damon Herriman as DI Lachlan Rogers, Danielle MacDonald as Helen Chambers, and Alex Dimitriades as Kostas.

Having received a SAG nomination for her performance as ‘Ma’ in Kenneth Branagh’s childhood memoir film Belfast, Caitríona Balfe said she had been texting with co-star Jamie Dornan, who she said was “super excited” for both her and for their nomination as an ensemble cast.

Peer praise. The 28th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards give actors a chance to highlight their fellow stars, and the official list of nominations was revealed on Wednesday, January 12.

Perhaps most famous for her iconic role as Samantha in the Sex and the City franchise, Kim Cattrall was actually born in Liverpool in 1956.The star only lived in Liverpool for three months as an infant before her family emigrated to Canada.In 2009, Kim appeared in an episode of Who Do You Think You Are? in which she traced her family back, discovering her grandfather was a bigamist.Currently starring in BBC’s The Tourist, many people know Jamie Dornan from his role as Christian Grey in the Fifty Shades of Grey films.Because of his famous role, many assumed Jamie was American like Christian Grey, but Jamie hails from Northern Ireland.Screen siren Elizabeth Taylor was one of the most famous stars of Classic Hollywood, but the actress was born in Hampstead, London.Taylor was born in London in 1932, however as her parents saw World War 2 approaching the UK, they relocated to California in 1939.She already had American citizenship through her parents, who were both American.Jerry Springer has a birth story so dramatic, it could feature on an episode of his talk show.Springer was born in Highgate tube station while it was in use as a bomb shelter during World War 2.His mother was hiding from German bombing when her son Gerald (Jerry) was born.The Springer family lived in East Finchley, North London, until Jerry was four years old when they emigrated to New York.Method actor and star of American Psycho and The Dark Knight, Christian Bale has received critical acclaim for his ability to become his characters, often undergoing dramatic physical transformations.So convincing are Bale’s performances, some may not realise the actor is British.Bale was born in Wales in 1974, his family later moved to Bournemouth.Kiefer Sutherland’s

While reflecting on her decision to plan the celebrity-filled “Imagine” cover amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Gal Gadot admitted that the video was “in poor taste.”

BBC hit The Tourist landing on New Year’s Day.

Jamie Dornan has opened up about how the loss of his father has made 2021 'the worst year' of his life.In an interview with The Telegraph, the 39-year-old actor revealed thatdespite receiving much praise for his latest film projects, Belfast and The Tourist, his father Jim Dornan's passing from COVID has taken a great toll on him.'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,' the Irish leading man explained.

In mourning. Jamie Dornan revealed that his father, Jim Dornan, died from the coronavirus in early 2021, reflecting on how his professional success came at a rocky point in his life.

A once in a lifetime opportunity. Jamie Dornan played Christian Grey in all three Fifty Shades of Grey movies, and while many franchise stars worry about typecasting, the Ireland native said it wasn’t even a possibility for him.

We are into the new year now, and have plenty of excellent TV coming to our screens across 2022.

Radio Times: "I admire Americans for taking ownership of that sort of thing – ‘we’re great, watch this, look at us’."It doesn’t come naturally to people from home.”For that reason, Jamie has so far been quite self-deprecating about his success.He is also taking care not to fall prey to arrogance by believing that TV could be beneath him.Jamie has appeared in major films, including the Sofia Coppola-directed Marie Antoinette in 2006, and more recently the blockbuster Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy, a huge release which earned around $1.32 billion.However, the former model and widely celebrated heart-throb also once played a creepy serial killer in BBC drama The Fall.Therefore as far as TV versus film is concerned, he is keeping his feet firmly

Jamie Dornan is opening up about his latest role in Belfast.

Jamie Dornan admits he's never watched an episode of Outlander and hadn't heard of Caitriona Balfe before she made new film Belfast with him.

Beloved for her role in Starz television series Outlander, Caitriona Balfe is not a total stranger to the big screen. Her turn opposite Christian Bale in Ford v Ferrari was certainly noticed, but it’s only now, with Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast, that she’s been given the chance to really show off her big screen chops alongside Dame Judi Dench, Ciaran Hinds and Jamie Dornan. A fictionized memoir, Belfast follows Buddy (Jude Hill), growing up during the onset of The Troubles in Northern Ireland. Balfe, as Ma, combines the heart and strength of home. Here, she recalls her own Irish childhood and how she implemented Branagh’s vision.

Jamie Dornan is revealing his superhero ambitions.

Hunnam was actually attached to star at one point until his abrupt exit paved the way for Jamie Dornan to take on the role.The “Belfast” actor, 39, told British GQ that he was “relieved” when Hunnam, 41, was initially cast in the erotic drama since he was hesitant to jump right into the series.“I was very reluctant,” the Irish actor said. “I still remain reluctant.

Jamie Dornan greets his fans as he leaves an appearance on Live with Kelly & Ryan on Tuesday (November 16) in New York City.

Jamie Dornan and Andrew Garfield have been friends for years and they put their friendship to the test during a funny segment on The Late Late Show with James Corden!

Jamie Dornan and Caitriona Balfe arrive at a Q&A screening for their new film Belfast at Aero Theatre in Santa Monica, Calif. on Monday night (November 9).

Jamie Dornan is showing off his singing skills!

Jamie Dornan and Amelia Warner never fail to be couple goals but they really had us swooning at the premiere of his new movie Belfast on Thursday night.