Welcome to JRM Source, your number one fansite source dedicated to the talented Irish actor and Golden Globe winner Jonathan Rhys Meyers who is probably best known for his roles in Bend It Like Beckham and Showtimes The Tudors as King Henry VIII. His next projects include roles in The Mortal Instruments, NBC's Dracula and Panda Eyes. We have a growing gallery of over 50,000 pictures and as a site we aim to keep you up to date with his career by bringing you all of the latest news, pictures and media. Thank you for your continuing support towards the site and to Jonathan
To begin airing Fall 2013, Fridays at 10/9c on NBC
Jonny as: Dracula / Alexander Grayson / Vlad Tepes Status: Filming Written by: Cole Haddon Director: Daniel Knauf Release: Fall 2013 [US] Official | Photos | IMDB
Projects
Panda Eyes
Jonny as: John Moffatt
Status: Post Production
Director: Isabel Coixet
Release: 20th September [UK] Official | Photos | IMDB
The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones
Jonny as: Valentine Morgenstern
Status: Post Production
Director: Harald Zwart
Release: 21st August 2013 Official | Photos | IMDB
Belle Du Seigneur Jonny as: Solal
Status: Post Production
Director: Glenio Bonder
Release: Released in Russia Official | Photos | IMDB
Rumoured / Attached Projects
• London Town
• Whole Lotta Sole
• At Swim, Two Birds
• Star Wars Episode VII
• Mandrake the Magician
• The Mortal Instruments: City of Ashes
Jonathans Calendar
• 19/02/13 - Filming of Dracula begins in Hungary
• 26/04/13 - Love Hollywood Interview, Hungary
• 30/04/13 - TMI International Trailer Released
• 19/06/13 - Release of Belle du Seigneur in France
• 21/08/13 - Release of The Mortal Instruments
• 09/13 - TIFF?
• 12/09/13 - Panda Eyes UK Premiere
• 15/09/13 - Release of Panda Eyes in Spain
• 20/09/13 - Release of Panda Eyes in the UK
Thanks to Fram I now have the interview uploaded to our YouTube account. If you’re not already subscribed to us you can do so by clicking here.
The quality is so much better than other ones I came across so I have also added the screen caps from it to the gallery. If you’ve not already seen this interview Jonny talks about how he has become more of a cook, what has changed since the last time he was in Budapest and how appreciative he is of our support
As you know I normally only tag pictures but for the Kino Online I have watermarked as these ones had to be paid for in order for me to be able to get them and I have noticed recently especially people on tumblr who remove our tag and don’t credit so sorry to those who keep the tag on. If you would like the pictures unwatermarked versions (but tagged) feel free to email me jrhysmeyerssource[@]gmail.com
Altogether I have added over 2,000 captures from various interviews Jonny has done over the last 8 years and some are even in HQ. I’m aware a couple are still missing but I will be uploading them tomorrow along with a few other surprises including a long lost interview, a rare photoshoot and an online interview Jonny did with Natalia in Russia last year, but until then I hope you enjoy these!
[+245] Interview and TV Appearances > Jimmy Kimmel (2005)
[+300] Interview and TV Appearances > Regis & Kelly (2006)
[+014] Interview and TV Appearances > The View (2007)
[+100] Interview and TV Appearances > The View (2007)
[+495] Interview and TV Appearances > Tubridy Tonight (2007)
[+289] Interview and TV Appearances > Regis & Kelly (2009)
[+257] Interview and TV Appearances > Tavis Smiley (2010)
[+335] Interview and TV Appearances > Martha Stewart (2010)
[+321] Interview and TV Appearances > Bonnie Hunt (2010)
[+006] Interview and TV Appearances > Regis and Kelly (2010)
Well we are being rather spoilt this week! Jonathan gave another interview to the Irish Sun in which he talks about Dracula, which version he is basing his interpretation on, how he plans on playing him and why he’s not allowed to play music with his brothers
There’s something about me physically which makes me look just a little bit dangerous…
Everyone working on the set of the upcoming NBC/Sky series of the same name, which airs later this year, says the Cork native was born to play the role.
Everyone talks of how calm and focused he is on Dracula and how much he brings to the part.
I have added the article to our archive and you can read it here
At the photocall at the Four Seasons Hotel in Budapest a few weeks ago Jonathan gave an interview to the Irish Daily Mail in which he talked about playing Dracula, what it’s like to be on set playing the most famous Vampire in history and why he thinks he is perfectly suited for the role
Yet more going back to the past in the interview *rolls eyes*. It’s a shame journalists can’t move on but I know Jonny has and so have we :]
‘Dracula is the ultimate monster,’ the actor says, speaking in the Four Seasons Hotel in Budapest, where the series is filming until July.
‘Can I be scary? I’m not quite sure I’m the person to answer that,’ he laughs. ‘I think I could be. I try to be as charming as possible, but everybody’s got their off days.’
I have added it to our press archive so you can read the rest here
I have just found out that Jonny will be appearing on Hungarian TV on April 30th for the programne Szeretettel Hollywoodbol (Love Hollywood to us English speakers) which is to be broadcast on Hungarian M1. I have been reliably informed that it will be available to watch the next day on http://mtv.hu by typing in the shows name into the search box.
Edit; The interview has been rescheduled for April 26th
Bill Dawers who was a journalist for a now defunkt magazine found an interview not long ago which he did with Jonny that had never before been published until now. He has now kindly typed it up for us to read and you can now find it on his blog here
At the time of this interview, Rhys Meyers had just finished playing Steerpike in the mini-series Gormenghast, but it had not aired in the States yet.As I waited, I figured there was at best half a chance that Rhys Meyers would show, but he breezed in a few minutes later, looking pleasantly disheveled and a little wary, wearing a black jacket over a sleeveless t-shirt. Carrying a bag of his own, he likely looked at least as itinerant as I did.In my notes, I later wrote: “Totally genuine. Easy to engage, hard to interview.”