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 Albert Nobbs Status: Released in U.S Release Date: UK - T.B.A Director: Rodrigo Garcia Official | Pictures |
 Belle Du Seigneur Status: Post Production Release Date: 2012 Director: Glenio Bonder Official | Pictures |
 The Tudors Status: Finished Director: Rob Letterman Official | Pictures |
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I’ve added some new magazine scans to the gallery, please don’t remove our tag as I’ve scanned these from my personal collection 
Attitude (2005)
TV Guide (2008)
TV Satellite (2009)
I’m not very keen on posting rumours but I get a lot of e-mails every day with the same question: “Why is Jonathan in South Africa?” According to Heat magazine, Jonny is in rehab. He’s currently being treated at Monrose Place in Cape Town. I can’t confirm it 100%, though. If it’s true then good luck, Jonathan! You will make it. 
You can check out the exclusive scans from Heat Magazine on Facebook. Thanks Awesomenista.
Jonathan graces the cover of Irish Tatler magazine, Autumn/Winter 2010 issue. If you have scans, please send them to breakitoff@gmail.com. Thanks in advance!
Click here to read Jonathan’s recent interview with Daily Mail (sigh!). He talks about his 33rd birthday, battle with addiction, Hollywood career, girlfriend Reena, etc.
I’m sorry that I didn’t post it earlier, had some serious problems with my computer.
According to iftn.ie, Wildfire Films’ comedy series, ‘An Crisis’, and ‘World 2000’s historical drama ‘The Tudors’ have received six and three Golden Nymph nominations respectively at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival 2010. Jonathan Rhys Meyers has been nominated in the category of Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series for his portrayal of King Henry VIII.
The final season of Showtime’s historical romp, The Tudors, kicked off on Sunday night with its highest audience ever. The final season of the drama, starring Jonathan Rhys-Meyers as the tyran King, will chronicle the final years of Henry VIII’s reign and marriages to Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr. According to ratings for Sunday night’s opening episode ratings for The Tudors climbed to 1.1 million viewers – its best audience yet. When The Tudors bows out later this year Showtime will replace it with The Borgias; a renaissance based drama revolving around the notorious Italian family and starring Jeremy Irons. Thanks atvnewsnetwork.co.uk.
It was announced last year that the fourth and final season will go out this April and will feature King Henry VIII’s last two marriages and the last few years of his life. Rhys Meyers, 32, has played the role of the British monarch since the start of the show in 2007. He said: “I’m glad to say goodbye. It’s nice to say goodbye to things. It’s funny, I made a movie with Anthony Hopkins 10 years ago and he said one of his favourite parts of making films was going on to the next thing. “It’s like the death of one thing but the beginning of another. I had the best time doing the series and Henry was one of the best parts I’ve ever played.” Rhys Meyers defended the show’s sex scenes and the decision to keep the King as hunky and attractive. He told Parade magazine: “He was a lot heavier and taller than I am, but so what? I think I’d have been stupid to put on a fat suit and I wasn’t about to gain a lot of weight.” And he added: “Some people think we’ve overdone it [the sex scenes], but they were much more sexually gregarious in the 15th century than we are today. Sex was very, very important. It’s what you did when the sun went down. So we couldn’t leave out the scenes of passion.”
P.S. Read an interesting article about The Tudors season 4 posted on LA Times.
From usatoday.com: The fourth and final season of Showtime’s The Tudors kicks off on Sunday at 9 pm ET/PT.
King Henry VIII (Jonathan Rhys Meyers)
For three seasons, Rhys Meyers, whose impeccable portrayal of another late king, Elvis Presley, earned him a Golden Globe for best actor in a miniseries in 2006, has reigned surpreme as one of England’s most notorious monarchs in The Tudors. Casting the gorgeous Irish actor wasn’t just a Hollywood twist, either. As a young monarch, Henry VIII was known as a prince of the Renaissance. He was athletic, beautiful and a lover of arts and music (and women). As Henry rounds the corner into the final season, we see an ailing, overweight tyrant whose menace knows no bounds.
Julianne Moore has declared her co-star Jonathan Rhys Meyers “tremendous” for portraying a character with multiple personalities in new thriller Shelter. The actress stars as a psychiatrist who takes on a new patient, played by Jonathan, before discovering all his multiple personalities are murder victims. Julianne said: “Jonathan’s… character’s got these multiple personalities and so he’s been responsible for all these different characters and it’s so challenging.” She added: “I think his work has just been wonderful and he’s been serious and fun and has just done some really terrific and interesting and surprising work. He’s been lovely.” Shelter is out in cinemas on April 9.
Thanks crushhollywood.mtv.com!
Also announced as presenting are Kate Winslet, Guy Pearce, Claire Danes and Dustin Hoffman, Uma Thurman, Clive Owen, Matt Dillon, Noel Clarke, Terry Gilliam, Rupert Everett and Jonathan Rhys Meyers.
Moreover, I have added new poster for “Shelter” movie. Full version below:
In a recent interview for “Out” Magazine, Ewan McGregor mentions kissing scene with Jonathan in “Velvet Goldmine” (1998). Read what he said below:
On kissing Jonathan Rhys Meyers in ‘Velvet Goldmine’:
“I remember when I kissed Johnny. It was just a rush at the end of the day. It was just an electrical moment, because you look around and some of the British electrician guys — who are all mainly closeted homosexuals, I think — were sitting around going ‘Fuck, no.’ But I like kissing boys on screen. As a straight guy, it’s quite an interesting proposition. Anything on a film set that takes you by surprise like that, that gets your blood up, is good.”
John Travolta and Jonathan Rhys Meyers deliver action and comedy in ‘From Paris With Love’. Thanks Paris Adventure for sharing the link with us!
• John, can you describe the chemistry you had with Jonathan Rhys Meyers?
Travolta: Jonathan is a miracle! Jonathan is an amazingly talented, gorgeous guy who can do anything. If you look at his history, he just approaches a role so full-bodily. We communicated well. Jonathan is easy to read, and Pierre is the same way. There was no stone unturned, as far as discussing the possibilities of our characters together. We approached it from a good perspective — the “spirit of play” type of thing.
• What did you like most about filming in Paris?
Rhys Meyers: We watched a lot of movies, myself and Kasia [Smutniak]. Look, Paris is the most beautiful city in the world, and I was staying at a beautiful hotel, the [Hotel De] Crillon, which is where Marie Antoinette learned how to play the piano.
• Can you talk about the physicality of your roles? Was there a scene that was particularly challenging or fun for you to do?
Rhys Meyers: Truthfully, OK. Physically, OK. Yeah, it was OK. Except I don’t like heights and I have to go up these steel stairs and I’m not a good height guy, and I drop the vase of cocaine, going up the stairs. Pierre kind of liked it because I dropped the cocaine and I was like “Oh, f*ck! The coke!” — in the middle of the shot.
Read the whole interview at www.examiner.com.
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