by Gingersnap | damian-lewis.com | September 21, 2017
Damian and Helen caught a comedy show at Comedy Store London on September 21, 2017 and it seems comedian John Moloney made an exception for our favorite couple and got starstruck by them.
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by Lily Waddell For Mailonline | Daily Mail | July 14, 2017
Damian Lewis can’t keep his hands off his wife Helen McCrory as she leans in for a kiss during Wimbledon semi-finals They celebrated their tenth marriage anniversary in the first week of July.
Damian Lewis, 46, and Helen McCrory, 48, showed they were the perfect match at the Wimbledon Championships, in London on Friday. The Homeland actor was unable to keep his hands off his wife as he wrapped his arm firmly around the actress while they watched the tennis.
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Dressed to impress, Wolf Hall’s Henry VIII donned a suit jacket with a chocolate coloured tie to match. The four-times Golden Globes nominee showed off his classically handsome good looks and styled his hair in a quiff.
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by Kate Thomas | Daily Mail | July 4, 2017
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The crème de la crème the British acting world were celebrating Tom Stoppard’s 80th birthday over the weekend.
And arriving at the lavish bash at the Physic Garden in Chelsea were Damian Lewis and his wife Helen McCrory, who were bringing their young children Manon, 10, and Gulliver, nine, along for the evening.
The artsy family were in high spirits as they prepared to celebrate the legendary playwright and screenwriter’s landmark year. Damian was keeping things casual in a bright orange patterned shirt set off with a cream coloured cap. Helen opted for a clashing palette of pinks and red, topping off her vibrant look thanks to a gingham sunhat.
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by Scarlett Russell | The Times, Culture | July, 2017
That Helen McCrory is starring in a new prime-time thriller called Fearless is rather apt. This is a woman no stranger to playing feisty, fiery, even controversial characters.
Her stage roles range from Lady Macbeth, Medea and, most recently, Hester Collyer in Terence Rattigan’s The Deep Blue Sea, while on film she has played Cherie Blair and Queen Elizabeth I. She’s perhaps most loved as matriarch Polly Gray in the BBc’s Peaky Blinders or Madame Kali in Penny Dreadful.
Her latest role is the lead in new ItV political drama Fearless. She plays the chain-smoking, vodka-swilling, but brilliant solicitor, Emma Banville, who is known for defending some of society’s most abhorred suspects. The plot follows her as she attempts to free a man she believes was wrongly convicted of killing a schoolgirl in east anglia. As she delves deeper into the case, she sees that there is much more to it than she first imagined – and that police and intelligence services around the world will do anything to stop her.
Fortunately, there is nothing fierce about McCrory in person. the 48-year-old actress sits poised and elegant in London’s Soho hotel where she has arrived, right on time, for our interview. It’s midday and so she apologises when, halfway through our chat, a spinach omelette arrives.
“Do you mind?” she asks politely. “I’ve already had a breakfast very early today so I’m having another.” While not intimidating, McCrory certainly knows her mind. Between dainty mouthfuls, she carefully considers questions before answering them in her well-spoken lilt. Sharp and astute, her self-confidence is unwavering and a mark of her successful career playing complex characters.