Eddie Redmayne delights my days with his talent, kindness and beauty.
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I've watched the first five episodes of Eddie's new series "The Day of the Jackal", on Disney+ Latinoamérica. The only thing I'm going to say is that you can't miss it! This series is impressive. Eddie is outstanding! His performance, his changes in the character, have left me stunned. Another Eddie's character, who will remain in our memory forever. A series that draws you in even more with each episode, the performances, the photography, the places, the music, everything in the series is captivating from the first minute.
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📸 Photo: Marcell Piti/Carnival Film & Television Limited.
Interview: "Killer Instincts: Eddie Redmayne Goes Deep on His Slick New Assassin Drama, The Day of the Jackal".
By Marley Marius, for Vogue, November 14, 2024.
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"To mark The Day of the Jackal’s release, Vogue caught up with Redmayne—who had recently returned home to London following a whistle-stop European promotional tour—to talk spy movies, crazy prosthetics, and struggling with his eight-year-old’s math homework".
Full interview:
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Decided to get out my paints again! (After I think 5 months?)
I'm definitely gonna start working on my portraits in paint again, so there's going to be a few posts containing these in the next few days/weeks
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"The Day of the Jackal" (2024) - Behind the scenes.
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📸 THE DAY OF THE JACKAL — Eddie Redmayne as The Jackal — (Photo by: Marcell Piti/Carnival Film & Television Limited)
New article: “The Day of the Jackal” Cinematographer Christopher Ross Lenses Fatal Game of Spy vs Assassin".
BY SUSANNAH EDELBAUM, for Motion Pictures Association, November 18, 2024.
"Eddie Redmayne stars as an unrivaled, anonymous assassin in The Day of the Jackal, a new Peacock series inspired by Frederick Forsyth’s 1971 novel. Reimagined in a contemporary setting, the Jackal is an English hitman pursued across Europe by Bianca (Lashana Lynch), a British intelligence officer determined to apprehend her target before he gets to his next hit.
Written by Top Boy’s Ronan Bennett and lensed for the first three of ten episodes by cinematographer Christopher Ross, BSC (Shogun, Terminal), The Day of the Jackal is big, cinematic television. Pushed on by the Jackal’s prowess, Bianca, an arms specialist, goes to unexpected lengths to hunt her prey, and the story turns into a twisting, cat-and-mouse thriller shot across London, Vienna, Budapest, Zagreb, and the Croatian coast. The hitman has an extraordinary talent for his work, but so does the MI6 operative, and as they each dig into their assignments, Ross creates a visual complement between their two worlds".
Full interview here:
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New video: "Eddie Redmayne: Becoming the Jackal"
"History of 'The Jackal' & Bringing the Character to Life With Eddie Redmayne | Day of the Jackal"
Eddie Redmayne, executive producer and star of The Day of the Jackal, shares his excitement about stepping into the iconic role of Jackal and the layers that go into creating this character.
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O M G !! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
🎥 #Repost Personal Trainer David Higgings London @davidhigginslondon on Facebook and Instagram: "#eddieredmayne is probably going to kill me for posting this…but have you guys seen his new TV show #thedayofthejackal? The months of work he put in the gym to carve himself into the ultimate elite assassin was astonishing. Even though he was travelling all around the world across multiple time zones for months on end, he never missed a workout. Once again it’s been a privilege to work with you brother. Wishing you all the success in the world, you deserve it! Special shout out to @mo_hydepark and @bodyspaceofficial for your continued support".
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EDDIE REDMAYNE as The Jackal The Day of the Jackal I S1:E04
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The Day of the Jackal (series 2024)
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#Repost @skytv
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Spoiler warning. We go inside episode five of TheDayOfTheJackal as the stakes increase and the hunt heats up.
Source Sky tv on IG
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Every shot has a story. Here’s how episode 5 came to life.
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Selfie Time!!!
Úrsula Corberó (@ursulolita ) with Eddie Redmayne on the set of "The Day Of The Jackal" !!
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The Day of the Jackal (series 2024)
📸 Credit: Charlie Clift Photography
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Amazing!!!
#Repost Make up Artist Richard Martin on Facebook : "Now #thedayofthejackal is out in America, I can finally start showing the work we did on the series I can't explain how proud I am of the work we did on this and will be forever greatfull for the opportunity to be Prosthetic Designer to Mr Redmayne for this show.
In episode 1, I was tasked with creating Ralph Becker. A heavy smoking down and out janitor. Director Brian Kirk explained it was to be the opening scene, and he wanted Eddie to be completely unrecognisable. He also had to face the real Ralph Becker who he had killed, so we had to create a full Becker dummy which was very exciting.
Here's Eddie in his Becker disguise without his aged contact lenses. I'll post more behind the scenes on how we created the make up and the body next week.
Prosthetic designer: Richard Martin
3d digital artist: Adam Edwards
Mouldmaker: Tim Quinton
Sculptor: Richard Martin
Silicone runner :Richard Martin
Wigs and facial hair: Andrew Whiteoak
Teeth: Fangs FX
Contact Lenses: Cantor Barnard
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Eddie Redmayne photographed by Chris Floyd on 2009
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