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Jeremy Irons and Sinéad Cusack (and son Samuel) at an unspecified event in London, 15 November 1978.
#I need context please I am crying#jeremy's picture had been out for years but sinead's got uploaded only today???? WHAT EVENT WAS THAT WHY IS SHE MAKING PAPER CHAINS#jeremy carrying TWO-MONTH-OLD sam I am not well#leave me alone for a week I will need a week to recover#also I am obsessed by janie's hair it looks so good????#jeremy irons#sinéad cusack#sinead cusack#sam irons#lunts of oxfordshire#mum and dad..........
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Evening Standard, London (1974) / Evening Herald, Dublin (1974)
#he's a virgin and she's taking him to his first film festival because that's what cool girlfriends do#I am having one of those endless and boring days at work — thank god for tumblr drafts dating two centuries ago#little babes? 🥺#the press didn't know jer's name yet but they couldn't possibly ignore his impeccable sense of style#'precious looking boy' 😭😭😭😭#he's literally just..... ken#I need to know more about that 1974 Cork Film Festival because Father (Cyril) was there too and with Truffaut I think???? mhhhhhhhhh#sinéad cusack#sinead cusack#jeremy irons#lunts of oxfordshire#snippets from newspapers
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New/old video of JEREMY IRONS and SINÉAD CUSACK at the premiere of The Man in the Iron Mask in Leicester Square, London, March 1998.
#touching each other in every possible way behind their backs I AM GOING MAD#I am very sorry for whoever came before them because to me they invented being in love. like.#nobody else was ever in love before these two met. ever.#I know I am right#jeremy irons#sinead cusack#sinéad cusack#lunts of oxfordshire#I am the woman on the right in the first gif crying and screaming 'please'#(also on a side note: I am currently obsessed with their reading of eliot's the wasteland which just got uploaded on youtube)#(I waited eight! months! for it and it was worth it my god)
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Int. Where did you meet Jeremy, and when? Sinéad. Well, we met while I was doing London Assurance and he was doing Godspell. Int. Oh, I see. Sinéad. Because the Wyndham's Theatre and the Albery Theatre — there was one stage door for the two theatres and I met him at... Int. At the stage door. Sinéad. Well, not quite, I used to see him at the stage door, this tall figure, but I actually met him at a dinner party given by a mutual friend of ours... and it was instant. Int. Ooh, one of those, eh? Sinéad. [Laughing] One of those. Int. He was splendid in Godspell, wasn't he? Sinéad. [Excitedly] Oh, yes, he was wonderful! But unfortunately I met him... we started walking out together before I had seen the show, because I was doing London Assurance, so I couldn't... but one matinee — I would have been able to see three quarters of a matinee, so I decided to go without telling him. I was very worried about this visit to the theatre because I thought... say I discover he is a terrible actor, say I discover he is reeeaally, I mean, without possibility or hope as an actor — what will I do? Would that change my attitude to him? So I went to the theatre and I sat in the stalls, and I was sitting in an isle seat and I don’t know if you remember but John the Baptist, which was the character that Jeremy played, used to have this wonderfully dramatic entrance from the back of the theatre down the isle. So I was sitting crouched very small in my seat and I heard the back doors of the auditorium open, then the sound of a shofar horn being blown — I thought very weedily indeed, I though ‘that’s not very good’. Then I heard this voice and I thought ‘who’s that?’, I said ‘that can’t be Jeremy’, and this voice — it was a very nice voice, a very plesant voice, but it didn’t have any of Jeremy’s qualities and I thought ‘oh dear, the personality of the man doesn’t relate at all to his stage personality’, and as he went by I looked up and it wasn’t him at all. He was stuck in a traffic jam in Stratton and that was the only performance he missed in the entire time he played the show.
— Sinéad Cusack, from ‘Bob Holness’ Celebrity Interview’. Bob Holness’ 1987 interviews with both Sinéad and Jeremy are available at this link (x).
#new interviews!#which are not new at all since they were recorded in 1987 but hey! I found them and it was a great discovery!#jeremy irons#sinéad cusack#sinead cusack#I needed to share them here and what better day to do so than 28th march!!!#THEY'RE AWFULLY SWEET#'and it was instant' OF COURSE IT WAS#please#interviews#lunts of oxfordshire
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Evening Press, 28 March 1978.
#it's their day <3#45th anniversary!#I'm so so proud of them#😭😭😭#and they said it wouldn't last#jeremy irons#sinéad cusack#sinead cusack#lunts of oxfordshire#snippets from newspapers
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KILCOE CASTLE, Co. Cork, Ireland Home to Sinéad Cusack and Jeremy Irons
#stupid rich actors with amazing taste in furniture#I'll never get over the f*cking hanging bed#it's ridiculous#they're ridiculous#jeremy irons#sinead cusack#sinéad cusack#kilcoe castle#ireland#cork#a dream!!!!#lunts of oxfordshire
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Jeremy Irons and Sinéad Cusack attending a Bee Gees concert in London, 1989
#the matching new york cap I swear to god#jeremy irons#sinéad cusack#sinead cusack#this has got loads of 'embarrassing mum&dad' energy about it I love it so much#they're sparkling!#lunts of oxfordshire
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NELLY: I could always spend the night at your place. (She stares boldly across the table at him. HORVÁTH looks back at her, confused but tempted.) HORVÁTH: That’s right, you could.
SINÉAD CUSACK and JEREMY IRONS as Nelly Mann and Ödön von Horváth in TALES FROM HOLLYWOOD (1992) dir. Howard Davies
#yet another attempt at making this old low-quality bbc tv movie look like a 30s noir starring humphrey bogart#tales from hollywood#1992#christopher hampton#look at him lighting up her cigarette imagine how many times he has done it over the years#like#countless#which is of course bad.......#but oh so cool#jeremy irons#sinead cusack#sinéad cusack#actors#theatre#janie blowing smoke into his face <3#lunts of oxfordshire
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And he thinks he would quite like to have another child. Sinéad, he says looking very pleased, has told him she's willing. One of the nicest stories I've read about him concerns the birth of his second child, upon which he reportedly lit candles, put on Mozart and climbed into bed with Sinéad, Sam and the newly swaddled Max drinking Champagne toasts. This is such a nice story I don't believe it, so I ask if it's true. "I don't think it was Mozart," he says, adding that he distinctly remembers putting the dog on the bed.
— Mirabella magazine, 1993
#aaaaaaa#I dug up this old interview earlier today and...#c'mon#look at them!#the! sweetest! thing! ever!#overjoyed jer making everyone climb into the bed is just so <3#the dog!!!#jeremy irons#sinéad cusack#sinead cusack#max irons#darlings#and they always say they would have loved to have had five children...#quotes#lunts of oxfordshire#snippets from newspapers
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Jeremy Irons and Sinéad Cusack at Madrid Barajas airport in 2019
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I think I've just seen a photo of Jer wearing a slytherin face mask?????
#the possible explanations are:#1. the grandchildren left a bunch of harry potter themed masks at their house and he just grabbed one before going out without noticing#2. somebody forced him to take the sorting hat test on pottermore and gifted him with 1000 slytherin masks as a joke#3. PROUD SLYTHERIN BOY!!! 🐍🐍🐍#no#seriously#I'm 100% convinced he's doing it on purpose#because I've always said that *that* is a slytherin/ravenclaw dynamic between him and sinead!!#tell me I'm wrong now!!!#I'll just have to wait for janie's house reveal I'm sure it won't take long#lunts of oxfordshire#done with the harry potter bullshit#but that mask had me laugh so much please
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SINÉAD CUSACK and JEREMY IRONS at the Los Angeles International Airport heading for New York, march 1994.
#the prettiest couple ever I'm sorry but it's true#sinéad cusack#sinead cusack#jeremy irons#actors#the matched leather bags#lunts of oxfordshire
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Posso aggiungere qualcosa? Questi sono dei grandi attori. Eppure, io ho il demone di pensare che ogni volta riesco a rubargli qualcosa, al di là di quello che loro sanno di volermi dare.
[Can I add something? These are great actors. And yet, I think I can always steal from them beyond what they know they want to give me.]
Bernardo Bertolucci talking about Jeremy Irons and Sinéad Cusack at the premiere of their film Stealing Beauty, 1996.
#bertolucci praising the babes#<3#I love the fact that there were 100+ italian people in the room all talking italian#and then at the end of the actors' table#them#not understanding a word of what was being said#for half an hour they listened and pretended to be interested <3#bernardo bertolucci#jeremy irons#sinead cusack#sinéad cusack#stealing beauty#lunts of oxfordshire
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‘Cusack and Irons haven't acted together much since Wild Oats. They have their reasons.
CUSACK: He used to yawn in the middle of my love scenes in The Rover. As I'd be delivering my heartbreaking speeches, he would go [she offers an exaggerated yawn]. IRONS: Ohhh. CUSACK: It's true! IRONS: You've got your wife there, doing this bor-r-ring long speech—. CUSACK: I beg your pardon. IRONS: It was. CUSACK: If he's bored, he's bored, and he shows it. IRONS: It wasn't much of a yawn. CUSACK: [Laughs] A massive one! Anyway, you can imagine. I mean, if an actor yawns at you in rehearsal while you're doing a love speech to him— no actor worth his salt would ever do it in the first place. If the man happens to be your husband and he yawns in your face, then there is room for argument there. IRONS: [Barely objecting] Ohhh. CUSACK: And all the time we were playing, you never ever said, "That was a great show." IRONS: I did! On occasion, I did. I really did. CUSACK: Maybe twice— in nine months. IRONS: [Nods] Well, it didn't happen often. [He looks at Sinéad. Sinéad is not amused].’
— GQ interview, 1991
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Jeremy Irons in conversation at the Alan Howard Fundation, march 2018
#romantic isn't it#jeremy irons#sinead cusack#sinéad cusack#I'm finished for today I swear#happy anniversary again 😭#lunts of oxfordshire
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#my favourite comedy duo#quotes#lunts of oxfordshire#you know why I love these two so much?#it's because you could come up with the most ridiculous lines#trying to figure out what a conversation between them might look like#and then you would find the exact 1992 interview in which those ridiculous lines you had imagined them speak get! actually! spoken!#snippets from newspapers
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