23 May 2013 The Irish Film & Television Network
Actors
Broadcast
Crew
Digital
Distribution
Education / Training
Equipment
Festivals / Markets
Finance
Legal
Locations Ireland
Post Production
Production
Rep Bodies
JOBS FILMOGRAPHY NEWS WHO'S WHO DIARY GALLERY IFTA
     
NEWS IN BRIEF
Features & Interviews
Broadcast News
Production News
Festivals News
Facilities News
Distribution News
Training News
Markets News
Finance News
Legal News
Digital News
Cast News
Crew News
Locations News
Commercials News
Telecoms News
Newsletter Archive
Site Map
List Your Company
Free Newsletter
Site Map
IFTN HOME
Domhnall Gleeson Makes Variety’s 10 Actors To Watch
03 Sep 2012 : By Steve Cummins
Domhnall Gleeson
Irish actor Domhnall Gleeson has been named as one of Variety magazine’s 10 Actors To Watch.

The Dublin-born son of ‘The Guard’ actor Brendan Gleeson was the only Irish actor to make the list and will be honoured by the US film publication at the Hamptons International Film Festival next month.

Gleeson has had a busy year and has just wrapped filming in London on Richard Curtis comedy/ drama ‘About Time’ opposite Rachel McAdams.

He will be seen in two films released this month – ‘Anna Karenina’ and ‘Dredd 3D’ – and can be currently seen in James Marsh’s ‘Shadow Dancer’. Gleeson is also penciled in to star alongside his father in John Michael McDonagh’s ‘Calvary’, which will begin filming in Ireland later this month.

Gleeson’s rising star status was highlighted last year by both the Irish Film & TV Academy and the Berlinale International Film Festival.

He was named IFTA’s Best Actor in a Lead Role as well as the IFTA Rising Star in 2011, while he picked up Berlinale’s Shooting Star Award in the same year.

This marks the 15th year that editors at Variety have compiled a 10 Actors to Watch list, choosing talent that they view as having the potential to ‘breakout’ over the coming months.

Other talent on the list chosen from six different countries included Britain’s Imogen Poots. Poots recently wrapped filming in Ireland on Jimi Hendrix biopic ‘All Is By My Side’ in which she starred opposite Andre 3000.

The other selected talent are US actors Dree Hemingway (Starlet), Boyd Holbrook (The Host), Adam Driver (Inside Llewyn Davis), Scoot McNairy (Killing Them Softly) and Nate Parker (Arbitrage); Australian Bella Heathcote (Not Fade Away); Swedish actor Alicia Vikander (Anna Karenina) and Germany’s Elyas M'Barek (Turkish for Beginners).

Previous actors who made Variety’s watch list include Emma Stone (Superbad), Jennifer Lawrence (The Hungar Games) and Jeremy Renner (The Hurt Locker).


BREAKING NEWS
‘Brian Boru’ film to shoot in Ireland next year
Second Series of ‘Scéal’ Begins Production
Stuart Townsend confirmed for ABC Drama ‘Betrayal’
Daily Bite: Cannes Update and Release Date for ‘Delivery Man’

FEATURES & INTERVIEWS
Making the Cut....Career Advice from VFX-artist Keith Brett
Conor Masterson talks filming 'The Frames: In The Deep Shade’
Free Industry Newsletter
Subscribe to IFTN's industry newsletter - it's free and e-mailed directly to your inbox every week.
Click here to sign up.


RELATED NEWS
Irish Film News from Cannes 2013
20 May 2013 
‘What Richard Did’ Wins Best Film at Istanbul Film Festival
15 Apr 2013 
Netflix Celebrates St. Patrick’s Weekend
14 Mar 2013 
'What Richard Did' to screen at Tribeca Film Festival
06 Mar 2013 
EDITOR'S PICK
‘Brian Boru’ film to shoot in Ireland next year
Second Series of ‘Scéal’ Begins Production
Stuart Townsend confirmed for ABC Drama ‘Betrayal’
Daily Bite: Cannes Update and Release Date for ‘Delivery Man’
MORE ON IFTN
Upcoming Festivals
Key dates & deadlines in the Events Diary
Distribution In Ireland
Irish cinema & DVD distribution
Training in Ireland
The latest on Irish film / TV industry training

CONNECT WITH IFTN
Find us on Facebook
Follow IFTN on Twitter
E-Newsletter Subscribe
Subscribe to RSS Feed




 
 the Website  Directory List  Festivals  Who's Who  Locations  Filmography  News  Crew  Actors
 

Contact Us | Advertise | Copyright | Terms & Conditions | Security & Privacy | RSS Feed | Twitter