WEHT Jeremy Northam?

He was very sexy.

Someone posted a recent photo of Jeremy, with the caption:

"As rare as hen's teeth: a current photo of Jeremy..."

That last pic is sad.

He was also in The Madness of King George, The English Patient, Gosford Park, Amistad, and The Golden Bowl.

He looks fine now - like a good-looking if somewhat disheveled dad.

OP, please. It's WHET, not WEHT. Kindly check your copy of the "DL Elements of Style" writing guide.

The photo at R2 is from 7 years ago, during the general election when he was campaigning for the Labour candidate, who was apparently his former agent.

He's in his early 60s now so hopefully he looks like Kenneth Branagh. Colin Firth or Hugh Grant and not Simon Cowell.

he was a handsome silverdaddy anthony eden in "the crown"

He was also in The Winslow Boy, Carrington, and Maurice.

Hello! as Mr Knightley in Emma.

He was sexy. He and Edward Norton were two of my 90s favorites.

He was in Maurice, R9???

Why don't I remember that?

He looks like a weird hybrid of Richard Gere and Gregory Peck.

God, I loved him.

I recall reading on DL years ago that his marriage and divorce did a huge emotional number on him.

I get him and Julian Wadham mixed up. They are the English version of Dermot Mulroney and Dylan McDermott.

He was in an adaptation of Ruth Rendell's "A Fatal Inversion," & went FULLY NUDE FOR IT! BWC on the BBC!

I bought the VHS in the mid-'90s & copied it over to a blank DVD, but it's probably unplayable now.

Loved him and his VPL in Emma.

OP “In that movie ‘The Net?’”

As opposed to an actual net? There’s a word limit in life and I suspect you may have reached it.

This trailer/link is for the stupid, arrogant, accusatory, ignorant CUNT at R19 who has no fucking clue.

Here's a little bit of helpful advice R19.

If you don't know what the fuck you're talking about, the SHUT YOUR MOTHERFUCKING STUPID CUNTING MOUTH!!!!!

There's a scene in The Net where a frustrated Sandra Bullock picks up a computer monitor and throws it on the floor; I turned to my friend and said, softly, "I've always wanted to do that!" and half the theater laughed.

He was Sir Thomas More in THE TUDORS, a show filled with hotties.

Don't make me get the hoses, sonny!!

I like the way he looks in this old pic.

Gorgeous.....troubled....what could be hotter???

what was his trouble?

He's not troubled.

And R12, you don't remember him in Maurice because he wasn't in that movie, as far as I recall. I think R9 is mistaken.

Maybe a bit troubled?:

Such was Michael Sheen's sense of protectiveness over Kate Beckinsale that he once punched a co-star of hers in her honor. As confirmed by Beckinsale to Cinema.com, Sheen stepped in with his fists when he saw Jeremy Northam, her co-star in 2000's "The Golden Bowl," yelling at her on set. "It was the first week of shooting," Beckinsale explained. "No one was that organized or prepared as we'd all just arrived at the very last minute.... basically Jeremy and I had a disagreement about something." Beckinsale noted that she was also still breastfeeding their daughter Lily Mo Sheen at the time. "Michael came down to the set to pick her up and suddenly sees this man yelling at me," Beckinsale recalled.

Northam would confirm his behavior to the Daily News in 2002 as well, offering the sorry-not-sorry explanation: "At times I do have a rather short fuse, and I find a movie quite a pressured situation. There are so many different perspectives going into it, and sometimes you also have to fight your corner." Things ended up working out between the two actors on the film, however, as the "Underworld" star told Cinema.com that Sheen's fistful explosion actually "really broke the ice and it was all OK after that."

As for Sheen, he simply told The Guardian of his actions, "It was because I thought he was being disrespectful to someone I loved."

[quote] Such was Michael Sheen's sense of protectiveness over Kate Beckinsale that he once punched a co-star of hers in her honor.

And he got away with that?

I would have had him arrested for assault.

Naming your child "Lily Mo" is also disrespectful.

He was never in that movie Maurice I don’t think. Unless he had a minor minor role that could I missed.

He's in this episode of Poirot in a small role as a designer.

The Net with Sandra Bullocks was made 42 years ago. She and Northam are almost 70 years old. Who gives a rusty fuck about what he looks like now?

His nose is too long for him to be truly handsome.

Next to Jeremy Irons, Jeremy Northam's singing voice is sex on a fucking stick.

Man could stand there and recite the ABC's and send people into orgasmic delight...

[quote] He was also in The Winslow Boy,

No, R9. Northam appeared in a feminised, misshapen version of Terence Rattigan's supremely well-written play which was filmed properly by the experts with genuine actors back in 1948.

Phwoarrrrr!

[quote] He was in an adaptation of Ruth Rendell's "A Fatal Inversion," & went FULLY NUDE FOR IT! BWC on the BBC! I bought the VHS in the mid-'90s & copied it over to a blank DVD, but it's probably unplayable now

I remember the series well, mostly for the slight homoerotic content. When I first saw it I didn't know much about Rendell aka Barbara Vine so the sudden gay content was a total surprise.

'A Fatal Inversion' was steamy and sensuous

[quote]He was in an adaptation of Ruth Rendell's "A Fatal Inversion," & went FULLY NUDE FOR IT! BWC on the BBC!

There's a torrent somewhere if you want to download it.

He started off in Sunday night dramas. There was A Fatal Inversion, there was groundbreaking LESBIAN DRAMA A Village Affair and English women join the resistance drama Wish Me Luck.

He was also in the much criticised Wuthering Heights with Juliette Binoche, Ralph Fiennes and Janet McTeer.

[quote] A Fatal Inversion

WE saw Jeremy's cocklet but the final situation was a bit silly.

[quote] As for Sheen, he simply told The Guardian of his actions, "It was because I thought he was being disrespectful to someone I loved."

He was perfectly justified!!

[quote] Jeremy Northam's singing voice is sex

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