Sunday 17 January, 2021
The first time we may have seen Abrahamson’s work on TV might not be what you expect.
From TheJournal.ie
Abrahamson’s follow-up to the all-conquering Room is a movie that defies characterisation.
The series will debut on BBC Three.
Lenny Abrahamson is set to direct the programme. Meanwhile, Nicole Kidman is also to co-produce a TV series based on Cecelia Ahern’s book Roar.
“We were generous and patient with each other. We laughed a lot, especially when it was hard.”
And the Oscar for the cutest yoke ever goes to…
She was the very picture of excitement, poise, and Jacob T’s best friend.
Look at the little size of him.
The director of Room, Lenny Abrahamson, said he is “so delighted” with his nominations.
Michael Fassbender, Emma Donoghue and short film director Benjamin Cleary also got nods.
Lenny Abrahamson talks to us about making the film Room, which has just scooped a number of Oscar nominations.
Brie Larson took home Best Actress for Lenny Abrahamson’s Room.
The film documents the story of bisexual boxer Emile Griffith.
One insider says it is “a long time coming”.
Room by Lenny Abrahamson won the top prize at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Previous winners include 12 Years A Slave and The King’s Speech. Eeek!
And it looks like it’s going to be pretty special.
Directed by Lenny Abrahamson.
He was wearing the Frank head, just FYI.
Ghosts of actings past were flying everywhere.
Why would you want to conceal that wonderful beard?
Frank is premiering at the Sundance Film Festival tonight.
Emma Donoghue’s novel Room was nominated for the Man Booker prize and has sold more than two and a half million copies.
The Irish movers and shakers of the film industry are off to Cannes to promote Ireland’s movie-making talents.
It’s the first official picture from the set of Lenny Abrahamson’s new film.
Adam and Paul director Lenny Abrahamson’s latest movie, What Richard Did, looks at privileged kids in Dublin. He explains why.
‘What Richard Did’, the cinema version of Kevin Power’s book, has been positively received at the Toronto International Film Festival.
