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Thanks Regys for the news!
Ben Barnes is featured in the April issue of the German Magazine Madame! HERE you can read the index of the magazine! I hope some of our German fans will manage to buy and scan the article! ;)
Source: Madame
There aren’t news related to Ben, but Regys found some things we haven’t noticed before.
Ben is listed on imdb as Associate Producer of the movie Locked In.
Ben Barnes feat in Laird and Partners, when he made the GAP Campaign (2008).
Thanks Regys!
Hello everybody!
Unfortunately there’s no exciting news on Ben, at least not at the present moment! I just wanted to tell you that from now on I’ll contribute to update BBS. Just to let you know something about me: I’m Fab, 19 years old (at least for the next 5 months), and I study Medicine and Surgery. I think it’s useless to say that I’m a Ben’s fan so I will skate over that detail and move on. I’m very fond of reading and writing, that are my biggest passions alongside with cinema; I love England and English language and I hope to be able to live there someday. I have nothing more to add if not that I’m at your service! See you soon, with some Ben news!
According to an article, Ben is in negotiations for the male lead of the movie “The Fateful Pattern”, and will be directed by Meta Akkus.
Alex Brown of British production house Studio Eight Productions is producing the £1.2 m budgeted Oxford and Istanbul set drama, which will be shot for five weeks in Istanbul and a week in Oxford.
Akkus co-wrote with Joe O’Bryne (Pete’s Meteor) the 1950s-set story of a young Englishman who travels to Istanbul and falls in love with a mysterious rug seller.
Akkus is best known for her shorts La Solitude and La Peur. Cinematographer Vincent Mathias (State Affairs) and Art Director Frank Walsh (Agora [trailer]) are also attached to the project.
Studio Eight has produced and co-produced over 30 feature films including David Bailey’s The Intruder (Charlotte Gainsbourg, John Hannah) and Terence Ryan’s The Brylcreem Boys (Gabriel Byrne, Bill Campbell).
Akkus said, “On Sunday, the first woman won the Academy Award for best director and this was a momentous occasion. This autumn, I’m making my first film as a young director. I work in hope to be the first French woman to lift the same award one day, by touching millions of hearts with my stories.”
Thanks to Julietta and Boogiepop we could understand a bit what was said on this article. Thank you girls!
On this page, Ben talks about his role in the film Dorian Gray. He said he was satisfied with Oliver Parker, as a director. He talks about Dorian’s appearance and says that he wanted to dye his hair to the white colour, but director said that he wanted a “dark Dorian”, not like the one from the book. Ben was ready to disguise and put on contact lenses, but the director was against it.
Also Ben said that he likes the Dorian Gray adaptation by Herd Hetfield. Ben liked the film adaptation of Albert Lewis, but it (the screening) is too meticulous and too much of the original, in his opinion.
You can read another translation from the same article, here!
