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eonlineEddie Redmayne's BAFTA Awards Were Sick—as in Food Poisoning
This probably wasn’t the sort of awards show recognition Eddie Redmayne had in mind. Still, the Les Misérables actor—or, more accurately, the health of the Les Misérables actor—was certainly the talk of yesterday’s BAFTA Awards.
That’s because after the Brit’s dashing red carpet arrival at the London ceremony, he was doing a different kind of dashing altogether. Namely, to the backstage bathroom after falling ill with a bout of food poisoning.
Lincoln’s Sally Field was first to mention his absence onstage at the Royal Opera House after her would-be copresenter was MIA during their category, leaving her to do the honors solo.
“I was supposed to be out here with Eddie Redmayne, he seems to be puking his guts up back there,” she said.
So much for delicacy.
entertainmentwise.comLeo Tolstoy's War And Peace To Get BBC Adaptation
40 years after previous version BBC turn to Russian epic
Eddie Redmayne will star in a remake of Leo Tolstoy's epic Russian novel War and Peace, which will be brought to televisionby BBC Wales, 40 years after the last time that an adaptation came to the small screen.
The novel is a notoriously difficult book to film, coming in at roughly 1500 pages and with long passages devoted to battles in the Napoleonic Wars, alongside the epic intertwining love stories set in Russia
in the early 19th Century.
According to the Beeb the script will be written by the scribe who wrote the 1995 TVadaptation of Pride and Prejudice, famously featuring Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle.
Redmayne will continue his history of starring in historical epics, cutting his teeth on channel 4's The Pillars of the Earth and most recently starring in Les Miserables.
The novelis regarded as one of the world's most important literary works, and according to the BBC, Davies said it was, ""Not just a great novel, it's a wonderful read
and it'll make a wonderful serial."
He added: "The characters are so natural and human and easyto identify with and Natasha Rostova (the main female protagonist of the novel) just beats Lizzy Bennet (Pride and Prejudice's heroine) as the most lovable heroine in literature," he added.
The 1972 series featured Sir Anthony Hopkins as the aristocratic dilletante turned wealthy landowner who features as the novel's moral and philosophical heart.