Jeremy Irons

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1948 age 0

   Born

2. 1981 age 33

   CreditBrideshead Revisited

   CreditThe French Lieutenant's Woman

3. 1982 age 34

   CreditMoonlighting

4. 1983 age 35

   CreditBetrayal

5. 1984 age 36

   CreditUn amour de Swann

6. 1986 age 38

   CreditThe Mission

7. 1988 age 40

   CreditDead Ringers

8. 1990 age 42

   CreditReversal of Fortune

   CreditThe Civil War

9. 1991 age 43

   CreditKafka

10. 1992 age 44

    CreditDamage

    CreditWaterland

11. 1993 age 45

    CreditM. Butterfly

    CreditThe House of the Spirits

12. 1995 age 47

    CreditDie Hard with a Vengeance

13. 1996 age 48

    CreditStealing Beauty

14. 1997 age 49

    CreditLolita

15. 1998 age 50

    CreditThe Man in the Iron Mask

16. 2000 age 52

    CreditDungeons & Dragons

17. 2001 age 53

    CreditThe Fourth Angel

18. 2002 age 54

    CreditAnd Now... Ladies and Gentlemen

    CreditCallas Forever

    CreditLast Call

    CreditThe Time Machine

19. 2004 age 56

    CreditBeing Julia

    CreditThe Merchant of Venice

20. 2005 age 57

    CreditCasanova

    CreditElizabeth I

    CreditKingdom of Heaven

21. 2006 age 58

    CreditEragon

    CreditInland Empire

22. 2008 age 60

    CreditAppaloosa

    CreditTerry Pratchett's The Colour of Magic

23. 2009 age 61

    CreditThe Magic 7

    CreditThe Pink Panther 2

24. 2011 age 63

    CreditMargin Call

    CreditProhibition

25. 2012 age 64

    CreditThe Words

26. 2013 age 65

    CreditBeautiful Creatures

    CreditNight Train to Lisbon

27. 2015 age 67

    CreditHigh-Rise

    CreditThe Man Who Knew Infinity

28. 2016 age 68

    CreditAssassin's Creed

    CreditBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

    CreditRace

    CreditThe Correspondence

29. 2017 age 69

    CreditJustice League

30. 2018 age 70

    CreditRed Sparrow

31. 2021 age 73

    CreditHouse of Gucci

    CreditMunich: The Edge of War

    CreditZack Snyder's Justice League

32. 2023 age 75

    CreditThe Flash

33. 2024 age 76

    CreditThe Beekeeper

34. 2025 age 77

    CreditPalestine 36

• CHCiarán Hinds4 titles
• DTDavid Thewlis4 titles
• DBDavid Brenner4 titles
• BABen Affleck4 titles
• CRCharlotte Rampling4 titles
• EMEzra Miller4 titles
• JMJason Momoa3 titles
• CRCharles Roven3 titles
• EMEnnio Morricone3 titles
• TJToby Jones3 titles

• Spouse

  • SCSinéad Cusack

• Children

  • MIMax Irons

Nothing recorded for: Partner, Parents, Siblings, Influenced by, Studied under, Taught.

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• I've never been passionate about acting, and I find more and more that I work to live the life I want to live. An actor like Al Pacino lives to act. I'm not sure though, there's something about the detachment I have, the feeling of the lack of importance about what I do, that is healthy.

  Jeremy Irons, CC BY-SA 4.0

• The movie industry is run by accountants in Hollywood and it's as simple as this; everyone has a number on their computer. They can look up Jeremy Irons and see what my last five movies have made. Say you want to make a $20m picture, which is relatively cheap. If Jeremy makes $9m, the director makes $5m, then you need a leading lady, and they just go through those figures - that's how casting happens. And none of my movies has made a lot of money.

  Jeremy Irons, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I'm a very difficult person. My wife's a very difficult person. Living together is difficult but all marriages are the same - desperately difficult. … I can't imagine letting a marriage go unless it's intolerable. Every time you get through a difficulty, the bond is stronger. If you're lucky enough to get to a stage where you have been together a long time, your lives are so intertwined. I think being polite and kind to each other is terribly important. That, more than anything, can go a huge way in relationships.

  Jeremy Irons, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I think that there is this idea that what you should go after is fame. That is a hugely mistaken idea because fame means absolutely nothing. This whole culture of wanting to become famous is on a hiding to nothing, a sign of a society that’s lost its way and will only judge people as being valid if they’re famous, which of course is all bullshit. As Tom Stoppard said, the only thing that fame means is that more people know you than you know.”

  Jeremy Irons, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Most people are robust. If a man puts his hand on a woman's bottom, any woman worth her salt can deal with it. It is communication. Can't we be friendly?

  Jeremy Irons, CC BY-SA 4.0