Richard Armitage hasn’t forgotten. I’m guessing, when he said “films like these” that he was referring to small, independent, Irish films, and not super violent ones. From what we’ve heard, Bridget Cleary is both. See here
Richard Armitage hasn’t forgotten. I’m guessing, when he said “films like these” that he was referring to small, independent, Irish films, and not super violent ones. From what we’ve heard, Bridget Cleary is both. See here
Armitage Agonistes 
Since that link doesn’t want to work, here is another one with same info 🙂 http://www.davidhigham.co.uk/filmclients/anne-marie-casey/
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Thanks. I think you’re referring to the link from my old post. Thanks for looking out for my readers.
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Uch. I’d hoped this idea had died the death it deserved.
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I’m with you on that. Nothing about this appeals to me, except the obvious.
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I thought he had a definite plan for Bridget Cleary, this looks more like he is trying to get someone interested, remember Richard III, well this sounds the same!
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What I gleaned from his one or two statements, and the info on line, was that they’ve been looking for financing.
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It has a 2015 date. I had the impression the screenplay is already written, but the film hasn’t gone into production.
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That’s where I put it also, but this seems to be a reminder, or an “ask” from Richard Armitage. Or, maybe there is something going on that’s positive for getting more financing.
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I thought maybe he had a grant proposal running: http://www.irishfilmboard.ie/funding_programmes/How_To_Apply_amp_Application_Deadlines/88
But if so, outside lobbying would be a negative, no? It would be in my profession, anyway.
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