The first episode of Miami Medical may not even have aired yet on CBS Primetime but you can already sign up to be notified of the DVD release date on amazon.com’s website....
The excellent J.D. Fortune track One More Day (Election Day) is the soundtrack to this new promo slot for Jeremy’s upcoming show Miami Medical, which premieres on CBS Primetime...
Jeremy Northam drew widespread admiration for his portrayal of Mr. Knightley opposite Gwyneth Paltrow’s titular character in the 1996 adaptation of Jane Austen’s Emma,...
Trauma doctors are the rock stars of medicine, but the doctors at Miami Medical are the Rolling Stones! This is how CBS tagged its first ever medical drama Miami Medical this...
The brand new promo for Miami Medical aired for the first time last night during one of the Super Bowl ad breaks and has been posted up on YouTube. Here it is and it is looking...
When was the first time you noticed Jeremy Northam in a role? Was it on TV? In the theatre? Or at the cinema? Well, we’d like to know. JeremyNortham.net is running its first...
Miami Medical is Jeremy’s brand new US TV show and is about a team of expert surgeons who shine brightest under the adrenaline rush of working on the edge. As part of the...
Those wonderful people at CSAWord Audio have released a new unabridged audio book of George Orwell’s Down and Out in Paris and London read by Jeremy. Available on CD or as a...
Creation is out on DVD in the UK on January 18th, 2010 and is scheduled for cinema release in the United States on January 22nd, 2010. Jon Amiel’s biopic focuses on the struggles...
Glorious 39 screened at the Palm Springs Film Festival in California on January 12th, 2010, and is due for DVD release on March 29th, 2010 in the UK. The screenplay is also currently...
Michael Winterbottom’s interpretation of Lawrence Sterne’s book Tristram Shandy is a great attempt at transferring to the screen what has often been dubbed an unfilmable novel and largely succeeds if you have either read the book or are familiar with the inside jokes referenced within the film.
It does it by framing a modern-day film crew’s attempt at filming the book as a costume drama. Jeremy plays the harassed director of the film.
