News about Jonathan Rhys Meyers

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After a road safety activist caught her driving through Hyde Park while on her phone, a Smirnoff vodka heiress and former Miss Russia has been fined almost £1,000. When Marinika Smirnova, 40, was filming by YouTuber 'CyclingMikey,' she was in her luxurious Porsche near her six-bedroom £4.7 million home in Kensington, West London, in her six-bedroom £4.7 million home. After failing to appear, the Russian socialite, model, and dancer was found guilty of using a handheld phone when driving at Lavender Hill Magistrates' Court. Since the incident on West Carriage Drive on December 10, she was fined £220 plus £620, was told to pay a £88 surcharge and received six penalty points. CyclingMikey - real name Michael Van Erp, 50, had been riding his bike through the 350-acre royal park when he encountered Smirnova at the wheel of her red 3.8-litre Porsche 911 Targa 4S, which has the personalised number plate 'SM11NOV'.

"Bend It Like Beckham" may be a classic football film, but Keira Knightley claims that no one warned her about it at the start. Host Jimmy Fallon, a "Boston Strangler" actor, said on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on Sunday, it's been more than 20 years since the film's debut on "Boston Strangler." "No," Knightley asked if she had always wanted the film, directed by Gurinder Chadha, to be regarded and adored. No, no, I mean, I literally remember telling people that I was doing it and then, 'Bend It Like Beckham,'" and they're going to say, "Oh, that's really sad." "Yes, sure, no, they were all like that," says the narrator. It's fine,'" she continued, "no one will know it." "But it was the thought of it," Knightley explained, "because you know women's football was not as popular back then." "The whole thing was kind of ridiculous, and it's amazing, because it's still the film, and you know it's the one you should talk to about my work." It's so cute, it's amazing."

In the futuristic thriller in which she is playing, Victoria's Secret Angel Sara Sampaio transformed into a'sexbot.' When she took on her role as Wendy, the Portuguese model, 31, sparkled in black lace lingerie and matching suspenders. The main movie plot follows an artificial human (played by Elena Kampouris) who is made to appear as the wife of a grieving widower (Jonathan Rhys Meyers).

As Austin Butler makes his way onto film in Baz Luhrmann's "Elvis," he'll be part of a select group of actors who have performed the "King of Rock and Roll" for decades. Elvis Presley's life, meteoric rise to fame in the 1950s, and his career spanning decades have inspired scores of fictional adaptations over the years, from fully-fledged biographies to silly comedy cameos, and everything in between. While many of these depictions of Elvis have been small projects, obscure films, or long-forgotten made-for-TV movies, others have remained in our collective memory for much longer. We've compiled a collection of Elvis' most memorable portrayals so far. Take a look at the gallery to see how many of these versions of "the King" you recognize.