Last night, Charlie attended the launch party of ‘daisie’, a new app from Maisie Williams of ‘Game of Thrones’ fame (read more here). You can see a couple of images from the event in the gallery.
Since there are no actual news about either ‘Salvation’ or ‘Vanity Fair’ right now, I decided to update the gallery with some images from past events. So check them out!
Added a few pictures of Charlie at the ‘Painters Painters’ exhibition last November. Enjoy!
Updated the gallery with all event images from Comic-Con, as well as some new photoshoot, magazine, TV and miscellaneous images, so check out the last updated page in the gallery!
Charlie is currently at the San Diego Comic Con promoting ‘Salvation’. You can see the first images from a Sirius XM event up at the gallery.
Charlie recently attended the Indy Honda Toronto event of which you can see images in the gallery. He has also been busy doing photoshoots for magazines to promote ‘Salvation’. You can read the interview for Vulkan magazine at their website and see images from that and a photoshoot for Imagista in the gallery.
What was the first role or type of character you ever wanted to portray, the one that made you really think you wanted to act?
I remember being fifteen and, instead of revising and studying, I would watch and re-watch The Sopranos. James Gandolfini is one the first actors I remember having a seriously dramatic effect on me. I adore him, I adore that role – I adore him in that role.
You made your off-Broadway debut last year, do you have an aspiration to more theatre?
Yes. I’d love to do more. I’m trying to focus on cameras at the minute, but I have an attachment to the stage. If I had the opportunity to, I would.
Charlie will attend the ‘Salvation’ panel at the San Diego Comic Con on Saturday, July 22. You can see the schedule at MovieWeb.
There’s also a new interview over at La Confidential Magazine. You can see images from that in the gallery and read a short excerpt below. New ‘Salvation’ stills will be added soon.
You’ve done some stage work as well as television and movies. Out of the three, which has been your favorite outlet and why?
CR: I love film, I’m really trying to focus on film, it’s what I grew up with. I had an amazing experience on stage last year [in The Judas Kiss]. We did it at BAM in New York. I had to get completely naked on stage—I had to snog Rupert Everett on stage. At first, it was one of the most terrifying things I’ve ever done, but it was creatively liberating. I had such a good time. There’s something about not wearing clothes and being on stage that is a freeing feeling. Each project I do is creatively engaging in every way.Who is your dream co-star and what is your dream role?
CR: I think my dream role would be Mark Wahlberg’s in Boogie Nights. I watched that film recently, and it’s just an unbelievable movie. It’s a brilliant part. I think one of the actors I’d love to work with is unfortunately dead, but James Gandolfini is one of my favorite actors.
