Jeremy Irons

Lasse Hallstrom's witty romantic comedy stars Heath Ledger as Jacamo Casanova, the infamous and dashing player of 18th century Venice who holds the key to every woman's heart—all but one, that is.

Helen Mirren and Jeremy Irons star in Elizabeth I, a two-part HBO Films miniseries event that explores the intersection of the private and public life of Elizabeth I (Mirren) in the latter half of her reign, offering a personal look at her allies, her enemies and her suitors as she struggles to survive in a male-dominated world. Part 1 explores Elizabeth's tempestuous relationship with the Earl of Leicester (Irons) as it survives a French suitor, war, treason, and illness. Part 2 follows Elizabeth through her later years, during which she had an equally passionate affair with the young, ambitious Earl of Essex (Hugh Dancy), who had been raised, ironically, by his stepfather Leicester. In the end, Elizabeth I sheds light on one of the most popular members of the monarchy who held absolute power over everything... except her heart.

When 15-year-old Eragon stumbles upon a dragon's egg—and then that egg hatches—he sets in motion a series of events that leads him to assume the legacy of a legendary race of dragon riders.

While filming a remarkable turn-of-the-century romance, the two lead actors find themselves drawn to one another, and art begins to imitate life, until the lines between fiction and reality become completely blurred.

Inland Empire is a surreal trip into a rabbit hole of egos, suppressed desires, and Hollywood nightmares. Working in digital video for the first time iconic director David Lynch synthesizes many of the themes of his previous works: small town American, the underbelly of Los Angeles, and the nature of evil. Reel and real reality blur as aging actress Nikki Grace (Laura Dern) gets the role she thinks will revive her career. Instead, she slowly slides into a spacetime warp and she must confront the nature of herself (as being) and her relationships with those around her (as woman). Antagonizing her is a Satan-like figure simply known as the Phantom (Krzysztof Majchrzak). He easily stands shoulder to shoulder with fellow Lynch mondo creep villains Frank Booth

In 1638 Queen Anne of France gives Birth to a boy, who will inherit the throne one day. But, only known to few, there is a twin brother born minutes later.

Lucy is a beautiful 19-year old who has come to spend the summer with her late mother's bohemian friends. Although sent by her father to have her portrait painted, to Lucy the trip is a chance to fulfill two of her own dreams: to consummate her romance with the Italian boy she fell in love with four years earlier, and to discover the identity of her father through clues in her mother's diary.

A MAN INVENTS A TIME MACHINE THAT ALLOWS HIM TO TRAVEL 800,000 YEARS INTO THE FUTURE.

William Shakespeare's incendiary drama about passion and justice amid an anti-Semitic atmosphere hits the screen again in this lush production starring Al Pacino.