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Jonathan Rhys Meyers Hospitalized In London; Source Denies Alleged Suicide Attempt
Former “Tudors” star Jonathan Rhys Meyers was hospitalized in London this week, Access Hollywood has confirmed.
The 33-year-old actor, who has spent time in rehab in the past for alcohol addiction, was reportedly found “slumped on the floor” when paramedics responded to an emergency call from the actor’s home on Tuesday, the Sun reported.
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‘Tudors’ Star Jonathan Rhys Meyers Reportedly Back In Rehab
“The Tudors” star Jonathan Rhys Meyers is reportedly back in rehab.
According to People, the actor is seeking treatment for alcohol addiction.
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Jonathan Rhys Meyers Arrested At Paris Airport Over Alleged Scuffle, Death Threats
Irish-born actor Jonathan Rhys Meyers was arrested and detained for several hours on Saturday after allegedly assaulting a waiter at an airport in Paris.
According to Agence France-Presse, the 31-year-old star of “The Tudors” was involved in a drunken scuffle when the staff at “Le Quotidien” bar in terminal 2F at Charles de Gaulle airport refused to serve him.
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Miley Cyrus & Jonathan Rhys Meyers Offer Condolences To Travoltas
The death of his son kept John Travolta away from the Golden Globes, but the young woman who would have been his date – his “Bolt” co-star Miley Cyrus, was one of the many stars thinking deeply about the Travolta family on Sunday night.
“Basically, I think it’s really hard because of everything that’s happened, but I think the blessings [of] everyone [are] with him,” Miley told AcessHollywood’s Shaun Robinson.
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Jonathan Rhys Meyers Has Charges Against Him Dropped
DUBLIN, Ireland (December 5, 2007) – Prosecutors dropped charges against Jonathan Rhys Meyers on Wednesday after he expressed remorse — through his lawyer — for being drunk and abusive at Dublin Airport. Rhys Meyers, 30, was arrested Nov. 18. The Irish actor faced two charges of public drunkenness and breach of the peace for being abusive after he was refused permission to board a flight to London. Rhys Meyers did not appear at the Dublin District Court arraignment Wednesday. State prosecutors said they had accepted an apology from the actor and dropped the charges. Rhys Meyers, however, was given a legal caution — a probationary action under which he could face harsher penalties if he behaves that way in public in Ireland again. Rhys Meyers’ lawyer, Michael Staines, said his client’s behavior at the airport was “unacceptable and out of character.” He said Rhys Meyers “unreservedly apologizes” to airport security guards, police and staff at the British airline BMI, and planned to make a donation to an unspecified charity as a way to acknowledge his wrongdoing. Rhys Meyers is one of Ireland’s best-known actors. His film credits include “Bend It Like Beckham,” “Match Point,” “Mission: Impossible III” and “August Rush.” He rose to fame in the U.S. with an award-winning portrayal of Elvis Presley in a 2005 television miniseries, and portrays King Henry VIII in the TV series “The Tudors,” which is filmed in Ireland. Rhys Meyers’ arrest occurred six months after he checked out of an alcohol-rehabilitation clinic in California — and just three days before the sudden death of his mother, Geraldine Meyers-O’Keeffe, at age 50. The cause of her Nov. 21 death in Cork in southwest Ireland was not made public.
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Keri Russell & Jonathan Rhys Meyers Reunite For ‘August Rush’
But the film’s true star is 15-year old English import, Freddie Highmore (well-known already from 2006’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” and “Finding Neverland“) who learned to play guitar, the organ and conduct an entire orchestra.
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Jonathan Rhys Meyers Arrested At Dublin Airport
DUBLIN, Ireland. (November 19, 2007) – Irish actor Jonathan Rhys Meyers, star of the Henry VIII soap opera “The Tudors,” has been charged with public drunkenness and breach of the peace at Dublin Airport, police said Monday. Rhys Meyers, 30, was arrested Sunday after police twice confronted him over his erratic, abusive behavior at an airport gate and at a desk of the British airline BMI, on which he was planning to fly to London. Dublin Airport Police said they called Ireland’s national police force, the Garda Siochana, after Rhys Meyers refused repeated requests to calm down. Police charged him with two counts of violating the Public Order Act, then permitted him to pay an undisclosed cash bail on condition he return to Dublin District Court on Dec. 5 for his arraignment. Rhys Meyers — who was admitted to a California alcoholism-treatment clinic in April and checked out the following month — was in Dublin to appear on “Tubridy Tonight,” a Saturday night national talk show to promote his new film, “August Rush,” costarring Robin Williams. Ryan Tubridy said he was surprised and sorry to hear of the actor’s arrest. He said Rhys Meyers had chatted with everybody who wanted to meet him back stage, and was drinking nothing more threatening than “a big mug of milky tea.” “Obviously that was not on the agenda at some time on Saturday night or Sunday morning,” Tubridy said. Rhys Meyers starred opposite Scarlett Johansson in Woody Allen’s “Match Point” and Reese Witherspoon in “Vanity Fair,” among other films. He also portrayed Elvis Presley in a 2005 U.S. television miniseries, and is now filming the second season of
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Jonathan Rhys Meyers Sings For ‘August Rush’
LOS ANGELES, Calif. (November 15, 2007) – Next week, “The Tudors” star Jonathan Rhys Meyers will hit the big screen in the tearjerker, “August Rush.”
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Jonathan Rhys Meyers Prepares For ‘August Rush’
ROME, Italy (October 22, 2007) — Jonathan Rhys Meyers says audiences should throw away their “adult glasses” when seeing his new film, “August Rush.”
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Jonathan Rhys Meyers Out Of Rehab & On The Town
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Guy Candy: Jonathan Rhys Meyers
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