Eddie Redmayne attends the 88th Annual Academy Awards and the 2016 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted By Graydon Carter at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts at Hollywood & Highland Center on February 28, 2016 in Hollywood, California. You can go to the gallery to take a look and enjoy!

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— 2016 Vanity Fair Oscar Party Hosted By Graydon Carter
— 88th Annual Academy Awards - Governors Ball
— 88th Annual Academy Awards - Backstage
— 88th Annual Academy Awards - Show
— 88th Annual Academy Awards
— 88th Annual Academy Awards (February 28th, 2016)

Eddie Redmayne appears during rehearsals for the 88th Academy Awards in Los Angeles, Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016. 1 photo has been added to the gallery.

Also, I added over 60 more HQ photos of Eddie at the Film Is GREAT Reception.

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— 88th Academy Awards - Rehearsals
— The Film Is GREAT Reception - Added 64 HQs

Eddie Redmayne is watching this year’s Best Actor race at the Oscars very closely — but he’s not rooting for exactly whom you’d think he would be.

Redmayne, who won the Oscar last year for “The Theory of Everything” and is nominated again this year for his work in “The Danish Girl,” is expecting to go home empty-handed this year — and he’s fine with that, as he found himself decidedly on Team Leo.

The British actor reportedly told the Telegraph magazine that his money is on fellow nominee Leonardo DiCaprio taking home the trophy for his work in “The Revenant.”

“[DiCaprio is] definitely going to win and should. I feel excited just to be invited to the party, frankly,” Redmayne said. “For me to be considered in the group of nominees, with [Matt] Damon, DiCaprio, Michael Fassbender and Bryan Cranston — it feels amazing.”

But don’t worry, even if he loses to DiCaprio, he’ll still have a great time: “Going to the Oscars is always the most sensory overload and a huge amount of fun,” he said. [Source]

Eddie Redmayne’s acclaimed performance as a transgender pioneer has put him in the running for a second consecutive Oscar… and with a starring role in the new Harry Potter spin-off, and a baby on the way, the actor is having a golden moment

Eddie Redmayne has a reputation for being one of the nicest actors in the business. Alicia Vikander, his co-star in The Danish Girl, has said he is ‘the most sweet, gentle human being ever’; Tom Hooper, the film’s director, thinks Redmayne is ‘Hugh Jackman-level nice’.

I have interviewed him once before and, charmingly, he remembers this, but he doesn’t recall quite when it was. I tell him it was in 2009, he was on stage at the Donmar Warehouse opposite Alfred Molina in the sensational two-hander about Mark Rothko’s Seagram murals, and he jumps out of his seat. ‘Red. Awww, I loved Red,’ he says. ‘2009! It feels like only yesterday. Doesn’t it feel like yesterday?’

This is probably because he has been rather busy in the intervening years. He won an Olivier for his performance in Red. It transferred to Broadway and he won a Tony. In 2011 he starred with Michelle Williams in My Week with Marilyn, based on the true story of Colin Clark, a young production assistant on the set of The Prince and the Showgirl who struck up an unlikely friendship with Marilyn Monroe. The same year Redmayne was back on stage at the Donmar as Richard II, for which he won Best Shake­spearean Performance at the Critics’ Circle Awards. Continue reading  »

I added over 300 HQ photos of Eddie Redmayne to the gallery so, you can go there to take a look and enjoy! More are coming!

Gallery Links:
— “The Danish Girl” - UK Film Premiere - Added 200 HQ
— “The Danish Girl” - Los Angeles Premiere - Added 100 HQs
— November 21st, 2015 - Added 3 HQs