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Jeremy Irons: named best actor for his role in the movie Dead Ringers: shows off his trophy at the awards ceremony at the Harbour Castle Westin last night
Jeremy Irons: named best actor for his role in the movie Dead Ringers: shows off his trophy at the awards ceremony at the Harbour Castle Westin last night

Jeremy Irons: named best actor for his role in the movie Dead Ringers: shows off his trophy at the awards ceremony at the Harbour Castle Westin last night

Date3/22/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jeremy Irons: named best actor for his role in the movie Dead Ringers: shows off his trophy at the awards ceremony at the Harbour Castle Westin last night.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0056707F
Contenders: Dead Ringers (from right, director David Cronenberg, and stars Genevieve Bujold and Jeremy Irons), Monique Spaziani in Les Portes Tournantes (above) and Jackie Burroughs
Contenders: Dead Ringers (from right, director David Cronenberg, and stars Genevieve Bujold and Jeremy Irons), Monique Spaziani in Les Portes Tournantes (above) and Jackie Burroughs
4/18/1988
Snapping up Genie: Jeremy Irons poses for a pack of show-biz paparazzi after winning Best Actor award last night
Snapping up Genie: Jeremy Irons poses for a pack of show-biz paparazzi after winning Best Actor award last night
3/22/1989
David Cronenberg, left, named best director last night, shares a moment of triumph backstage with Jeremy Irons, names best actor, after their psycholo(...)
David Cronenberg, left, named best director last night, shares a moment of triumph backstage with Jeremy Irons, names best actor, after their psycholo(...)
3/22/1968
Top of his game: University of Toronto quarterback Eugene Buccigrossi shows off the Hec Crighton Trophy he won last night at awards ceremony
Top of his game: University of Toronto quarterback Eugene Buccigrossi shows off the Hec Crighton Trophy he won last night at awards ceremony
11/19/1992
No rush to judgement: Jeremy Irons doesn't apologize for his ambiguous portrayal of Claus von Bulow in Reversal Of Fortune: last night's gala presentation
No rush to judgement: Jeremy Irons doesn't apologize for his ambiguous portrayal of Claus von Bulow in Reversal Of Fortune: last night's gala presentation
9/12/1990
Best supporting awards in the 36th annual Oscar award ceremonies at Santa Monica last night went to Melvyn Douglas for his role of the patriarchal Tex(...)
Best supporting awards in the 36th annual Oscar award ceremonies at Santa Monica last night went to Melvyn Douglas for his role of the patriarchal Tex(...)
4/14/1964
Jeremy Irons was among many movie stars who worked in Ontario this year
Jeremy Irons was among many movie stars who worked in Ontario this year
10/31/1992
Far left, Dusty Cohl, co-founder of Festival of Festivals, actress Heidi Von Palleske and Dead Ringers scriptwriter Norman Snider
Far left, Dusty Cohl, co-founder of Festival of Festivals, actress Heidi Von Palleske and Dead Ringers scriptwriter Norman Snider
9/8/1988
Toronto film festival John Lone and Jeremy Irons
Toronto film festival John Lone and Jeremy Irons
9/9/1993
Helen Shaver (best actress) and Richard Gabourie (best actor) enjoy prizes at the Canadian Film Awards ceremonies in Ryerson Theatre last night. [Incomplete]
Helen Shaver (best actress) and Richard Gabourie (best actor) enjoy prizes at the Canadian Film Awards ceremonies in Ryerson Theatre last night. [Incomplete]
9/21/1978
Marilyn Lightstone happily clutches the best actress prize she won last night at the Canadian Film Awards presentations for her role in the movie Lies My Father Told Me
Marilyn Lightstone happily clutches the best actress prize she won last night at the Canadian Film Awards presentations for her role in the movie Lies My Father Told Me
10/24/1976
A family affair: Mordecai Richler, with his wife, Florence, and sons Noah (left) and Daniel, attended Sunday's official opening reception for the Authors Festival at Harbour Castle Westin Hotel
A family affair: Mordecai Richler, with his wife, Florence, and sons Noah (left) and Daniel, attended Sunday's official opening reception for the Authors Festival at Harbour Castle Westin Hotel
10/15/1989