King Richard Armitage – Fan Art

 

All contributions and links to participating blog articles can be found here:

Richard-Fan-Art

 

 

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Special Fan-Art Event (October 2011):

For all participants till the end of October 2011!

 

What we have to offer to those brave participants:

• a presentation of the fan-art (form is open and up to you) on the KingRichardArmitage-Website

• promotion on participating blogs

• an interview with you (if you like),

• an analysis of the fan-art (if you like) from Servetus on Me+RichardArmitage.

Only condition:

• Topic must be related to Richard Armitage and Richard III in some way.

 

Now it is only for us to wish you lots of fun and enjoyment with forming and creating your ideas. We are very curious with what ideas you come up with, as we are convinced the creativity of RA-fans knows no bounds, and look forward to your projects.

 

Thank you for taking part and we wish you a great time!

Yours,

Christine

 

P.S.:  Upon request, you can directly send in your contribution via the “Participate” page with entry- and upload form

or you can get in contact with us, the administrators, via the contact form in the “About” page.

Thank you !!!

 

 

 

 

Page Index:

 

Richard Armitage & King Richard III

 

Information about Richard Armitage as Actor

 

Fan Resources about Richard Armitage

 

 

 

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24th December, 2017 – What’s Up Hollywood

 
Richard Armitage is interviewed about his latest film “Sleepwalker” by Izumi Hasegawa from “What’s Up Hollywood” – EXCLUSIVE: “Sleepwalker” star Richard Armitage is Living the Dream:
 
Excerpt regarding King Richard III:
 
Q: And let’s talk about another dream. I read a story that you want to play Richard The Third because you share some similarities with him. Has this dream come true?

Yeah, I don’t know necessarily [… whether] I’ll ever play that character in Shakespeare’s context but I may be involved in either a production or a piece of writing about me. His story is fascinating. I recently visited the burial place where they found his remains in Leicester (England) which is my hometown. It’s a really interesting place to visit and it raises a lot of questions about the story that we’ve been told about Richard The Third how it differs from the truth. So, I think revealing the truth of his story is very interesting. But later on, next year I think I’m going to be playing Macbeth on stage in London which is a bit of a dream come true for me and a full circle from when I first went to Tokyo. We just spoke about. It was one of my first jobs so I’m finally getting to take on that role which is going to be very interesting for that part of the bucket list as well.

 

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1st December, 2016 – The Broadway Channel

 
Richard Armitage was interviewed by The Broadway Channel – “Love, Love, Love’s Richard Armitage on Dancing Like a Teenager Backstage, His Royal Bucket List Role & More” (01.12.2016) about his role as Kenneth in the play “Love, Love, Love”.
 
Part relevant for King Richard III, transcribed from the video accompanying the interview article:
 
What role is on your acting bucket list?

Yeah, there is a role on my bucket list. It has been there for a long time, actually. I’d like to play Richard III in some context, whether that’s the Shakespearean version or another version. I was born on the day that he died and I was named after him, so I feel like I have to […] get into his head, or something.

 

 
Video by: The Broadway Channel, 01.12.2016
Produced by: Lisa Spychala
Photographer: Emilio Madrid-Kuser
Shot & Edited: Nick Shakra
Graphics: Tony Mendoza
 

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22nd March, 2015 – Twitter @RCArmitage

 

RIP pic.twitter.com/dHhpRjkRjO

— Richard Armitage (@RCArmitage) March 22, 2015

 

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The route passed very close to my home and birth place. My family went to pay their respects. #riprichardthethird pic.twitter.com/ZgEKxvMUqK

— Richard Armitage (@RCArmitage) March 22, 2015

 

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Most of what we 'know' of this history was penned by Tudor authors in support of a monarch with a fragile claim pic.twitter.com/p3F59MuvPC

— Richard Armitage (@RCArmitage) March 22, 2015

 

@RCArmitage to the crown. Tudor Propaganda perhaps? #wewillneverknow

— Richard Armitage (@RCArmitage) March 22, 2015

 

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2nd April, 2014 – BBC East Midlands Today, interviewed by Geeta Pendse

 
The video of the interview is available on Facebook (no Facebook account necessary to watch the interview).
 
Geeta Pendse: Obviously, your name is Richard, and there is someone very famous that is called Richard, … who was recently discovered in Leicester.

Richard Madeley, I know, that is amazing, isn’t it?

[British readers perhaps will be able to verify the name of the celebrity, Mr. Armitage mentions here in his comment. I just guessed and googled…]
 
Geeta Pendse: Also Richard III. Are you named after Richard III?

I was born on the 22nd of August and that was when he died on the battlefield at Bosworth. That is one of those history questions that I always got right. But my dad was really into Richard III, so he chose that name. I think if I hadn’t been born on the 22nd of August, I might have been called Russell.

 
Geeta Pendse: Do you know, I am born on the 22nd of August and I am not called Richard.

And you are not called Richard.

 
Geeta Pendse: What happened? Maybe it was this whole girl thing.

I don’t know. We could think of another name for you. – Elizabeth.

 
Geeta Pendse: Yeah. And were you aware of this whole story unraveling in Leicester?

I was in New Zealand at the time, so I was receiving the news sort of sporadically. But yeah. I am kind of fascinated and thrilled that they found him and have laid him to rest or whether that’s still up in the air as to where he is going to be laid to rest. But yeah. I still haven’t had chance to visit the site yet, but I will.

 
Geeta Pendse: And do you ever visit Leicester?

I do, especially, I am working in the U.K. at the moment, I am working up in Leeds. I have visited Leicester quite a few times, but mainly to the country side. I haven’t been into the city center for a while.

 
Geeta Pendse: So, if I could bring you one thing from Leicestershire […]

Pork pie and a piece of Stilton.

 
Geeta Pendse: You are on. We will do that.

Deal.

 

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9th March, 2014 – The Anglophile Channel, U.S.A.

 

“Favourite British Artist of the Year 2013”.

 
In combination with giving Richard Armitage his well deserved price trophy, Marlise Boland interviewed him and asked the for us central question what Richard Armitage intends to do about King Richard III:
 
Marlise Boland: Is it true you were named after Richard III?

RA: It is true. Yes. I was born on the 22nd of August …

Marlise Boland: The day of his demise.

RA: Right. At the Battle of Bosworth.

Marlise Boland: So you do have affinity to that historical character.
Do you want to play him on stage or do you want to have a film project made out of his story?

RA: He is never really far from my head when it comes to assembling some kind of visual documentation of his life. […] I think he deserves a cinematic outing, that story.
I think it is an extraordinary tale. I think the Wars of the Roses is extraordinary. The last […] English monarch to die on the battlefield – in combat – and actually, a noble death.
A misinterpreted character, I think. But that is the reason to go exploring, because we don’t really know. […]
I don’t know whether I’ll get to play him in a movie, but I’ll certainly have a crack at him on stage.

Marlise Boland: Would you write the script? Have you written a script?

RA: I am not much of a writer. I am good at adapting other people’s writing.
But, yea. The assembling of ideas and gathering people together on a table is something that is my longterm goal over the next 30 years.
I’ll probably be acting less and producing more.

 
 

(The interview “Richard Armitage Interview Part 3: Richard the Third! with Marlis Boland (09.03.2014)” with Richard Armitage was released in three parts on YouTube. Here in the third part the question about King Richard III starts at about 3:10.)
 
The Anglophile Channel, U.S.A. (future website)
 

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1st May, 2013 – Popcorn Taxi, Syndney, Australia

 

Does he still plan to play Richard III on film?
RA: “Many, many plans but they are all in my mind at the moment. There is a possibility but it is a matter of when and how. Maybe I’ll be too old to do it.’’ (Collective groan of disbelief from the Armitage Army in the front rows.)

(Quoted after the transcript by Groovergreen on fedoralady’s blog TheArmitageEffect)
Strangely the question, like another already previously mentioned elsewhere, is completely missing in the pronounced full transcript of the Q&A session on TheOneRing.net, while no gap is indicated.
But already two fans independently reported to have heard this question and his answer at this event, so it is sufficiently confirmed to have been part of the evening in Sydney on May 1st, 2013.
 

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7th April, 2013 – MagicFM, Rick Astley

 
Transcript on RichardArmitageCentral.co.uk and audio compilation on RichardArmitageNet.com of the full interview.
The Richard III-excerpt is quoted after the transcript by RichardArmitageCentral:
 
Rick: Now, I also gather that you’re doing a film about Richard III.

Um… I wish. No, I’m not doing a film about Richard III, but it’s something which is, it’s an interest, it’s a passion of mine and obviously they’ve recently discovered his burial place and they’ve done a facial reconstruction. Um … it’s an on-going project that may or may not come to fruition, but it doesn’t, you know, bend my, sway my interest in it.

Rick: He was found in your hometown, wasn’t he?

He was, and I’m actually named after him because I was born on the 22nd of August, which is the day that he died on Bosworth Field, so my father was interested in him, so I always grew up a little bit angry at my dad for naming me after a hunchback monster. But then he explained to me that he was just a, perhaps, a misinterpreted king so that’s something that’s become a passion of mine as well.

 

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10th / 13th March, 2013 – BBC Radio Leicester

 
Interview by Emily Anderson (prerecorded).
Transcript of the ‘full’ interview on 13th of March, 2013 on a separate page.
 
 
Transcript and audio-file of the interview version 10.03.2013 on BBC Radio Leicester (RichardArmitageNet.com)
 
Audio file for the interview version of 13.03.2013 (RichardAarmitageNet.com)
 
 

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6th March, 2013 – Richard Armitage on Twitter (@TheHobbitMovie)

 

RT ‏@cat_v_: @thehobbitmovie if you could have dinner with any 3, fictional or non-fictional, who would they be? #AskThorin

— The Hobbit (@TheHobbitMovie) March 6, 2013

Richard: Richard III, John F. Kennedy, and Ian McKellen.

— The Hobbit (@TheHobbitMovie) March 6, 2013

 

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7th February, 2013 – BBC Radio Leicester

 
Philippa Langley mentions Richard Armitage in an interview with Ben Jackson:
 

He [Richard Armitage] is pitching it [the Richard III movie project] in LA as we speak.

 

People have said he [Richard Armitage] is too tall, but he has just played a dwarf.

 

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3rd February, 2013 – BBC Radio Leicester

 
Mr. Armitage had intended to join in on the BBC Radio Leicester Show shortly after 5 p.m. on Sunday 03.02.2013, but could not make it, as his flight was delayed.
So here the recording of his apology, sent to BBC Leicester via mail, kindly shared by Servetus:
 

 

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29th December, 2012 – Khaosod (Thailand daily newspaper)

 
Ali from RichardArmitageNet.com kindly alerted us to Richard Armitage mentioning “Richard III” as his intended ‘next project’ in the Thailand daily newspaper Khaosod. Here is the automatically translated passage (Google translator):

 

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23rd December, 2012 – AsiaOne.com

 
Who’s Richard Armitage? – by Esther Ng, The New Paper
Plans of Richard Armitage about King Richard III:

What’s new?
 
Armitage hopes investors will come forward to fund the filming of Richard III, a project that he has been working to get off the ground for a few years.
 
Armitage intends to play the 15th century English king who was believed to have murdered his nephews in a bid to grab the throne. Richard III was the last English king to be killed in battle on English soil.
 
Incidentally, Armitage was named Richard as he was born on the anniversary of Richard III’s death on Aug 22.

 

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15th December, 2012 – Richard Armitage in Leicester Mercury

 

“I managed to get home […] when we finished filming in New Zealand,” he [Richard Armitage] says. “It was just as they were finding the Richard III bones in that car park. I’m excited to hear about the findings of this DNA, I’ve watched with interest.
 
“Richard III, now that’s a play,” he says. “I was named after him. My father’s a historical fanatic about his character and I’ve inherited that enthusiasm, but I know by the time I get the chance I’ll be too old and too tall to play the role. I’d somehow like to realise that part of history.”

(Full article at RichardArmitageNet.com.
Part 1 – Part 2 – Part 3 (with quote))
 

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12th December, 2012 – George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight

 
Video-Interview – Richard Armitage mentioning King Richard III again as inspiration for his role as Thorin Oakenshield. Especially the self awareness of having a potential of being corrupted, seems to have found its way from Shakespeare’s depiction into the interpretation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s king of the dwarves Thorin Oakenshield. (Topic starting at about [6:30] and Richard III is mentioned at about [7:00] in the video interview.)

 

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12th December, 2012 – TheOneRing.net

 
Richard Armitage talks to TheOneRing.net – mentioning King Richard III in the Shakespeare version as method to prepare for his role Thorin Oakenshield in “The Hobbit”. What characteristics did he take from the king?

[…]I ended up using Henry V, Richard III and Macbeth as soliloquies that I could use to get some vocal production going. […] the self hating deformity of Richard III was sort of relevant […].

 

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28th November, 2012 – Premiere-event for “The Hobbit” by Sir Peter Jackson in Wellington, New Zealand on TVNZ

 
On the red carpet, Mr. Armitage was interviewed by many reporters, but the key question for us came from a fan in the crowd, who was following the red carpet event in Wellington.
Unfortunately, in the material broadcasted by TVNZ in the One News Hobbit Special, which was presented by Wendy Petrie, I can’t make out the question of the fan, though from the voice it is a woman. The reporter next to her unfortunately does not lend his microphone to her, but Mr. Armitage’s answer is recorded very well:
 

I would love to play King Richard. I may be a little bit too old and a little bit too tall, – but I played a dwarf.

 
TVNZ One News does not enable an embed code, so here comes the link to the full Hobbit Special, which takes about an hour (and has embedded advertisements).
The interview with Richard Armitage starts at about 23:30 and the quote is at 24:20.
 

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22nd July, 2011 – The Telegraph.co.uk interview by Jasper Rees:

 

One day he’d like to have a go at ultimate baddie Richard III.

 

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8th July, 2009 – Interview with Richard Armitage on VulpesLibris by Moira:

 
VL: Now, you were born on August the 22nd and your given name is Richard. I believe those two facts are not completely disconnected – and that there are plans afoot for a bit of Richard III rehabilitation. Can you tell us a little more about it?

I was named Richard being born on the anniversary of Richard III’s demise at Bosworth; one of my father’s favourite novels is The Sunne in Splendour by Sharon Kay Penman, and I read this many years ago. In recent years it has lead to a tentative interest and line of research into the rehabilitation of this story. As an actor, it’s a project I would love to achieve. I believe it is a great story, a socio-political thriller, a love story and a dynastic tragedy. My challenge is to convince commercial producers to see beyond ‘history lesson’, but I strongly suspect that this will be a long way off, probably outside of my ability to play the role, but I wouldn’t rule out playing another role, I may even be producing by the time someone wakes up and realizes the potential for this project.

VL: Casting a quick eye down your CV, I have to say there’s a bit of a lack of jolly, cheery characters. […] so, are you drawn to darker characters because they’re more interesting to play […]?

[…] I always look for good within bad and vice versa. That’s what appeals to me about Richard III. The villain, the hunchback, child murdering, usurping monster – I want to try and find the man who loved Anne Neville, passionately, from childhood until death, who was inconsolable at the loss of his only son and who put in place the ‘even handed’ judicial system, which we enjoy today; and then have him ‘slaughter’ the Princes in the Tower. It’s all about contradictions.

 

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26th October, 2008 – “Sunday People” (Full article on RichardArmitageOnline.com)

 
Who would you invite to a fantasy dinner party?

Richard III, definitely. I’m studying him at the moment and there are so many questions I’d like to ask him.

 

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18th October, 2008 – “The Times”, p 33 f. (Full article on RichardArmitageOnline.com)

 

He [Richard Armitage] is currently working on a long gestating biopic of Richard III that will, apparently, redress the imablanced portrait created by Shakespeare and also involve an “ugly” makeover.

 

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3rd December, 2007 – Christmas Message by Richard Armitage to his fans on RichardArmitageOnline.com:

 

[…] Richard III is still very much in development, I am weighed down with history books in my determination to uncover as much fact as possible before we embark on telling his story, which will ultimately be a fiction!

 

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3rd October, 2007 – GMTV interview with Lorraine Kelly:

 

I am taking some baby steps at the moment towards producing the story of Richard III. I am trying to resurrect his character […]. It’s only been portrayed in literature, really. It’s never actually been filmed, the true story, and we are used to Shakespeare’s story. So at the moment that’s where my attention is. So hopefully that will come off the ground. […] He was one of our best kings.

 
 

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♛ Information about Richard Armitage as Actor ♛

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• IMDB – profile

 

• Wikipedia page

 

• Profile and portfolio on the website of his agents

 
 

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♛ Fan Resources about Richard Armitage ♛

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• RichardArmitageOnline.com

  (Maintained with great dedication by Annette, recipient of the RA-Messages)

 

• RichardArmitageNet.com

  (Updates with Richard Armitage news all around the world, wonderfully collected and presented by Ali)

 

• Collection of Richard III quotes by Richard Armitage

  in a blog post by Darlingdarling (21st June, 2011)

 

• Collection of audio- and video excerpts of Richard Armitage mentioning King Richard III,
  collected by Fabolaktuko (White Rose Blog)
   
  

 

 

King Richard Week 2011 – List of Articles

Richard Armitage is turning 40!

What to get the man who insists he already has everything?

More work for our favorite workaholic.

Since watching his acting gives us so much delicious fantasy fulfillment, we thought we’d turn the tables with a fantasy present: the job that he’s most repeatedly expressed interest in doing — a retelling of the Richard III story.

We’re not agents or producers, and we can’t finance this project or cast him in it or write the scripts, so we’re doing the next best thing: a week of background, context, musings, and jokes about why we’re dying to see “our” Richard play “that” Richard.

Want to share the fantasy more actively? Sign the manifesto:

Richard III for Richard Armitage !

We hope you enjoy the week!

 

 

– Not the End –

 

As Christine has written in her blog post, due to interfering real life events, not all plans for the King Richard Week worked out and some articles are still to come, not to mention, that the KingRichardArmitage.rgcwp.com website remains active and will publish news and events for you on a regular basis.

We hope you enjoyed the week and will keep on following.

Best wishes,
Your KRA-Team

 

 

Fan-Art & Activities

Richard Armitage talks about Richard III (WhiteRoseWriting – MyrL Faboamanto – 23.08.2011)

MyrL has wonderfully combined all of Mr. Armitages mentionings of the project “Richard III” in a VIDEO and shows, what motivates us, to do this whole support project for Mr. Armitage and Richard III.

 

King Richard Armitage Week 2011 (Servetus – Me + Richard Armitage – 23.08.2011)

Servetus presents the visual prove how well cast Richard Armitage would be for the role of King Richard III. – Have a look and be convinced!

 

Creative Letters of Support (darlingdarling – 26.08.2011)

Who ever could possibly resist Queen Amidala or Marian in Sherwood Forrest, appealing to get Richard III on its way? I most certainly can’t ;o)

 

Creative Letters of Support from Geraldine Granger (darlingdarling – submitted by Carolyn! – 27.08.2011)

New supporting letter coming in from Geraldine Granger, contributed by Carolyn!

 

Creative Letter of Support from Galadriel (darlingdarling – 27.08.2011)

King Richard III does even get help from Middle-Earth. Read the newly arrived letter of support here.

 

Richard III rises from grave to issue charter regarding casting of Richard Armitage! (Servetus – Me + Richard Armitage – 27.08.2011)

King Richard III himself supports the filming project. Read his issued charter to see the proof!

 

Richard III Project Slogan Poll (darlingdarling – 23.08.2011)

Lovely poll how best to advertise for “Richard III”, due to Shakespeare propaganda till in our days an unpopular king in English history. But was he derserving this fate? – No! – So how to make him popular? Please try and help Darlingdarling with her campaign.

 

King Richard III Song (Horrible Histories) (CDoart – 24.08.2011)

Christine posted a video with a song created by the BBC Horrible Histories, whith a funny approach towards the life of King Richard III. Let the king speak for himself!

 

Farmyard Joke about King Richard III (Servetus – Me + Richard Armitage – 24.08.2011)

Servetus presents a joke about how important King Richard III. is, even on a farmyard!

 

Ex-Dwarf “not hot enough” for Richard III role (Servetus – Me + Richard Armitage – 25.08.2011)

In a funny presentation, Servetus puts together all the points and arguments, why Richard Armitage would (not) be perfect as King Richard III ;o) Have fun and enjoy, that resistance is pointless…

 

King Richard Armitage – The Event Week Begins (CDoart – 23.08.2011)

Christine has revealed a bit about our donor, who is still waiting for the final amount of his donation, as we expect further signatures from the past weekend coming in.

 

A Thank you to His Fans … (CDoart – 28.08.2011)

Now that the event comes (not entirely) to an ending, Christine shows the close connection between fans and actor. Thank you, Mr. Armitage!

 

King Richard Week – Finale (KingRichardArmitage.rgcwp.com – 28.08.2011)

Final amount of our donation and a big Thank you to all followers and contributors of the week!

 

King Richard Armitage Week: (Wrap-Up) Hooray! (Darlingdarling – 29.08.2011)

King Richard Week, an overview over a wonderful week full of posts, interviews, information, videos, research and fun. Thank you for following!

 

 

Shakespeare, or: What we fight against

 

Shakespeare’s Richard III: History, Acting and Popular Perception ( (WhiteRoseWriting – MyrL Faboamanto – 25.08.2011)

Wonderful background how the bad image of King Richard III was created by Shakespeare and further expanded by brilliant actors, with their art contributing to this negative image.

 

Richard III Actors + Richard: Six Degrees of Separation Game (darlingdarling – 25.08.2011)

Play games and imagine the connections between Mr. Armitage and the actors, playing Richard III in Shakespeare films so far. Can you beat darlingdarling at her game?

 

Richard, King of hearts (Phylly’s Faves – 27.08.2011)

King Richard III in different interpretations of Shakespeare’s play and in portrays, with previews of Richard Armitage in that role as ‘our’ King of Hearts.

 

Leading Ladies and the Proposal Scene (Darlingdarling – 28.08.2011)

King Richard III and his courtship for his wife Anne Neville in Shakespeare’s play and the search for a worthy Lady Anne.

 

 

King Richard III – History & Research

Interview with Ms. Joe Ann Ricca, Richard III Foundation, Inc. (KingRichardArmitage.rgcwp.com – 24.08.2011)

Interview with CEO/President of the Foundation, Ms. Joe Ann Ricca, about the Foundation and their interest and research about King Richard III. The foundation holds a conference on 15th of October 2011 and non-members are welcome to find out more about King Richard III.

 

Richard III Society (KingRichardArmitage.rgcwp.com – 25.08.2011)

After yesterday’s Richard III Foundation, the presentation of the Richard III Society, a world-spanning research organisation purely devoted to King Richard III and his time and life.

 

 

Dr. John Ashdown-Hill talks about his research regarding King Richard III (KingRichardArmitage.rgcwp.com – 23.08.2011)

Dr. Ashdown-Hill is an experienced historian and researcher about the time and life of King Richard III. and we are very happy to be able to present him with his publications about Richard III to you.

 

Interview with Isolde Martyn (Plantagenet Society of Australia) (KingRichardArmitage.rgcwp.com – 26.08.2011)

King Richard III has fans all around the world. Today’s guest is Ms. Isolde Martyn of the Plantagenet Society of Australia.

 

 

 

 

Author Prue Batten about Historical Writing – Interview (KingRichardArmitage.rgcwp.com – 27.08.2011)

Prue in the Armitage world is a well known author and with her wonderful story about Guy of Gisborne an essential contributor to fan-fiction. Read about her tips for historical writers, her publications and upcoming works here.

 

Richard III in a Historical Documentation (Channel 5, Kings and Queens) (CDoart – 25.08.2011)

Find out more about King Richard III in a TV presentation about his life.

 

 

Richard III – Was he a Good or a Bad King? (CDoart – 26.08.2011)

This gripping radio discussion by RexFactor, has a closer look at Richard III and his qualities as a King . “Don’t read Shakespeare, listen to RexFactor!”

 

Was Richard III a Villain or a Saint? – Judge for yourself … (CDoart – 27.08.2011)

A trial to determine King Richard III’s guilt? How could that be, so long after his death? – It can and was held at the Old Bailey in London on 21st of February, 1984. See for yourself how you would judge!

 

In person she was seemly, amiable and beauteous … and … full gracious: Anne Neville actress poll (Servetus – Me + Richard Armitage – 28.08.2011)

King Richard III’s wife for more than 15 years, Anne Neville, in the centre of this fascinating article. Who would you see in such an important role?

 

 

Birthday Celebrations

Armitage XL! (Servetus – Me + Richard Armitage)

 

The Celebration Continues – Happy Birthday Richard Armitage! (WhiteRoseWriting – MyrL Faboamanto)

 

Happy Birthday, dear Richard! (Phylly’s Faves)

 

King Richard Armitage Week: Birthday Celebration (darlingdarling)

 

Happy Birthday! (KingRichardArmitage.rgcwp.com)

 

Birthday Celebrations in London! (CDoart)