It looks like the lead for Spielberg Warhorse film went to an relatively new actor, Jeremy Irvine.

Also there have been reports about Eddie possibly starring in a HBO series.

From Broadway World

Tony Award-winning playwright John Logan (RED) is developing a drama pilot with Academy Award-winning director Kathryn Bigelow (‘The Hurt Locker’) and executive producer Lydia Pilcher (‘Amelia’) for HBO. The drama, ‘Miraculous Year,’ would star RED’s Tony Award-winner Eddie Redmayne along with Tony Award-nominee Hope Davis (GOD OF CARNAGE); Tony Award-winner Norbert Leo Butz (DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS); two-time Tony Award-winner Patti LuPone (GYPSY, EVITA); and three-time Tony Award-winner Frank Langella (FROST/NIXON, FORTUNE’S FOOL, SEASCAPE).

Miraculous Year is described as an examination of a New York family as seen through the lens of Terry Segal (Butz) a charismatic, self-destructive Broadway composer and lyricist. Langella would play Terry’s father Alex, a famous painter and imposing figure who is beginning to feel the effects of aging. Davis would play Terry’s sister Mandy Vance, a corporate lawyer who has never quite made it to the top tier and has always lived in the shadows of her famous father and brother. Redmayne would play a captivating and sexy singer/dancer in Terry’s new show who will come to play a major part in Terry’s life. In a role that could be recurring, LuPone would play a Broadway diva.

We’ll keep you updated as we hear more.

Here are two videos of Eddie being interviewed after his Tony win. Watch them here and here.  Congrats again on the Tony award!

Congratulations to Eddie! He won the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Play! and not only that, RED also won in 6 cathegories of the 7 it was nominated for, including Best Play! So, congratulations as well to everyone who works behind the production of RED.

The eight part mini series begins on Starz on July 23, 2010. You can watch the HD version of the trailer here.

Eddie is featured in a New York Times Screen Test video titled “The Hearthrobs” alongside Rupert Friend, Ben Whishaw, and Aaron Johnson. Unfortunately the video is not embeddable, but you can watch it on The New York Times site here.

Update: It’s now up on youtube.

From The Hollywood Reporter

Based on the Ken Follett novel, “Pillars of the Earth” takes place during the 12th century in England.  The story deals with war, power struggles and two interwoven love stories.  Eddie will be playing Jack.  The rest of the cast includes Ian McShane as Waleran, Donald Sutherland as Bartholomew, Rufus Sewell as Tom Builder, Matthew Macfadyen as Prior Philip, Sarah Parish as Regan Hamleigh, Hayley Atwell as Aliena and Gordon Pinsent as the Archbishop.

The series begins production on June 22 in Hungary and Austria, slated to air during the second half of 2010.

From ScreenDaily.com, The Yellow Handkerchief has a US distributer!  Samuel Goldwyn Films has acquired US rights to the film, planning an autumn/winter release.

Also thanks to an anon commenter, Eddie looks to be filming a romantic comedy with Lena Headey starting in July set at a Scottish country house.

The story follows a group of singers commissioned to stage Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutte and a city slicker who has his own motivations for staging the piece.

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The official Powder Blue website lists May 8 as the release date for the following theatres.

• Village East Cinema 181-189 2nd Ave., New York, NY 10003
• Beekman Theatre 1271 2nd Ave., New York, NY 10028
• Westpark 8 3755 Alton Parkway, Irvine, CA 92606
• Ballantyne Village 14815 John J Delaney Dr., Charlotte, NC 28277

Also a possible new movie for Eddie.  He is listed as Osmund (along with Rupert Friend) in Black Death, a movie directed by Christopher Smith.

From Variety.com

Eddie will star alongside Alfred Molina in “Red” as part of the 2009-10 season at London’s Donmar Warehouse.

Logan’s play is a study of Abstract Expressionist painter Mark Rothko (Molina) wrestling with fame. Running Dec. 3-Feb. 6, the production will be designed by Christopher Oram with lighting by Neil Austin. Official opening date is Dec. 8.