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Newsmakers: James McAvoy
Date: December 3, 2007
Publication: Newsweek
Country: United States
Author: Ramin Setoodeh

Excerpt: In "Atonement," James McAvoy steals Keira Knightley's heart, and he'll probably take yours, too. He spoke to Ramin Setoodeh.

James McAvoy
Date: December 30, 2004
Publication: Times Online
Country: United Kingdom
Author: Joe Joseph

Excerpt: One of the charms of Paul Abbott’s hypnotic, exhilarating series Shameless is that it lifted young actors such as McAvoy, 25, firmly into the vision of audiences who might not have spotted some of his lower-profile appearances.

McAvoy goes global
Date: October 16, 2006
Publication: Times Online
Country: United Kingdom
Author: Times Online and PA

Excerpt: "For the last three or four years I've been going out there for a couple of weeks of the year and just showing my face, but I don't think I'll ever base myself there."

James McAvoy
Date: October 3, 2004
Publication: Times Online
Country: United Kingdom
Author: Times Online

Excerpt: Poor old James McAvoy. He doesn’t know whether he’s coming or going. As we trudge along a road in north London in search of a cafe, he explains how, in the previous week, he’s travelled from New Zealand to London to Manchester to Cornwall to Manchester to the Peak District to London to Edinburgh and back to London again. This afternoon, he must return to Manchester, to shoot more scenes for the second series of Channel 4’ s Shameless. The day after tomorrow, he’s off to New Zealand again. There are jaunts to LA to be shoehorned in when the opportunity arises. “I’m spending my life...” He pauses. “It’s kinda busy at the moment.”

McAvoy's talent comes through in Atonement
Date: December 6, 2007
Publication: Houston Chronicle Online
Country: United States
Author: Eric Harrison

Excerpt: One can't be sure of much in this world, but after early screenings of Atonement one thing was all but certain to more than one movie journalist: James McAvoy is going to be a major star.

Interview: James McAvoy
Date: December 6, 2007
Publication: Cinema Blend.com
Country: United States
Author: Katey Rich

Excerpt: He’s kind of been patronized I suppose his entire life. But I think that’s what makes Robbie such an amazing person. It’s what makes him worryingly inhuman, not necessarily representative of the human race. I think he has empathy for everyone. He’s not bitter. In fact, he becomes somebody who gets bitter. He becomes somebody who is tainted, and strangely becomes much more identifiably human. When he becomes suicidal—being suicidal seems to be a more human trait than forgiveness and empathy.

Interview: James McAvoy on ATONEMENT
Date: December 21, 2007
Publication: CanMag.com
Country: Canada
Author: Michelle Henry

Excerpt: His angelic kind of character was something I didn’t identify with because I’m not an angel. I kind of found him difficult to recognize as a member of society and therefore play him truthfully because he was so good. It wasn’t until I really kind of accepted the potential that someone like that could exist and I started kind of identifying with the character and falling in love with the character, and that took about a week of rehearsals of me playing it quite badly I felt.

James McAvoy: Reluctant screen lover
Date: December 9, 2007
Publication: Chicago Sun Times Online
Country: United States
Author: Cindy Pearlman

Excerpt: "I saw my first American baseball game in Chicago, which was fantastic," he says. "I saw your Cubs play St. Louis. It was raining, but then the rain stopped and the Cubs won."

The real McAvoy
Date: October 15, 2006
Publication: The Observer
Country: United Kingdom
Author: Harriet Lane

Excerpt: He stole the limelight and our hearts in Shameless and State of Play, but has spent much of his career feeling a fraud. Now, with Hollywood knocking, James McAvoy tells Harriet Lane why he's fallen on his feet.

The estate of play
Publication: The Age.com.AU
Date: February 3, 2005
Country: Australia
Author: Brian Courtis

Excerpt: With an unexpectedly rich Glaswegian accent, James McAvoy tells Brian Courtis why he is happy to play smooth young Englishmen.

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