I have added screencaps from the 40 Dsy Dream trailer.

I have added an HQ from the Bright Star – Afterparty which Olly attended.

Sorry for no updates, I was moving house.

Here are screencaps from Tormented, Olly was amazing, pity his role was a small one.

I have re capped and added HQ screencaps from his appearance in Lewis and the repeat of this will be ITV, Sunday 6th September at 4.30pm.

I have added an mage of Olly on the set of Gulliver’s Travels, thanks to Mary for the tip!

The IMDB page for Gulliver’s Travels is up, and Olly will be playing Prince August. It is due for release in 2012.

And 2 more pictures from the Tormented Premiere thanks to Red Bubble.

Thanks to Michelle we now have it in better quality and scans!

Olly attented the Tormented London premiere on the 19th May and I’ve added images, will add HQ’s soon.

Edit: 2 HQ’s.

I have added a new photoshoot (well from 2008) and an interview, if anyone has them in HQ please sent them in.

At 17, he landed a role on the U.K. children’s TV show Summerhill. Soon after that, he was cast in Gaspar Noé’s highly anticipated Enter the Void, which required him to drop out of school and travel to Tokyo, an experience he found surreal. “Going there, you feel like a child again because you can’t read anything or understand anything,” he says. “Everything is new. You break about a million traditions every time you walk inside a shop.”

After his turn on Summerhill, Alexander could have been dismissed as kiddie bubblegum, but Enter the Void established him as a pedigreed dramatic talent. Still just 18, he has been enviably busy, most recently getting cast as an anarchic prince in a new adaptation of Gulliver’s Travels (which stars Jack Black as Gulliver). This year alone, he has four films slated for release, playing damaged characters in each. Enter the Void finds him double-crossing his best friend and getting the friend killed in the process. In Jane Campion’s John Keats biopic, Bright Star, he plays Keats’s tubercular younger brother, Tom. In Dust, a postapocalyptic film with a cast of three, he plays an incestuous twin who pursues his sister. And in Tormented, he plays an unlikable geek who, as in the Noé film, sells out his best friend, only this time he gets killed himself. “Nobody likes the guy,” says Alexander of the character. “He just smokes a lot of weed. And cries a lot. I do a lot of crying in my films.”

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Also another image, very LQ, does anyone have it in MQ or HQ?

“Intense is a good word for it,” says Olly Alexander about his upcoming film debut. He isn’t kidding: The 18-year-old British actor recently completed work on the surrealistic drama Enter the Void. It’s directed by Gaspar Noé, the man also responsible for 2002’s controversial film Irréversible, which included an excruciating nine-minute rape scene. Enter the Void features Alexander as a troubled teenager in Tokyo who spirals into drug addiction after discovering his mother is sleeping with his best friend. “Sex, violence, drug-taking . . . I got to do it all,” he jokes on a stopover in New York from London, where he currently lives. “In pretty much every scene I’m either crying or screaming or doing something violent.” The actor’s own life was a different sort of roller coaster: His father’s work in amusement parks had him moving around the English countryside as a child. At 16, he landed a role in the British TV series Summerhill, and, in addition to Enter the Void, he appears in three more films due out this year: Tormented, a story about bullying; Bright Star, Jane Campion’s biopic of John Keats, in which Alexander plays the poet’s younger brother (“My character looks very ill and dies,” he reports); and Dust, in which he plays an incestuous twin in a post-apocalyptic love triangle. With a résumé like this, it’s safe to say that he’s averted the gawky-teen-soccer-movie period altogether. “Every job I’ve done, I reached the limits of my acting capabilities,” he says. “I have always pushed myself to feel extreme emotions.”

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