Jeremy Irons Joins Neil Jordan’s New Film ‘The Well of Saint Nobody’

Lead Veteran actor Jeremy Irons is set to star in acclaimed director Neil Jordan’s upcoming drama The Well of Saint Nobody, the project’s producers confirmed today at a London press briefing.

Nut Graf The collaboration reunites Irons with Jordan nearly four decades after their first pairing on The Miracle (1991), underscoring the actor’s enduring appeal and the director’s confidence in his ability to embody complex characters.

Production Details

• The Well of Saint Nobody follows a disillusioned scholar who embarks on a pilgrimage to uncover a medieval relic amid political unrest.
• Principal photography begins this autumn in Ireland and Portugal, with Jordan both directing and co-writing the screenplay.
• The film marks Irons’s third collaboration with a director of Jordan’s stature this year, following his roles in Encore alongside Glenn Close and the upcoming The Count of Monte Cristo.

Industry Reaction Critics and insiders have applauded the announcement, noting that Irons’s gravitas and Jordan’s visionary approach have produced cinematic highlights in the past. Early set photos released by the production team showcase Irons in period costume, hinting at the film’s historical scope and emotional depth.

What’s Next With production underway, The Well of Saint Nobody is scheduled for a festival debut in late 2026, positioning it as a potential awards contender. Audiences can anticipate first-look trailers by spring.