Jerome Flynn makes a rare red carpet appearance as he attends the star-studded launch of Cirque Du Soleil's Corteo at Royal Albert Hall
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Jerome Flynn was joined by his family on Wednesday evening as Cirque Du Soleil's Corteo premiered at the Royal Albert Hall. The popular actor made a rare red carpet appearance with family members at the London extravaganza, which runs from January 9 to March 2.
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Jerome, 61, currently lives on his remote farm in Pembrokeshire but still continues his work as an actor and producer. One of his most recent roles has been latest role is as Banner Creighton in the Paramount+ western series 1923, which he's appeared in since 2022.
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He also makes an appearance in TV series The Change as Pig Man. At the height of his fame, Jerome abandoned his career and disappeared from the spotlight to join a religious sect - which he was part of for eight years. Jerome Flynn was joined by his family on Wednesday evening as Cirque Du Soleil's Corteo premiered at the Royal Albert Hall.
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The popular actor made a rare red carpet appearance with family members at the London extravaganza, which runs from January 9 to March 2. He was introduced to the works of the American spiritual guru Andrew Cohen and Enlightenment movement by actor pal Linus Roache - the son of Coronation Street actor William Roache - with Jerome's life changing almost overnight.
Jerome was fascinated by Cohen’s spiritual teachings, essentially a reworking of Hindu mysticism and Tibetan Buddhism dressed up for Western consumption, and at the height of his fame fled to Rishikesh in India on a two-week retreat. On his return to Britain in 1996 he threw everything in with Cohen’s sect, abandoning his career and moving into a commune in North London with a group of fellow believers, including his then girlfriend, Anna Jacobs.
