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Richard Phibbs Eve Hewson’s family has a motto: “Work like a dog, live like a shih tzu.” This work hard, play hard philosophy permeates every story the actress tells me, each instance of effort balanced with an enthusiastic enjoyment of life’s pleasures. It’s very Irish – as is she, proudly so, though she has spent much of her life travelling the world. When she was small, the whole family would follow her father, the U2 frontman Bono, on tour. Then, when Hewson applied to the prestigious Tisch School to study acting, she moved to New York, which has been her base ever since.

Eve Hewson: The actress with her parents and sister Jordan Hewson. (Image: Getty) READ MORE Eve Hewson is an Irish actress who is probably best known for starring in BBC's The Luminaries in 2020 as Anna Wetherell. She has also been in drama The Knick, Bridge of Spies, 2018's Robin Hood and Blood Ties just to name a few of her roles. Behind Her Eyes is probably Hewson's biggest role to date though as she stars as one of the main characters in the psychological thriller. Even before Hewson became an actress though, she was already used to the glamorous lifestyle which fame brings.

BEHIND HER EYES is an upcoming psychological thriller expected to get hearts racing. So who is in the cast of the new Netflix series?

comments Beauty is the wind pushing "The Luminaries" through its six hours, and it is no weak gale. When the plot thins and reveals the ordinariness behind the narrative's pretensions it's usually enough to drink in the scenery as it's translated through cinematographer Denson Baker's lens. Sweeping shots capture every magnificent glint and spray the ocean offers up, veil the eyes with greenery, and drape the imagination with otherworldly lighting. New Zealand's tourism board should be pleased. As for how the viewer might feel, that depends on what you're expecting from the limited series. Ad...

“The Luminaries” seemed to have everything Hollywood wants in a book. A commercial and critical hit when it was published in 2013, Eleanor Catton’s immersive novel was set on the rugged southwest coast of New Zealand during its 1860s gold rush. A tale of fate and fortune on the antipodean frontier, it had all the makings of a great screen adventure: rowdy saloons and smoke-filled opium dens, devious blackmail schemes and treacherous ocean voyages, ruthless villains and star-crossed lovers. “The Luminaries” also boasted undeniable cachet, winning the 2013 Booker Prize over titles ...