Phelim Kelly, London

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'Collage of four photos featuring the LOGOS HOPE ship. Top left: the white bow of the ship docked with "LOGOS HOPE" painted on the hull under a blue sky. Top right: an orange enclosed lifeboat secured on deck beside the ship's white superstructure. Bottom left: an interior corridor with a large landscape painting of green fields and a river mounted on the wall. Bottom right: a carpeted stairwell on board ship with handrails leading between decks, illuminated by warm lighting.'
IMDb profile for actor Phelim Kelly. The card features a large headshot of a middle-aged man with auburn hair, wearing a light blue striped shirt and a pale yellow sweater. To the right are images for four TV drama series: New Blood; Bodyguard; Patrick Melrose, and Loaded. At the top, the name “Phelim Kelly” appears above the label “Actor.” Near the bottom, the profile shows a STARmeter ranking of 270,116 with an upward-trending green icon. The IMDb logo appears in the lower-right corner.
"Four-image collage from the 'Traces of Humanity' art exhibition in London. Top left shows an exhibition poster with the title 'Traces of Humanity' and text about Gibraltar’s Gorham’s Cave Complex UNESCO World Heritage Site and human evolution. Top right features two warm-toned architectural artworks of urban buildings and rooftops in orange hues. Bottom left shows a angled gallery view with three colourful artworks on white walls. Bottom right displays two expressive paintings with organic figures, trees and layered textures in vivid blues, browns and greens. The contributors are invited artist, Ferha Farooqui: top right (two artworks); Gibraltar artist, Monica Popham: bottom left, foreground (two artworks); Lloyd's Art Group artist, Philippa Beale: bottom left, background (one artwork) and another from the group of 17 invited artists, Frank Creber: bottom right (two artworks)."
Three older women in period-style clothing stand on a stage set resembling a modest bedroom. One woman holds out a glowing amber object in her hands while the other two look at it intently. A wooden chair and a simple bed with rumpled sheets are visible in the background, framed by dark curtains.
'Seven books arranged on a patterned carpet in two rows, with a red cloth and gold tinsel partially visible at the top. The books are: Cuando la lluvia venga by Antonio Aguirre Salmerón; Balmoral Cemetery by Tom Hartley; The Weir by Conor McPherson; Around the World in 65 Years by the British Guild of Travel Writers; Peñín Guide: Spanish Wine 2026; The Boroughs of London by Mike Hall and Matt Brown; and McNae’s Essential Law for Journalists (27th Edition) by Siân Harrison and Gill Phillips.'
"Six wine bottles in a row on a beige carpet... From left to right: a dark bottle labeled 'Algazara'; a 2019 'Late Bottled Vintage Port' from Oporto; a 'Rockferne 2020 Brut' sparkling wine with foil at the neck; an 'Aster Reserva' 2021 Ribera del Duero red wine; a 'Diablo Volcanic Cab' red wine with a dark illustrated label; and a clear bottle of 'Casa María Moscatel de Valencia' dessert wine."
A festive promotional image featuring the actor and travel writer, Phelim Kelly, as a cheerful elf leaning out of a red panoramic train travelling across a snowy stone bridge in the Swiss Alps. Snow is falling and a dramatic mountain (the Matterhorn), in the background, is topped with a Santa hat. The train carriage reads “Magic of the Swiss Alps.” The image promotes “Jingle & Mingle 2025” and includes the logos of Ignite Images, Archer Street, TravMedia, and Switzerland Tourism.
A promotional graphic featuring a portrait of an adult man with light skin, auburn hair and a neutral expression. To the right of the portrait are four film-related pictures, titled "Keepsake," "Invasion of the Not Quite Dead," "Crimelord," and "Vanished." At the top, large text reads "Phelim Kelly – Actor | Producer | Publicist." At the bottom, there is a "Starmeter 29,045" label with an upward green arrow and an IMDb logo in the lower right corner. PRODUCER CREDITS inc. 1. KEEPSAKE (2014) 2. INVASION OF THE NOT QUITE DEAD (2022) 3. CRIME LORD (2013) 4. VANISHED (2014)
A close-up screenshot of an online theatre ticket showing “The Weir” at the Harold Pinter Theatre in London, scheduled for Thursday 27 November 2025 at 19:30. The seat is listed as Dress Circle C15 with a note saying “Obstructed, pillar directly in view.”
A promotional leaflet for the Earls Court Film Festival held on Friday 20 November 2015. The background is blue with bold yellow and red text at the top reading “Earls Court Film Festival.” Details include doors opening at 6:30pm, films running from 7:30pm to 9:15pm, and collaboration with The London Film School. The venue is St Cuthberts Church at 50 Philbeach Gardens, London SW5 9EB. Ticket prices are listed as £10 full price and £5 concession, including a free drink and snacks. At the right side of the poster are small images representing three films: “Fellow Travellers,” showing illustrated figures floating; “The Door,” showing two men in a black-and-white photo; and “Hangover Square,” shown with a vintage-style illustrated movie poster. Additional information about booking tickets and supporting organizations appears at the bottom.
"Collage of four photos from the Affordable Art Fair 2025 at Battersea Park, London. Top left: a black exhibition board titled 'Spotlight on the Next Generation Graduates Exhibition 2025,' describing a showcase of recent graduates and emerging artists from British universities. Top right: part of a colourful interactive mural with the words 'COLOUR ME' and drawings by children. Bottom left: a sign reading 'Cube Seoul, South Korea, B3' above two partially visible abstract artworks on display. Bottom right: a promotional leaflet for one of the Seoul-based exhibitors at the Affordable Art Fair 2025 and which lists booth details and small preview images of artworks from 10 featured artists."
'Collage of four photos related to the Wandsworth Artists’ Open House 2025 event. Top left: a bright pink event poster detailing dates in October and listing areas including Southfields, Battersea, Putney and Wimbledon. Top right: close-up of colourful art pieces made seemingly from bottle caps arranged in geometric patterns. Bottom left: a street sign reading “Wimbledon Park Road S.W.” mounted on a red brick wall with view of pavement/sidewalk. Bottom right: a printed map on a brochure, alongside another similar pamphlet, showing numbered locations of participating artists’ studios in Southfields, with part of the aforementioned event pamphlet visible beside it.'
The image depicts a surreal and humorous ice cream cone with a scoop shaped like a realistic human head of screen actor, Phelim Kelly, a middle-aged man, topped with caramel sauce and styled to look like hair. The cone sits on a surface scattered with colorful sprinkles. The background is warmly lit and softly blurred.
Photograph of six unopened wines bottles, five reds and one white, on a beige background.