Article: Jeremy Irons takes risks to get caught in `Ringers'

NEW YORK In a burgundy smoking jacket and black trousers, with his hair smoothed off his high forehead, Jeremy Irons looks incredibly elegant. He would be perfectly cast for his ideal part: "I would love to play Cary Grant-type roles," he said.

But his new movie "Dead Ringers" (opening Friday in Chicago) is a far cry from any role ever essayed by Grant. In the film, Irons plays identical twins Beverly and Elliott Mantle, gynecologists in a world-renowned fertility clinic whose love for one of their patients (Genevieve Bujold) leads to tragedy.

Contrary to suspicions, producer Marc Boyman, director David Cronenberg and Irons deny that "Dead Ringers" is based on the real-life case of the ...

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