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To call Abbie Cornish’s astute, china-delicate performance in “Bright Star” a “breakthrough,” as so many critics this year have done, is to do something of a disservice to her similarly remarkable work in a pair of underseen Australian titles.
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The New York Times may have identified her as “the definitive actress of her generation” but, until very recently, if you didn’t know where to look for Greta Gerwig, it’s unlikely you would have found her.
The tide is turning for Greta Gerwig Read More
In the romantic drama Something Borrowed, based on the best-selling novel of the same name, actress Kate Hudson goes against type by playing the Darcy, the best friend of Rachel (Ginnifer Goodwin), a woman who realizes her true love is the man that Darcy is about to marry. Best friends since childhood, Darcy and Rachel have a relationship that has become somewhat toxic, with Darcy always getting what she wants and Rachel never speaking up for her own desires. So, when Rachel finally tells Dex (Colin Egglesfield) her true feelings, all hell breaks loose, and the one person that Darcy could always count on does something that very well may be unforgivable.
Kate Hudson talks new film Something Borrowed Read More
20th Century Fox has released a new international trailer for the romantic comedy What’s Your Number?, which hits theaters nationwide on September 30. Click on the video player below for your first glimpse at this new movie, which stars Chris Evans, Anna Faris, and Joel McHale.
What’s Your Number International Trailer Read More
Anna Faris is in talks for the female lead in Sacha Baron Cohen’s new comedy The Dictator for Paramount Pictures. Last week we reported that Anna Faris, Kristen Wiig, and Gillian Jacobs were the front runners for the female lead, which has now been offered to Anna Faris.
The Dictator lands Anna Farris Read More
Summit Entertainment has released new images from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 . They’ve also released hi-res versions of the three images that were released last week.
7 New images from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Read More
Paul W.S. Anderson (Resident Evil: Afterlife) has signed on to direct Pompeii, an disaster film set in ancient Rome as Mt. Vesuvius erupts and destroys the titular city. The vaguely Romanic Constantin Filmwill finance a reportedly large budget as scripted by Lee Batchler and Janet Scott Batchler (Batman Forever). Summit Entertainment will distribute the film in America with plans to auction off Pompeii to foreign buyers at the Cannes Film Festival later this month. Pompeii reunites Summit, Constantin, and Anderson after The Three Musketeers. Anderson is in post-production on Musketeers preparing for release on October 14. Sources suggest Pompeii will shoot in spring 2012.
Paul W.S. Anderson to direct volcanic disaster movie Pompeii Read More