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  • In 2004, Clive Owen stars as The Driver in the video 20th Century Masters: The Best of Olivia Newton-John - The DVD Collection.

  • He is cast in the role of John Ridd in the 1964 Apoll von Bellac, Der.

  • He plays The Professor, Assassin in the 1974 movie 'Gator Bait.

  • He plays the part of Richard in the 1989 movie 15th Anniversary.

  • In 1986, he stars as Paul Reisner in the movie Aalorungi Arangorungi.

  • For the 1899 show Admiral Dewey Landing at Gibraltar, he takes the role of Nick Sharman.

  • For the 1975 release of Afonya, Clive Owen stars as Nick Sharman.

  • For the 1929 production of Ag and Bert, Clive Owen plays Himself.

  • Clive Owen plays the part of Himself in the 1968 production of Ai no sanpunkan shiatsu.

  • In 2004, Clive Owen stars as Michael Anderson in the show The Amazing Floydini.

  • Clive Owen plays the part of Devin O'Neil in the 1972 release of Ananthasayanam.

  • He plays Nick Callahan in the 1998 show Andrologia.

  • For the 2005 show Antes de echarse a llorar, he stars as Charles Schine.

  • In 1977, Clive Owen plays Dov in the movie Argozelo.

  • For the 1967 production of Askin merhameti yoktur, he is cast in the role of DCI Ross Tanner.

  • For the 1994 release Babes Illustrated, he is cast in the role of Jake.

  • For the 1992 video Battlestar Orgasmica, Clive Owen's character is Robert Parks.

  • For the 2001 Beyond the Movie: Pearl Harbor, Clive Owen plays Damon Wildeve.

  • In 1988, Clive Owen plays the part of Michael Deacon in the video Breast of Britain 4.

  • For the 1966 production Brigadoon, Clive Owen plays Jack Manfred.

  • In 1955, he is cast in the role of DCI Ross Tanner in the production of Ayyamine el helwa.

  • For the 1925 production of Beautiful Britain, he plays DCI Ross Tanner.

  • Clive Owen stars as DCI Ross Tanner in the 1919 show Belgische overwinningsfeesten.

  • In 1923, he takes the role of The Driver in the show Ben Bernie and All the Lads.

  • In 1994, he stars as The Driver in the movie The Best Movie Ever Made.

  • Clive Owen stars as Max in the 1938 production of The Big Birdcast.

  • Clive Owen plays Stephen Crane/Derek Love in the 1933 movie Big Time or Bust.

  • In 2002, Clive Owen plays Will Graham in the release Can't Get Enough.

  • In 1999, he plays Gideon Sarn in the show Coming Soon.

  • In 1980, he takes the role of Driver in the show Brubaker.

  • In 1948, he plays Bratu in the release of Canavar.

  • Clive Owen plays Paul in the 1896 movie Charge of the Seventh French Cuirassiers.

  • In 1915, Clive Owen plays the part of The Driver in the show Clarence Cheats at Croquet.

  • For the 1989 video Crash toujours, Clive Owen stars as Bill.

  • In 1997, he is cast in the role of King Arthur in the tv series The Disappearance of Kathleen Waugh.

  • In 2002, Clive Owen plays the part of Jake Golden in the show The Dog Who Was a Cat Inside.

  • For the 1953 show Etappenhase, Der, he stars as Dwight.

  • In 1997, Clive Owen plays the part of The Driver in the release of Femme de chambre du Titanic, La.

  • Clive Owen plays The Driver in the 1919 release of Fit to Win.

  • In 1991, Clive Owen plays The Driver in the movie Fit: Episodes in the History of the Body.

  • Clive Owen's character is Himself - Nominee: Best Supporting Actor in the 1953 movie The Good Beginning.

  • For the 1933 movie The Good Companions, Clive Owen is cast in the role of Himself - Winner: Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture.

  • For the 2005 movie Gran estado, El, Clive Owen plays Presenter.

  • For the 1992 video Humor and Maid Service, Clive Owen plays Himself.

  • Clive Returns to LA With His Swagger From Milan

    
    Clive Owen arrived into LAX yesterday looking suave, unbuttoning his leather jacket as he made his way through baggage claim. He's returning to LA after checking out the latest Fall fashion in Italy during Milan Fashion Week. As of now, Clive isn't schedu
    on 2010-03-03 04:52:52

  • Clive Owen's Tears Over Single Parent Role

    
    Clive Owen broke down in tears when he read the script for his latest role as a single dad - because the thought of his own children losing their mother devastated him.The Brit actor stars in The Boys are Back, playing a sports writer forced to raise his
    on 2010-01-24 04:47:38

  • Best of British Clive Owen

    
    Clive Owen has become one of the most recognisable faces in British cinema and has enjoyed success both her and in America.And he's back on the big sc...
    on 2010-01-22 04:49:25

  • Clive Owen: It's hard working away

    
    Clive Owen has confessed the worst part of being an actor is being taken away from his family for months at a time to film on location.
    on 2010-01-20 04:50:15

  • Clive Owen's Botox Blast

    
    Clive Owen has blasted actresses who use Botox.The 'The Boys Are Back' star can't understand why anyone would undergo the process - which involves having a chemical substance injected into the face to smooth wrinkles - as it leaves them unable to express
    on 2010-01-18 04:47:46

  • Clive Owen Is Back

    
    Over the past two decades, Clive Owen has proved himself a rather versatile actor. With a Golden Globe, a BAFTA, and an Oscar nomination under his belt, the screen star has achieved the sort of recognition many British actors fail to attain - without bein
    on 2010-01-09 04:47:40

  • Saturday's TV Highlights: Starz has Clive Owen in 'The International'

    
    Click here to download TV listings for the week of Jan 3 - 9, in PDF format This week's TV Movies CONSPIRACY: Clive Owen and Naomi Watts star in director Tom Tykwer's convoluted but stylish 2009 thriller "The International," at...
    on 2010-01-02 04:47:39

  • Leading Lady Viola Davis Cast in Two Films

    
    Viola Davis continues her streak as one of Hollywood's hottest items. The actress has been cast in yet two more films -- 'Trust' and 'It's Kind of a Funny Story' -- according to Variety. Davis will join Clive Owen and Catherine Keener on screen in 'T
    on 2009-10-22 04:48:01

  • Owen & Keener Put Their Trust in Schwimmer

    
    Owen & Keener Put Their Trust in Schwimmer... Former Friends star David Schwimmer has landed a stellar cast for his next directorial venture - Clive Owen and Catherine Keener have signed on for Trust. Owen and Keener play the parents of a teenage girl
    on 2009-10-17 04:47:52

  • Owen, Keener log on to 'Trust'

    
    Film News: David Schwimmer to direct dark drama -- David Schwimmer will direct Clive Owen and Catherine Keener in "Trust," a dark drama about the damaging effects an online sexual predator has on a family. Millennium Films will produce and finance.
    on 2009-10-15 04:47:34

  • Owen, Keener to star in Schwimmer's "Trust" (Reuters)

    
    Reuters - Clive Owen and Catherine Keener are starring in the drama "Trust," David Schwimmer's second foray into directing.
    on 2009-10-15 04:45:08

  • Clive Owen's Family Balancing Act

    
    Clive Owen finds it a struggle to balance his work and family life.The 'Boys Are Back' actor spends as much time as possible with his daughters Hannah, 12, and Eve, 10, but they are always upset by the irregularity of his working life.He said: "No matter
    on 2009-10-13 04:49:13

  • We Chat With Clive Owen, Video of Xavier's Vampire Transformation and Christina Hendricks Weds Her Funny Man

    
    Clive Owen hit the red carpet at the Mill Valley Film Festival on Friday, and we were able to chat with the handsome actor about his own parenting strategies. Plus, watch video of Eclipse star Xavier Samuel filming the pivotal scenes where he transforms i
    on 2009-10-13 04:51:00

  • We Chat With Clive Owen, Video of Xavier's Vampire Transformation, and Christina Hendricks Weds Her Funny Man

    
    Clive Owen hit the red carpet at the Mill Valley Film Festival in California on Friday, and we were able to chat with the handsome actor about his own parenting strategies. Plus, watch video of Eclipse star Xavier Samuel filming the pivotal scenes where h
    on 2009-10-13 04:51:03

  • Straight Talker Clive Owen

    
    Clive Owen is not a "professional bulls*****r".The British actor was forced to reconsider his career choices when an outspoken taxi driver in Scotland criticised his work as an actor and labelled him an expert liar.He told Details magazine: "I got in a ca
    on 2009-10-11 04:46:28

  • Kutcher keeps the heat with Tweets

    
    Peter Bart: Headliner maintains his brand despite recent career missteps -- In the last couple of weeks movies starring Bruce Willis, Matt Damon, Jennifer Aniston, Clive Owen and Sandra Bullock have looked downright torpid at the box office while other fi
    on 2009-10-11 04:45:56

  • Naomi Watts: Big Earner

    
    Naomi Watts has made it big - as the world’s most profitable actress. The star topped Forbes.com’s newest Best Actresses for the Buck list, helping the box office hit an estimated $44 for every $1 she was paid for her last three major films
    on 2009-10-09 04:48:51

  • House Proud Clive Owen

    
    Clive Owen loves doing housework.The British actor has two daughters, Hannah and Eve, with wife Sarah-Jane Fenton, and is happy to help out with household tasks.Clive - who plays a single father in new film 'The Boys Are Back' - said: "It didn't take a lo
    on 2009-10-02 04:49:06

  • Dads Clive Owen, Scott Hicks chat about 'The Boys Are Back'

    
    Clive Owen has taken on all manner of steely-eyed tough guys in his film career. But in The Boys Are Back, which expands to more ...
    on 2009-10-01 04:51:06

  • Dads Clive Owen, Scott Hicks chat about 'The Boys Are Back'

    
    Clive Owen has taken on all manner of steely-eyed tough guys in his film career. But in The Boys Are Back, which expands to more ...
    on 2009-10-01 04:47:18

  • The softer side of Clive Owen: Can you dig it?

    
    Ever since I saw Croupier while visiting London with my folks years ago, Clive Owen has been one of my very favorite actors. No one does that British brooding thing quite like he does (see: Gosford Park, Closer, Inside Man), and when he’s bad-ass (i
    on 2009-09-27 04:46:01

  • 'The Boys Are Back'

    
    Clive Owen stars as the reckless dad who learns to parent after his wife dies suddenly. The film has moments of fun, terror and real emotion. "The Boys Are Back," a
    on 2009-09-25 04:47:29

  • Clive Owen sheds macho image for "Boys are Back" (Reuters)

    
    Reuters - British star Clive Owen has specialized in playing macho men in two decades of movies and television: tough, taciturn and unshaven, with long stares from smoldering gray-green eyes.
    on 2009-09-16 04:45:26

  • Clive Owen Talks Duplicity

    
    Clive Owen was struggling to find a script that grabbed his attention before Duplicity dropped on to his doormat with a welcome thud and reunited him on screen with Julia Roberts for the first time since their successful collaboration in Closer in 2004.
    on 2009-07-24 04:48:14

  • 'Eat, Pray, Love': Is a Julia Roberts and Javier Bardem pairing genius, or just plain crazy?

    
    Casting a male lead opposite Julia Roberts is a tricky science. Her whole hey-look-at-me-I'm-a-movie-star persona has been best served in recent years next to subtle, low-key actors like Clive Owen and Aaron Eckhart. Strangely, when she's up against someo
    on 2009-06-09 04:46:30

  • New on DVD: 'Gran Torino,' 'The International,' 'The Shield'

    
    Everybody's angry this week...at least on DVD. Be sure to check out Clint Eastwood's gritty portrayal of a bitter veteran in "Gran Torino," Clive Owen and Naomi Watts uncovering all kinds of evil doings in "The International" and the explosive final seaso
    on 2009-06-08 04:47:18

  • Date Nights Are Always Hot For Clive Owen

    
    Clive Owen and his wife Sarah-Jane had a romantic dinner last night at the Ivy in London. He's home after his whirlwind publicity tour for Duplicity wrapped up, and it looks like he'll have some downtime before getting to work on Sin City 2. Sounds like
    on 2009-04-25 07:42:59

  • Which Pop 100 Discrepancy Surprises You Most?

    
    Another day is gone, which means we're one step closer to round three of the Pop 100 playoffs. The competition is still heating up with some stars gaining on their opponents, while others run away with the competition. Check out the status of a few of o
    on 2009-04-24 04:51:01

  • Julia and Clive Shine in Twisty, Sexy Duplicity

    
    Review in a Hurry: Julia Roberts and Clive Owen power-suit up for a high-stakes game of corporate espionage. But is it spy vs. spy or spy hearts spy? A slick but somewhat convoluted crime caper,...
    on 2009-04-09 04:49:21

  • Julia Roberts' 'hideous' Sex Scenes

    
    Julia Roberts found her sex scenes with Clive Owen "hideous".The actress - who stars alongside the British actor in new spy thriller 'Duplicity' - admits their raunchy love scenes were uncomfortable to shoot.She said: "It comes in handy when you know some
    on 2009-03-24 04:49:54
  • http://www.smh.com.au/news/film/why-jodie-foster-avoids-the-oscars/2006/03/2 7/1143330979768.html Why Jodie Foster'>Jodie Foster avoids the Oscars March 27, 2006 While Nicole Kidman, Naomi Watts and Charlize Theron were navigating the red carpet crowd in high heels at the recent Academy Awards, Jodie Foster'>Jodie Foster was at home in New York in her pyjamas. Sitting with Foster on the couch were her two sons, Charles, 7, and Christopher, 4. In what has become a tradition for the Foster family, Chinese food is ordered in and a noisy chanting ritual begins. Foster, as a member of the Academy and a two-time best actress Oscar winner, could don the gown and jewellery and attend Hollywood's night of nights each year, but an evening in with takeaway, her kids and pyjamas is far more appealing for the 43-year-old, who began acting at the age of three. "Why not go?" Foster asks. "You have to be kidding. "Sometimes I go when I'm not involved, but it's a lot better to watch it on TV." Besides, the Academy probably would not allow Foster and her kids to make their noisy chants if they were sitting front row in the Kodak Theatre. "In the early part of the show I always get my kids to chant the actor whom I want to win," Foster, who is usually guarded about her home life, said. "My sons don't see any movies so they don't care who wins. "So they were like 'Rachel Weisz, Rachel Weisz'." The chanting helped because Weisz did win the best supporting actress Oscar for The Constant Gardener. Foster would not reveal her other picks, giving a sarcastic "no comment", but believes her good friend, Russell Crowe, deserved at least a nomination for his performance in Cinderella Man. Foster rated Crowe's snubbed portrayal of heavyweight 1930s boxer James Braddock as better than his Oscar win for Gladiator in 2001 and his nominated roles for The Insider (2000) and A Beautiful Mind (2002). "Russell, I think, it was a better performance than what he has ever given," said Foster, who won her Oscars for The Accused (1989) and The Silence of the Lambs (1992). Foster may not be able to stay home for next year's Academy Awards ceremony as she could be nominated for a startling performance in the new Spike Lee directed action thriller, Inside Man. Foster's Inside Man co-stars are Denzel Washington and Clive Owen and she appears in probably fewer than 10 scenes, but The Los Angeles Times in its recent review dubbed her performance as "picture stealing" and her character as "the ultimate ice-princess power broker in a city of power brokers". Inside Man is set in New York and Foster plays Madeline White, a mysterious designer suit-wearing troubleshooter. The billionaire owner of a Wall Street bank, played by Christopher Plummer, hires her when a gang of bandits, led by Owen's character, takes over the bank and holds 50 employees and customers hostage. The bank's owner has a secret hidden in the bank's safe and wants it kept that way and White coolly weaves her way into the drama, making deals with the NYPD negotiator (Washington) and the bank robbers. "I liked the idea she was somebody who held equal weight and power with these other two men who are inhabiting this very masculine, powerful world," Foster said. "They have guns, masks and beards, but she holds equal weight to them without ever raising her voice, always saying please and thank you and with a breezy, detached, amused quality because she's been through this before. "She's been through it 20 times, but the two guys have only done it once." Troubleshooters such as Madeline White exist, especially in Hollywood and Washington, DC, she says. "They clean up dirty laundry," Foster said. "You call them to deal with a scandal. "In Washington, the world of politics, we know there are people like this, although, I don't know anyone who dresses like that. "I love that she lives on Madison Avenue, she goes to the Hamptons on the weekend, gets her hair bleached, fake tan, has the shoes and has her own richly independent identity in this world of very macho guys." Foster fans can expect to see plenty more of the actress in coming years after she worked only sparingly while raising Charles and Christopher. "My kids are at the age now where they are both in school," Foster, who reportedly has been in a long-term relationship with producer Cydney Bernard, explained. Foster will soon begin shooting The Brave One, co-starring Terrence Howard, in which she will play a woman seeking revenge from a brutal attack. In 2007 she will direct and star alongside Robert De Niro in the legal drama, Sugarland. It will be a busy two years, but Foster says her kids remain her No. 1 priority. "If I get to 7pm or 8pm and the director says 'wrap', I'm gone. I'm straight home," she said.
  • http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060326/en_nm/leisure_boxoffice_dc By Dean Goodman 30 minutes ago LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Denzel Washington and director Spike Lee scored the best opening of their careers on Sunday, as the heist thriller "Inside Man" grabbed the No. 1 spot at the weekend box office in North America with estimated ticket sales of $29 million. The film, which also stars Clive Owen and Jodie Foster, was the top picture overseas as well, with sales of $9.6 million from 18 countries, including No. 1 openings in Britain and Germany, according to distributor Universal Pictures. Washington's previous best bow was the kidnap thriller "Man on Fire," which opened with $22.8 million in April 2004. Lee's best was the comedy concert "The Original Kings of Comedy," with $11 million in August 2000. "Inside Man," which cost about $45 million to make, revolves around a cat-and-mouse game between a bank robber (Owen) and a New York cop (Washington). Foster plays an intermediary with her own agenda. Universal said exit polling indicated that 68 percent of the audience was aged 30 and older, and that male viewers comprised 54 percent. Three-quarters of respondents said Washington was their main reason for going. Universal Pictures is a unit of General Electric Co.'s NBC Universal Inc. GAME ON FOR 'STAY ALIVE' Last weekend's champ, the futuristic terrorist drama "V for Vendetta," slipped to No. 2 with $12.3 million for the Friday-to-Sunday period, taking its 10-day haul to $46.2 million. The film, starring Hugo Weaving and Natalie Portman, has earned about $17.7 million from 24 markets. It was released by Time Warner Inc.'s Warner Bros. Pictures. The box office boasted two other new entries. Walt Disney Co.'s video game thriller "Stay Alive," which surpassed expectations by opening at No. 3 with $11.2 million; and Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.'s comedy "Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector," which opened at No. 7 with a modest $7.1 million. "Stay Alive" revolves around a group of youngsters who discover that players who lose the titular video game die mysteriously. Three-quarters of the audience was aged 25 and under, said Disney, which had been hoping for an opening in the $7 million to $10 million range. "Stay Alive" marks the first release under Disney's resurrected Hollywood Pictures label, which will focus on genre films. "Larry the Cable Guy," starring the popular blue-collar stand-up comic, played mostly to male viewers over 21, Lions Gate said. The studio had hoped for an opening in the $7 million to $9 million range. Rounding out the top five, Paramount Pictures' hit romantic comedy "Failure to Launch" fell two to No. 4 with $10.8 million, followed by Walt Disney Pictures' comedy remake "The Shaggy Dog" with $9.1 million, also down two places. Their respective totals stand at $63.9 million and $47.9 million, both after three weeks. Paramount is a unit of Viacom Inc..
  • "Rick in Oz" wrote in news:EOvVf.80$V5.10537@snnrp1.syd4.maint.ops.aspac.uu.net: > CLIVE OWEN ... spends most of the movie behind a mask. Is this a new fad?
  • http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/entertainment/Clive+Owen+Nearly+Snubbed+Inside+ Man-15662.html Clive Owen Nearly Snubbed Inside Man 2006-03-26 11:05:18 Actor CLIVE OWEN nearly turned down his latest film role opposite JODIE FOSTER and DENZEL WASHINGTON, because he spends most of the movie behind a mask. The DERAILED star had doubts about accepting his role in INSIDE MAN, but eventually decided join the cast of the bank heist film because it would push the boundaries of his acting ability. He explains, "I really had to think about it (accepting the part). "An actor uses their face to express themselves, that's how you do a performance and to have all of that taken away. It's strange. "It was a very weird experience, because once we go inside the bank, I'm masked for pretty much the rest of the movie. "You've got these fantastic scenes with people like Denzel Washington and Jodie Foster and you've got the mask on. "It's very weird for them to act with as well, because they can't see the eyes. It was odd."
  • Rick in Oz wrote: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/03/22/earlyshow/leisure/celebspot/main1429615.shtml > City" and "Gosford Park," Clive Owen has gained a reputation as one of the > most talented actors working today. In his latest movie "Inside Man," he > plays a bank robber caught in a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a > police detective played by Denzel Washington. Which part of Bourne did Clive indent?
  • http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/03/22/earlyshow/leisure/celebspot/main14 29615.shtml Clive Owen Is On A Roll New York, March 22, 2006 (CBS) With a resume that includes "Closer," "The Bourne Indentity," "Sin City" and "Gosford Park," Clive Owen has gained a reputation as one of the most talented actors working today. In his latest movie "Inside Man," he plays a bank robber caught in a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a police detective played by Denzel Washington. Appearing on The Early Show, the actor told co-anchor Harry Smith about this new thriller. "It's a classic heist movie," said Owen of his character Dalton Russell, who attempts to pull off the perfect crime. "It's a bit of a throwback movie. The man pulls up outside the bank. The guys get out. We take the bank over. But very quickly you realize everything isn't quite as it seems. As the thing develops, it's a very, very clever bank job and things keep changing. Denzel Washington plays the cop who is constantly keeping up with me, trying to keep ahead of the game." The exchanges between Owen's villain and his Washington's good guy are the centerpiece of the movie, which was filmed in New York City. "Denzel Washington is, I think, is one of the great leading men of the last few years," said Owen. "I think he's a brilliant actor. The whole experience was great. I mean, shooting a movie in New York with Spike Lee, Denzel Washington, Jodie Foster. I had a fantastic time." Just a few years ago, Owen was just another actor trying to make a name for himself. More recently, he's appeared in several much-talked-about movies like "Closer" with Julia Roberts, ensemble thriller "Sin City," and "Derailed" with Jennifer Aniston, all of which have helped catapult him to leading man status. The Golden Globe-winning actor is enjoying his recent string of high-profile films. "I'm having such an amazing time," he said. "For me, success has always been about trying to work with the best people. You look at a film like this and from everybody, the director and all the actors, and I feel very lucky and privileged just to be a part of it." Much to the dismay of his adoring female fans, Owen spends much of the film wearing a mask. "That was one reservation about taking it on is that he, for a lot of the movie, has to be masked," said Owen. "No one can see the guy's face. So I said to Spike, 'we'll get somebody else to play it and I'll voice it.' But you do get to do things." Owen also experienced Lee's technique of shooting with two cameras. "It's very unusual and really fantastic," he said. Lee's practice, he says, "is brilliant for actors, because you're both on all the time, so anything can happen. You can go with anything because you're both being shot." Even harried phone call scenes between bank robber and cop were shot in real time. "We had a lot of phone calls where we were on two sets where Denzel was on the other end of the phone," he said. "We had two crews and we shot the phone calls live." This intense filming technique may have contributed to the vividness of the film. "I think what it is, the directors of photography, they don't like doing that because it's very hard to shoot in both directions and make both people look good," he said. "But I think Spike loves it so much and says, this is the deal. Can you take it on?" "He's like the man," said Owen of his "Inside Man" director. "I walk around the town with Spike and people love that guy." Before cinching the movie deal, actor and director went to a New York Knicks game. Lee is a fanatic fan. "He is the king of Madison Square Garden," he said. "He's part of the show." ©MMVI, CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.
  • x-no-archive: yes On Thu, 2 Mar 2006 04:17:19 +1100, "Rick in Oz" wrote: >http://www.dailytelegraph.news.com.au/story/0,20281,18311082-5001026,00.html >movie Elizabeth, opposite Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush, Clive Owen and >Samantha Morton. >Raleigh's secret wife and one of Queen Elizabeth I's ladies-in-waiting. Blah. She'll always be "Penne" from Life Support to me!
  • http://www.dailytelegraph.news.com.au/story/0,20281,18311082-5001026,00.html Rising star By MICHAEL BODEY March 01, 2006 ADD Abbie Cornish to the list of Aussiewood stars. TheSomersault actress has signed up for The Golden Age, the sequel to the movie Elizabeth, opposite Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush, Clive Owen and Samantha Morton. The 23-year-old actress will play Elizabeth Throckmorton, Sir Walter Raleigh's secret wife and one of Queen Elizabeth I's ladies-in-waiting. As such, Cornish is one of three leads after Blanchett, who was nominated for an Academy Award for her first performance as Elizabeth, and Owen, who plays Raleigh. "There's a love triangle between Bess and Elizabeth and Sir Walter Raleigh so the role's quite big, considering," Cornish said. Cornish has just completed filming A Good Year opposite Russell Crowe for Ridley Scott in France. That hinted at her prospects - A Golden Age merely confirms them. She begins filming that in London in April. And working opposite Crowe ended any gossip that the two clashed while pre-producing the much-hyped Eucalyptus. "I just decided not to do it," Cornish said breezily. "It's funny, people thought there was some story or thing behind it but I just decided not to do it. "I signed on for Candy long before Eucalyptus and I wanted to do Candy." A wise move considering Eucalyptus wilted and Candy has just had a well-received premiere at the Berlin Film Festival. And it helped that Neil Armfield's Sydney film had Australia's hottest young actress star opposite Oscar nominee Heath Ledger and Geoffrey Rush.
  • In article , ozbadcat@h*tmail.com says... > http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2006-01-06/#2 > relationship with Vince Vaughn, after talking so openly with the media about > her ex-husband Brad Pitt. The actress has always been honest with magazines > about her views on marriage and how she was affected by her parents John > Aniston and Nancy Dow's divorce, but felt embarrassed by her public gushing > for Pitt when they split last year. Aniston has been quietly dating her The > Break Up co-star Vaughn since June, but has refused to publicly declare > their relationship. She says, "I'm not talking about him (Vaughn). "I'm not > being difficult, it's just that, as you can imagine, I've been burned in the > past when it comes to talking about that part of my life. So I'm just > leaving that subject alone. "But, I'm doing great and I'm very happy with my > life. I've been happy for a while. It's a good life." But she will continue posing for amorous photos in public places with whichever co-star consents to helping popularize her image. Anyone else remember the items about Aniston and Clive Owen during their shoot. Owen refused to participate and the rumours died. bel
  • Kathy wrote: > Solitary Sunshine wrote: > written about this woman, the haters jump on it, twist and embellish it > to vilify Aniston. I don't see what this woman has done to deserve all > the venom. She seems perfectly inocuous to me. The same for Jessica > Simpson. I see nothing evil about either one of them. The only thing > they have in common is that they both have successful show biz careers. > Could it be jealousy? Or that "women hate other women" thing? The > males, Brad Pitt and Nick Lachey, seem to get a pass - they're seen as > victims of these "evil" women. I don't get it. > I definitely don't understand why JA is villified the way she is. What has she done that's so wrong? She wanted to stay in her marriage, for God's sake! She only filed for divorce when it was obvious her husband had already become attached to another woman and was not intent on fixing his marriage. Aniston gave Brad Pitt a "get out of jail free" card. She could have gotten very, very nasty and she chose not to. I see her as only having taken the high road. So she gets sad and weepy now and then. She is a human being. Now, Jessica Simpson is another story. I can't share your views on that one....
  • nonickname wrote: > Solitary Sunshine wrote: > should have just 'nipped it in the bud' instead of letting it spiral > downward. Oh please. Did you see the movie? She is describing Clive Owen's character, whose behavior is the catalyst for the plot of the movie. The woman was promoting the movie when she made these statements. Had she said them in an interview and was not talking about the movie then maybe--yes--you could say she was talking about Brad Pitt.
  • Solitary Sunshine wrote: > This is not a veiled warning to Pitt. She is exactly describing the > character Clive Owen played. I saw the movie. What's the big deal? It > seems like this woman can't open her mouth without someone twisting her > words to sound like she's talking about Brad Pitt. > Thank you for posting this. It's amazing how every time something's written about this woman, the haters jump on it, twist and embellish it to vilify Aniston. I don't see what this woman has done to deserve all the venom. She seems perfectly inocuous to me. The same for Jessica Simpson. I see nothing evil about either one of them. The only thing they have in common is that they both have successful show biz careers. Could it be jealousy? Or that "women hate other women" thing? The males, Brad Pitt and Nick Lachey, seem to get a pass - they're seen as victims of these "evil" women. I don't get it. Kathy
  • Solitary Sunshine wrote: > This is not a veiled warning to Pitt. She is exactly describing the > character Clive Owen played. I saw the movie. What's the big deal? It > seems like this woman can't open her mouth without someone twisting her > words to sound like she's talking about Brad Pitt. Sounds to me like she's describing her relationship with Pitt. He should have just 'nipped it in the bud' instead of letting it spiral downward.
  • This is not a veiled warning to Pitt. She is exactly describing the character Clive Owen played. I saw the movie. What's the big deal? It seems like this woman can't open her mouth without someone twisting her words to sound like she's talking about Brad Pitt.
  • On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 08:26:18 -0500, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Preesi" arranged some electrons, so they looked like this : ... Rick in Oz wrote: ... > http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-11-21/ ... > ... > Plummer Snubs 'Sound of Mucus' Reunion ... > ... > Veteran actor Christopher Plummer stands accused of snubbing The ... > Sound Of Music's 40th anniversary reunion because he is embarrassed ... > of the hit musical. Cast members united for a party in New York to ... > celebrate the release of a commemorative DVD, for which Plummer ... > provides much of the commentary, but his absence left many ... > speculating he'd rather forget the film. Rodgers & Hammerstein ... > Society president Ted Chapin tells website PageSix.com, "He used to ... > refer to it as the 'Sound of Mucus'. It wasn't one of his favorite ... > things." Plummer blamed his non-appearance on work commitments. He ... > has been shooting Spike Lee's Inside Man, alongside Clive Owen and ... > Jodie Foster. ... ... What a prick! ... Same shit as Robert Reed not wanting to be known as Mike Brady. ... BOTH of them shoud be happy they were gifted with great characters that ... warmed the hearts of the viewers and gave them recognition! ... They shouldnt look a gift horse in the mouth, as they could still be ... waiting tables at some dive. ... ... (ps-yes I know Robert Reeds dead) I thought Plummer was dead, too!
  • Rick in Oz wrote: > http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-11-21/ > Sound Of Music's 40th anniversary reunion because he is embarrassed > of the hit musical. Cast members united for a party in New York to > celebrate the release of a commemorative DVD, for which Plummer > provides much of the commentary, but his absence left many > speculating he'd rather forget the film. Rodgers & Hammerstein > Society president Ted Chapin tells website PageSix.com, "He used to > refer to it as the 'Sound of Mucus'. It wasn't one of his favorite > things." Plummer blamed his non-appearance on work commitments. He > has been shooting Spike Lee's Inside Man, alongside Clive Owen and > Jodie Foster. What a prick! Same shit as Robert Reed not wanting to be known as Mike Brady. BOTH of them shoud be happy they were gifted with great characters that warmed the hearts of the viewers and gave them recognition! They shouldnt look a gift horse in the mouth, as they could still be waiting tables at some dive. (ps-yes I know Robert Reeds dead) -- preesi ~~~~~~~~~ "Is your sink shiny?" ~~~~~~~~~ My Websites and Favorite Links: http://tinyurl.com/yvw45 Yahoo/SidekickII Name: MissPreesi Skype: Preesi
  • http://www.boxofficeprophets.com/column/index.cfm?columnID= Sky Does Not Fall on Chicken Little at the Box Office Weekend Box Office Wrap-Up for November 11-13, 2005 By John Hamann November 13, 2005 Top Ten for Weekend of November 11-13, 2005 Rank Film Number Of Sites Percentage Drop Estimated Gross ($) Cumulative Gross ($) 1 Chicken Little 3,658 -20% $32.0 $80.8 2 Zathura 3,223 New $14.0 $14.0 3 Derailed 2,441 New $12.8 $12.8 4 Get Rich or Die Trying 1,652 New $12.5 $12.5 5 Jarhead 2,448 -56% $12.3 $47.1 6 Saw II 2,949 -44% $9.4 $74.2 7 The Legend of Zorro 3,053 -34% $6.6 $39.5 8 Prime 1,781 -23% $4.0 $19.0 9 Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story 2,735 -21% $3.8 $28.9 10 Pride and Prejudice 215 New $2.8 $2.8 11 Good Night and Good Luck 668 -14% $2.6 $14.6 12 Shopgirl 493 -28% $1.8 $6.1 One has to give Disney some credit for scheduling Chicken Little to open the weekend before Veteran's Day. It opened well out of the way of Harry Potter, but is still positioned to reap the rewards from the long Thanksgiving weekend, and what turned out to be the long Veteran's Day weekend as well. After a huge sophomore Friday (this Friday's gross was actually bigger than its first), Chicken Little stomped Zathura and left Jarhead in the dust. Veteran's Day has quietly become a force to be reckoned with at the box office. Veteran's Day 2004 landed on a Thursday, and The Incredibles grossed over $11 million, with The Polar Express following close behind with a huge $4.7 million. Almost $10 million was spent on Elf and Brother Bear (which placed third that day) over Veteran's Day 2003 (a Tuesday). In 2001, when Vet's Day was on a Sunday, Monsters, Inc. grossed $2.5 million more on the last day of the weekend than the first day. Last week, I gave a small rant on how Chicken Little was going to cluck in its second weekend, but I forgot about Veteran's Day in the US and Remembrance Day in Canada. Because of the long weekend, the box office is remarkably strong this weekend, but it still wasn't enough to beat last year's totals. So, because of Veteran's Day, but also completely on its own power, Chicken Little is the number one film for the second consecutive weekend. Out to 3,658 venues, the little Chicken that could grossed a quite nice $32 million. It had a venue average of $8,755, and an internal multiplier of 2.8, which was skewed completely by the holiday on Friday. The animated film drops only 20% in its second frame, but is now really setup for a tough fall come next weekend. The $60 million production ($70 million if you include 3-D setup costs) has now earned $80.8 million after only ten days. The drop will be nasty next weekend, but at least on paper, Disney has a huge hit in this one, considering it's averaging almost $8 million per day through its first three days. The Incredibles was at $143.3 million after ten days, and Monsters, Inc. was at $122.2 million after the same amount of time. On paper, the Chicken Little score so far looks great, but when you look at the influence of Veteran's Day, you have to adjust your thinking somewhat. Let's wait and see what happens next weekend. Well back in second spot, is another kid's flick, but this one aimed at the young teen set and directed mostly towards boys. Zathura is our runner-up, and its $14 million gross this weekend probably won't endear the production to its parent, Columbia Pictures/Sony. Released quite wide to 3,223 venues, Zathura, the semi-sequel to Jumanji, had an opening weekend venue average of $4,343. While $14 million is nothing to sneeze at, it's not much more than the $11 million that Jumanji opened to ten years ago, and that one had Robin Williams instead of Tim Robbins. Jumanji was a word-of-mouth Christmas movie. It opened around the middle of December and had ten consecutive weekends earning more than $1 million. It dragged itself kicking and screaming over the $100 million mark, which in 1995 was still saying something. This one will have to work a lot harder to reach that mark, as Jumanji used Christmas week to push its total above $100 million. Reviews were actually better for Zathura, but it's a different era at the box office. The biggest surprise from an opener this weekend comes in the form of Derailed, the Jennifer Aniston/Clive Owen flick that took a beating from critics. Despite playing under the radar, moviegoers sought out the stars this weekend and the thriller earned a higher than expected $12.8 million from 2,441 venues. That gives it a decent average of $5,243 - about $1,000 better than Zathura. Derailed was originally a Miramax pickup from Di Bonaventura Pictures (Constantine, Doom and the upcoming Transformers feature) but is now considered a Weinstein Company release. Whatever the case, the start for Derailed is huge, as a film like this could have easily been left behind, but Jenifer Aniston's relationship troubles may have given this one an opening weekend lift. I still don't think Clive Owen is a big draw - yet - but a couple of more films like this one, and the Sin City star will be given more headlining roles (except Bond, somebody already blew it on that one). Look for Derailed to fade quickly, but still be a feather in the cap at the Weinstein offices. For the Friday-to-Sunday portion of the weekend, Get Rich or Die Tryin' has to settle for $12.5 million and fourth spot, but it has earned $18.2 million since its open on Wednesday, which isn't bad at all. Released to a smaller-than-expected 1,652 venues, Get Rich had a winning venue average of $7,566. Was Paramount expecting the $50 million open that Eminem and his 8 Mile enjoyed? I hope not, because that was Universal marketing at its best, and Get Rich failed to get the critical notices that 8 Mile had. For Get Rich, reviews were downright awful. Only 16 reviewers out of a possible 88 gave this one a thumbs up, leading to a nasty average of 18%. So, while reviews were Glitter-ish, box office was not, which should give Paramount some relief. Falling from second last weekend to fifth this weekend is Jarhead, Sam Mendes' crack at the first war in Iraq. After opening to a fantastic $27.7 million last weekend, Jarhead got shelled a bit this weekend, as it lost a large 56% of its audience, grossing $12.3 million. The holiday didn't help Jarhead or the other adult films too much, so the Jake Gyllenhaal flick was apt to fall down the rungs somewhat. Still, the $70 million production has now earned $47.1 million, but I think the questionable word-of-mouth is holding it back a bit. Saw II lands in sixth this weekend, but the news is actually pretty good for the horror sequel. For the second weekend in a row, the drop isn't all that bad for the Lions Gate release. Saw II grossed $9.4 million over its third weekend of release, a drop of only 44%. Again, I say only because this is the third weekend of a horror sequel, when the news usually goes from bad to worse. However, with this one, we have a $31 million open, a 47% drop to $16.9 million last weekend followed by another $9.4 million this weekend. Don't forget that Saw II cost a tiny $4 million to make, so as it steams toward $100 million one has to wonder where this will end up in the most profitable films of all time category. Currently Saw II sits with $74.2 million. Who thought a Donnie Wahlberg/Shawnee Smith film could gross $100 million? The Legend of Zorro finishes seventh this weekend, as the Sony release begins to fade. Zorro earned $6.6 million this weekend, and also got a little help from Veteran's Day as the drop came in at 34%. So far the $80 million production has grossed $39.5 million, but it has also earned over $70 million in overseas business. Eighth goes to Prime, as the Meryl Streep/Uma Thurman flick held well again this weekend. Prime grossed a little under $4 million in its third weekend, and after being almost discarded after its $6 million open, the film has now dropped 17% last weekend and 23% in this frame. Currently, the comedy sits with $19 million, almost as much as its $20 million production cost. Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story is ninth this weekend, and despite its ranking, had another good frame. The Dakota Fanning/Kurt Russell movie earned another $3.8 million this weekend, down only 21% from the previous frame. Dreamer has now earned a serous $28.9 million, and will now will most likely be a bigger hit on video shelves because of its theatrical performance. Tenth is another big surprise. Despite being at only 215 venues, Pride and Prejudice, starring Keira Knightley, managed a gross of $2.8 million this weekend. That's a huge average of $13,041 and the opening gross pushes other art films like Good Night, and Good Luck (11th with $2.6 million) and Shopgirl (12th with $1.8 million) out of the top ten. BOP will have more on Pride and Prejudice in the weeks to come. Overall, again thanks to the Veteran's Day holiday, the top ten films at the box office managed to gross about $110 million. While a great score, last year had the second weekend of The Incredibles ($50.3 million), and the opening of The Polar Express ($23.3 million), making last year a tough weekend to beat. Last year's top ten earned about $130 million, so the trend versus last year continues this weekend.
  • http://www.suntimes.com/output/pearlman/sho-sunday-jen06.html Aniston not nearly 'Derailed' in real life November 6, 2005 BY CINDY PEARLMAN NEW YORK -- "You know how some destructive relationships can keep you trapped ..." Jennifer Aniston is saying. On an early Sunday morning in New York City, America's magazine cover girl catches herself mid-sentence, stops and smiles nervously. She's not talking about her breakup with Brad; she's talking about her character's attraction to one of the men in her latest film. Aniston seems to have an internal mute button that flashes when she says anything that could be misconstrued -- even something as innocent as a character assessment. She stars in the new thriller "Derailed," opening Friday, and it's safe to say that Aniston's own life derailed a bit during this last year, when she became the ex-Mrs. Brad Pitt. "I'm not a role model or the poster child for how to do anything," she cautions. Then she breaks her patented "don't talk" motto and confesses, "This was my first time at this particular picnic. "It was all about family, great support, great friends and work. What I went through is nothing out of the ordinary. People walk through this stuff all the time." Yes, people go through divorces all the time, but they're not marked with your ex running around the globe with Angelina Jolie and her two children. Most divorces aren't played out in global headlines, either. But just in case you were wondering, Aniston insists she has never read any of the rags. "It's toxic," she says. "I don't pay attention to it." What she has paid attention to was establishing a film career. "I can say that it's good to have a creative outlet. I love having work." It's ironic that Aniston's personal life hit the bricks at the same time her professional one heated up. After 10 years playing Rachel Green on "Friends," she's trying her hand at movie stardom. To that end, she just wrapped the curiously titled "The Break Up," with Vince Vaughn. Aniston calls the shot-in-Chicago film "fated." "It's been cathartic and fantastic," she says. How fantastic? More on that in a minute. "Rumor Has It," directed by Rob Reiner and co-starring Mark Ruffalo and Kevin Costner, is due out in December. Aniston plays an obituary writer who believes she's the daughter of the couple who created the story for "The Graduate." Aniston will also star in 2006 in "Friends With Money," with Catherine Keener, Frances McDormand and Joan Cusack. She plays a maid who laments the fact that all her friends are married except for her. The first test of her movie mettle comes with "Derailed," directed by Mikael Hafstom. Aniston got the during a far different time in her life. She was hanging out in Italy with Pitt at George Clooney's Lake Como villa. English star Clive Owen was already attached to "Derailed," which revolves around a suburban Chicago ad man who strays from his mundane life when he meets a sexy woman on a train. It's not the largest role in the movie, but size doesn't matter to Aniston. "I actually prefer this. It's more interesting," she says. "And I would never take a part based on it being the lead." The plot takes a quick, dark turn, and Aniston wasn't sure she could go to that place at the time. But Julia Roberts, who at the time was starring with Owen in "Closer," sang his praises and, as the stories go, helped push Aniston over the edge. But she still worried about it. "There was a moment of, 'Oh gosh, I hope I can pull this off," Aniston admits. The result is the film might even debunk the American sweetheart image she created over her decade as our best Friend? "Well, God, I hope so," Aniston replies. "Actually, that America's sweetheart label gets put on a lot of people. I don't even really pay that much attention to labels. "I'm not trying to shake anything," she announces. "I'm just following my own instincts and grateful for the work that comes to me." Coming to Chicago to film back-to-back films -- "Derailed" and "The Break Up" -- helped give her a new setting to contemplate the next chapter in her life, which, she has stated for the record, may well include a new relationship and definitely children at some point. During her summer in Chicago, Aniston was cloaked by a bodyguard to deflect those with long lenses. And then there was the other guy she snuggled with at night. His name is Norman and he's a Welsh corgi-terrier mix. And then there was Oprah. "I just love her so much. She makes you feel like we're all figuring it out together," Aniston says of the Chicago talk-show host. "She has just been a very good friend to me." She adds, "Honestly, I did love Chicago. I loved filming there. The people were so kind and respectful. They really left me alone." Aniston says the strangest place she was recognized was in the Peninsula Hotel's steam room. "What can you do?" she says with a shrug. "It's still a great steam room." Speaking of steamy, if you believe the tabloid pictures, she returned a few weeks ago for a chapter that could be dubbed "The Make Out." Photographers snapped Aniston and "Break Up" co-star Vince Vaughn curled up and cozy on her balcony at that very same Peninsula Hotel. With her hair messed up and wearing no makeup, she certainly didn't look like Brad Pitt's tortured ex. She insists she's not, as the tabloids have indicated, moving to Chicago. "How do these things get started?" she says with a sigh. She has called Vaughn a friend. "I adore him," she said recently. "He's delicious and funny. He's got all the colors of the rainbow. But I don't want to be a rebound girl. I feel like it will happen when it happens." Additional questions about her recent clinches in Chicago are greeted with a firm "No comment." Aniston wants to wrap her mind around work and relaxing. "I'm always looking for good work -- dramatic, comedic, whatever it is. These movies like 'Derailed' and 'The Break Up' came along at a perfect time. It was just sort of fate." For now, Aniston is "enjoying the solitude." As for the next whirlwind in her already breezy life, she shrugs and insists, "I don't know what's going to happen next." She plans to take a little time off. Could falling love be on the agenda? "I have so much love in my life," she says. "I'm very lucky."
  • Rick in Oz wrote: > http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=69002772&p=69xx3x74&n=6 > 9003152 > rampant she suffered bruising to her legs during filming. > executive played by Owen, confesses she was so involved in the action she > didn't feel any pain. ================================= another carefully crafted 'proclamation' to stir jealousy within Bradley ...... leg bruises are hottttttttttttttttttttt!!!
  • http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=69002772&p=69xx3x74&n=6 9003152 Aniston bruised by raunchy movie scenes 03/11/2005 - 10:29:47 Jennifer Aniston's sex scenes with her Derailed co-star Clive Owen were so rampant she suffered bruising to her legs during filming. The former Friends star, whose character has a torrid affair with a married executive played by Owen, confesses she was so involved in the action she didn't feel any pain. She says: "I got some good bruises on my legs. It wasn't pretty. "But your adrenaline is running so you don't even feel it."
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