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  • She plays Herself in the 2003 video Anal Perversions 2.

  • Diane Lane stars as Herself - Best Actress Nominee/Presenter: Best Documentary Feature in the 1994 video Anal Planet.

  • Diane Lane's character is Herself - Co-presenter: Best Documentary Short in the 1982 production of Ao Sul do Meu Corpo.

  • Diane Lane's character is Lorry Dane in the 2006 show Black Top Dreams.

  • For the 2004 production of Chatarra, she plays the part of Jenny (Little Britches).

  • Diane Lane's character is Paulette Goddard in the 2001 show The Alternative Christmas Message.

  • She stars as Jessica Rae Jacobs in the 1998 release Barefoot Beauties All Bound Up.

  • She plays Vera Cicero in the 1966 production of Adamsson i Sverige.

  • For the 2006 feature '67 Borders, Diane Lane plays Irina Stroia.

  • For the 1922 feature Amours d'un escargot, Les, she plays the part of Gloria 'Glorie' Greenwood.

  • She is cast in the role of Melissa in the 1922 feature Bottle Baby, A.

  • She plays Elizabeth Wilkes in the 1956 movie Alfred J.: 2e partie.

  • Diane Lane is cast in the role of Beth Warden/Clair Everett (flashback) in the 2007 Vanity Fair.

  • In 2008, Diane Lane plays Herself in the release of Down and Dirty Pictures.

  • In 2003, Diane Lane is cast in the role of Karen Powell in the video Ass Pounders.

  • She is cast in the role of Judge Hershey in the 2007 release Alone in the Dark 4.

  • For the 2005 Bootylicious 44: Slaves for the Black Man, she plays Kathy Sheppard.

  • For the 1948 production of Cowboy Cavalier, Diane Lane is cast in the role of Corinne Burns.

  • For the 1996 movie Caged Women II, Diane Lane plays Katya Yarno.

  • For the 1999 production of Bad Habits, she plays Lauren King.

  • For the 2007 show Dear Friends, she plays the part of Herself.

  • In 1981, Diane Lane plays China in the show Espectros de la recoleta, Los.

  • For the 1967 movie Amiguitas de los ricos, Las, Diane Lane is cast in the role of Grace Everly.

  • In 2005, Diane Lane plays Herself in the show American Shark.

  • In 2007, Diane Lane plays Sally Butterfield in the tv series Brit Awards 2007.

  • For the 1997 production of 6 Stunden Angst, she is cast in the role of Nina Chance, Secret Service Agent.

  • For the 1973 production Du stirbst nicht allein, Herself (Ellen Aim).

  • For the 2001 Blazing Waters: Dalmation Adventure Two, she plays the part of Ellen Morris.

  • In 1983, she is cast in the role of Debbie Bender in the production of Ahorcado, El.

  • In 1997, Diane Lane's character is Liza in the production of The Blackout.

  • For the 1917 feature Broadway Arizona, she plays Lucy Marsden (age 14-61).

  • For the 1998 release of Dark Harbor, Diane Lane is cast in the role of Katherine Fritzsimmons.

  • In 1993, Diane Lane plays the part of Sherri 'Cherry' Valance in the feature Bhaji on the Beach.

  • In 1984, Diane Lane plays the part of Christina 'Chris' Cotter in the feature Ai nu xin zhuan.

  • She plays Patty in the 1937 release of Campo Que Nos Chama, O.

  • For the 2004 feature Decadencia del club, La, Diane Lane's character is Herself.

  • For the 1985 show Copacabana, she plays Herself.

  • For the 2005 video 2 Scoops Double Dipped, Diane Lane is cast in the role of Breezy.

  • For the 1941 release of Auf Wiedersehen, Franziska!, Diane Lane stars as Stella.

  • For the 1985 movie Adolescente, sucre d'amour, Diane Lane stars as Ellen Aim.

  • For the 1970 tv series Biografie - Ein Spiel, she is cast in the role of Charity Royall.

  • For the 1970 movie Ali ile Veli, she is cast in the role of Karen.

  • For the 1967 production The Chemistry of Love, Diane Lane's character is Frances.

  • For the 2007 magazine Modern Screen, Diane Lane is cast in the role of Connie Sumner.

  • In 1951, she plays the part of Molly Stark in the production of Adventures of Captain Fabian.

  • In 1990, Diane Lane stars as Gina Wyler in the show Back to the Beanstalk.

  • For the 1927 movie Altars of Desire, she takes the role of Pearl Kantrowitz.

  • Diane Lane plays Susannah Moore in the 1993 video release of Anuario.

  • For the 1950 movie Bai mao nu, Lorena Wood.

  • She plays the part of Herself - Presenter: Film Clip from "Kinsey" in the 1933 production of The Good Companions.

  • For the 2002 show Guerrilla News Network: When the Smoke Clearz, Diane Lane is cast in the role of Sarah.

  • She stars as Toni Mannix in the 1992 movie Heimliche Fest, Das.

  • Brolin Revelled in Kissing Fox

    
    Josh Brolin made the most of his love scenes with sexy Megan Fox during filming for Jonah Hex, because he wanted to take "revenge" on his actress wife Diane Lane for all of her steamy onscreen clinches. The Milk actor plays disfigured bounty hunter Hex in
    on 2009-12-13 04:46:48

  • Malkovich saddles up for 'Secretariat'

    
    Exclusives: Diane Lane co-stars in horse-racing drama -- John Malkovich is set to join "Secretariat," the Randall Wallace-directed drama for Disney.
    on 2009-09-22 04:46:52

  • Caught! Josh And Diane's Family-Filled Fourth

    
    Diane Lane and Josh Brolin, all smiley and hand-holding, taking the kiddies out for breakfast in West L.A. over the weekend, John O'Groats restaurant. These two Oscar-nommed beauties...
    on 2009-07-08 04:49:53

  • Rewind: This Week's Buzz

    
    Yay! The third season of Mad Men returns Aug. 16! I've already marked my calendar, how about you? Lucky me! I got to talk to Sam Mendes, Maya Rudolph, and John Krasinski about their new movie Away We Go. I think the movie is super sweet and has a fantas
    on 2009-06-14 04:49:30

  • Diane Lane takes reins of 'Secretariat'

    
    Exclusives: Randall Wallace set to direct Disney film -- Diane Lane is set to star in "Secretariat," the Disney film about the relationship between the 1973 Triple Crown-winning racehorse and his owner, Penny Chenery.
    on 2009-06-11 04:48:15

  • Josh Brolin Spotted With Woman

    
    Josh Brolin has reportedly been spotted "kissing" and "nibbling" a woman in New Orleans.According to In Touch Weekly magazine, the married 41-year-old actor was seen getting close to a local woman in the Royal Street Inn on May 21, during a break from fil
    on 2009-05-28 04:51:04

  • Movie Preview: Mickey Rourke, Diane Lane in Killshot

    
    Killshot, a thriller starring Diane Lane, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Rosario Dawson and "comeback kid" Mickey Rourke, has already quietly opened in certain cities but hasn't gotten quite the promotional push you might expect from a film that boasts a recent O
    on 2009-01-27 04:52:57

  • Pop Tarts: Stars Slimdown Secrets

    
    Eva goes Cuban, Diane Lane stops eating, Sophia Bush packs in the fat to keep those fabulous shapes
    on 2009-01-15 04:48:07

  • Shia 'Eye''s No.1

    
    It's another box office K.O. for Shia Labeouf! The young star hit No. 1 with the action-thriller 'Eagle Eye.' The flick opened to an estimated weekend total of $29.2 million. Richard Gere and Diane Lane reunited for the romantic 'Nights in Rodanthe,' whi
    on 2008-09-29 04:49:51

  • Review: The sap rises high in ?Rodanthe?

    
    Diane Lane gives it her all, but she can?t overcome the sticky sentimentality in this latest adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks best-seller.
    on 2008-09-27 04:47:48

  • Nights In Rodanthe

    
    Review in a Hurry: Diane Lane and Richard Gere are trapped in a town with giant nocturnal rodents? No such luck. Rodanthe is the tiny beach community where they fall in love as a hurricane approaches....
    on 2008-09-26 04:47:34

  • Review: 'Nights in Rodanthe'

    
    Diane Lane and Richard Gere reteam in a seaside-set romance. The celebrated theater director and playwright George C. Wolfe has spearheaded some dazzlingly cinemati
    on 2008-09-26 05:00:19

  • Richard Gere On Second Chances

    
    For actor Richard Gere, reuniting with co-star Diane Lane in his new love story "Nights In Rodanthe" is more than just a walk down memory lane -- the movie's message is all about second chances, which he can relate to.
    on 2008-09-26 04:47:38

  • 'Nights in Rodanthe'

    
    Diane Lane and Richard Gere reteam in a seaside-set romance. The celebrated theater director and playwright George C. Wolfe has spearheaded some dazzlingly cinemati
    on 2008-09-26 04:48:14

  • The Ultimate Guide to Watching a Chick Flick

    
    Next month sees the release of chick flick Nights in Rodanthe, written by the same chap who wrote The Notebook, you all remember that sob fest don't you? The film brings together Diane Lane and Richard Gere. Lane stars as Adrienne Willis, a woman with her
    on 2008-09-26 04:51:09

  • Review: 'Nights in Rodanthe'

    
    Diane Lane and Richard Gere reteam in a seaside-set romance. The celebrated theater director and playwright George C. Wolfe has spearheaded some dazzlingly cinemati
    on 2008-09-26 04:59:55

  • Diane Lane and Richard Gere?s ?Nights in Rodanthe?

    
    They have quite an extensive history, starring together in past films such as “The Cotton Club” and “Unfaithful.” And last night Diane Lane and Richard Gere unveiled their latest collaboration. The “Pretty Woman”
    on 2008-09-25 05:03:33

  • Lane, Gere finally get their happily ever after in 'Rodanthe'

    
    Romantic chemistry? Diane Lane and Richard Gere aren't sure how they got that reputation, especially since their past on-screen ...
    on 2008-09-24 05:28:10

  • Lane, Gere finally get their happily ever after in 'Rodanthe'

    
    Romantic chemistry? Diane Lane and Richard Gere aren't sure how they got that reputation, especially since their past on-screen ...
    on 2008-09-24 04:58:40

  • Richard Gere, Diane Lane reunite in stormy romance (Reuters)

    
    Reuters - Judging from the part of the ad that says, ". . . from the author of 'The Notebook,'" you might suspect that this particular Richard Gere-Diane Lane reunion isn't going to be the torrid affair that was 2002's "Unfaithful," and of course you'd be
    on 2008-09-23 04:45:54

  • Nights in Rodanthe

    
    Film Reviews: After memorably teaming in "Unfaithful" (and years before that in "The Cotton Club"), Diane Lane and Richard Gere are less memorably reunited in this spare but effective telling of a novel by Nicholas Sparks, he of "The Notebook" renown.
    on 2008-09-22 04:48:54

  • Richard Gere, Diane Lane reunite in stormy romance (Reuters)

    
    Reuters - Judging from the part of the ad that says, ". . . from the author of 'The Notebook,"' you might suspect that this particular Richard Gere-Diane Lane reunion isn't going to be the torrid affair that was 2002's "Unfaithful," and of course you'
    on 2008-09-22 04:45:25

  • Gavin Rossdale Rocks 'Rodanthe'

    
    ET has rocker/new dad Gavin Rossdale's new video, "Love Remains the Same," from the 'Nights in Rodanthe' motion picture soundtrack -- featuring scenes from the movie. Get your first look here! In 'Nights in Rodanthe,' Richard Gere and Diane Lane
    on 2008-09-20 04:56:39

  • Richard Gere & Diane Lane's 'Nights in Rodanthe' Were Stormy

    
    Richard Gere and Diane Lane sit down with ET's Kevin Frazier to talk about the hurricane that swept over the set of their new film 'Nights of Rodanthe' that was filmed in the Outter Banks of North Carolina. Gere says, "We came to shoot [an
    on 2008-09-15 04:46:55

  • New Video: Josh Brolin Back in the Spotlight

    
    Josh Brolin made his first public appearance in Hollywood since his arrest in Shreveport, Louisiana last month -- and ET was with him at the HollyShorts Film Fest! The star of the upcoming Oliver Stone-directed George Bush biopic 'W.' debuted his short
    on 2008-08-09 04:51:01

  • Movie Preview: Richard Gere and Diane Lane in Nights in Rodanthe

    
    So, Nicholas Sparks has given us many things, one of them being The Notebook. I have to say, I'm convinced the film version of the book did as well as it did because of the talent involved (Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams) because when I think of the books
    on 2008-06-09 12:56:48

  • What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday

    
    All of the new DVD releases hit stores (and Netflix) on Tuesdays. So each week in What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday, I sort through the best of the batch and tell you what to add to your queue. In addition to the titles below you can now rent the Diane Lan
    on 2008-05-13 12:52:31

  • Famous Female Cops

    
    Television and film have always been fascinated with cops with shows like Miami Vice and characters like Dirty Harry all enjoying major success. But with new release Untraceable it's the female cops that are taking centre stage as FBI agent Diane Lane in
    on 2008-02-27 08:46:13

  • No Country and Affleck Boys Post Party Oscar Night Away

    
    While some of the bigger Oscar parties were cancelled this year, Hollywood still found lots of ways to celebrate after the big show. The cast of No Country For Old Men looked like they were having a blast at the Miramax soirée, especially Josh Brolin and
    on 2008-02-25 20:49:05

  • 'Jumper' Hops to First Place

    
    ET has your box office scoop...The sci-fi thriller 'Jumper' came in first at the box office this weekend, making $27.2 million, according to studio estimates.In 'Jumper,' HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN plays a young man who discovers that he has a genetic abnormality
    on 2008-02-17 20:45:47
  • I originally said the preliminary voting in Round 1 would last all this month, but I thought "What the hell; that's gonna take too long!" So we're heading straight into Round 2!! So, based on the percentages of votes they received in the prelims, here they are: Sarah Michelle Gellar (64%, Group H) Jessica Alba (53%, Group C) Toni Braxton (34%, Group G) Jennifer Love Hewitt (30%, Group A) Angelina Jolie (28%, Group B) Eva Longoria (23%, Group A) Katherine Heigl (20%, Group B) Keira Knightley (20%, Group F) Evangeline Lilly (20%, Group E) Reese Witherspoon (20%, Group F) Halle Berry and Jessica Simpson (Both 19%, Group D) Lacey Chabert (15%, Group G) Scarlett Johansson (15%, Group E) Jennifer Aniston (14%, Group C) Jennifer Garner (14%, Group F) Anne Hathaway (13%, Group D) Kristen Bell (12%, Group A) Rachel Bilson and Rachel McAdams (Both 12%, Group D) Alexis Bledel (11%, Group G) Vanessa Marcil and Eva Mendes (10%, Group E) Shakira (10%, Group F) Denise Richards (9%, Group A) Mischa Barton, Kelly Monaco, and Maria Sharapova (9%, Group B) Beyonce Knowles (9%, Group D) Stacy Keibler (9%, Group E) Lauren Graham (9%, Group F) Elizabeth Hurley and Jennifer Lopez (9%, Group G) Carmen Electra (8%, Group A) Teri Hatcher (8%, Group B) Heidi Klum and Diane Lane (8%, Group E) Rebecca Romijn (8%, Group H) Jenny McCarthy (7%, Group G, 21 votes) Kelly Clarkson (7%, Group A) Christina Milian (7%, Group B; both Clarkson and Milian received 18 votes in their categories) Yes, because of the ties, there are now *41* choices. Only 20 of them will still head to Round 3, so start voting right now at http://vote.sparklit.com/web_poll.spark/942109 and tell your friends to do the same! And as for the 39 other gals including Marcia Cross, Maria Menounos (with FOUR STRAIGHT LOSSES now she's becoming the Susan Lucci of Sexiest Woman polls), Joss Stone, Mariah Carey, Lindsay Lohan, Brookes Burke and Burns, Sofia Vergara and others...oh well, better luck next year! Jonathan Allen
  • SoCally wrote: > I love Diane Lane but she's all wrong for the part too. > Charlize looks the most like her in the face. > looks like Lana in the face plus is very petite. Scarlet Johanssen?
  • >Nah, she's too fine-featured. >I'm stumped on this one. I love Diane Lane but she's all wrong for the part too. It should be an unknown I think. If it has to be someone famous, then Charlize looks the most like her in the face. Hey how about that one actress...Greta Moll or something like that. She looks like Lana in the face plus is very petite.
  • http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050809/ap_en_mo/film_rachel_mcadams;_ylt=AlMNeWzBnadToelkFD7Ql9VX24cA;_ylu=X3oDMTBiMW04NW9mBHNlYwMlJVRPUCUl By JAKE COYLE, AP Entertainment Writer 1 hour, 25 minutes ago NEW YORK - "Mean Girls" may have been the coming out party for Lindsay Lohan, but considering Rachel McAdams' red-hot career, some revisionist history may be in order. McAdams, who portrayed the head of The Plastics (the hot girl high school clique) in 2004's "Mean Girls," has emerged as 2005's most talked-about young actress. In the recent hit comedy "Wedding Crashers," she plays Owen Wilson's love interest. The 28-year-old Canadian who grew up in St. Thomas, Ontario, has been on the rise since the romantic film "The Notebook" last summer. She won the MTV Movie Award for breakthrough female performance earlier this year. In the upcoming Wes Craven thriller "Red Eye," McAdams plays a woman held hostage - on an airplane - by Cillian Murphy, a rising star himself after "28 Days Later." Come fall, she'll appear in "The Family Stone" with an ensemble cast including Diane Lane and Luke Wilson. "The Family Stone" will give her another chance to try her manta: "If you think it, the camera will see it." ___ AP: Do you feel like the spotlight on you is getting brighter? McAdams: Well, I did the promotion for "Wedding Crashers" and now for "Red Eye" and soon I'm going into promoting "The Family Stone" - I guess I'm realizing that if you film for half a year, you're going to do press for half a year. It seems like the appropriate amount of exposure. AP: Are you caught off-guard by the quickness of it? McAdams: It feels very new. There's no training for this life. I think Toronto (where she lives now) helps keep me grounded. I try to do other things when I'm not working. AP: Like what? McAdams: I don't do a lot; I'm pretty domesticated. I've started doing some gardening, but mostly it's just spending time with friends and family. AP: Do you feel any pull to move out to Los Angeles? McAdams: In the beginning there was more of a push to move out there. Now it just feels like Toronto is working for me and I'll stick with that. AP: Was there any particular actor or movie that inspired you to get into movies? McAdams: The first movie I ever saw was "Peter Pan." Actually going to see it in the theater was so riveting. AP: You've said you like to "physicalize" your performances - that being in motion makes you forget yourself. But in "Red Eye" you're stuck in an airplane seat for much of the movie. McAdams: That was what I was so drawn to - being in a confined kind of space and still have it dramatic. I just wanted to play with the idea that if you think it, the camera will see it. The evolution that happens in her life, I wanted to be able to express that without a lot of dialogue. I was scared. (Laughs.) And I knew I would have that pay off at the end where I could take off and be in motion. AP: Did you ever think you'd be head-butted in a movie, or head-butt someone yourself? McAdams: I had hoped. I didn't realize it would come so soon. We did stage combat at university and I was really shy and timid, but by the end of a year of beating this glove, you can really get into it. It's quite enjoyable. I have a background in figure skating, so any kind of choreography doesn't come too hard. AP: Were you claustrophobic shooting in a fake airplane all day? McAdams: Yeah, it was incredibly claustrophobic. It wasn't as disconcerting as I thought it was going to be, but at the same time, it elevated the tension. I was literally stuck on the plane for 12 hours every day. And the cameras are really close to your face and Cillian is in really close proximity to me and I can't get away. AP: What kind of s are you getting now? Do you notice any kind of theme? McAdams: There seems to be an overall theme to female roles in Hollywood: a lot of obvious parts like the wife, or the girlfriend. I'm trying to get away from that, which is why I loved Amy Stone (her character in "The Family Stone"). It's a small part, a supporting role, but it's so rich, not a typical character. So I'm just looking for any good character - I don't care if they're attractive people or not. AP: Is there an actor or actress whose career you'd like to emulate? McAdams: There are so many women that I admire and have learned so much from them - watching them work and the choices that they make. I guess I want to carve out my own path. But I lovvvve Elizabeth Taylor.
  • http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050731/ap_en_mo/box_office;_ylt=Aq458imC5wVEew7L6whF_zNX24cA;_ylu=X3oDMTBiMW04NW9mBHNlYwMlJVRPUCUl By DAVID GERMAIN, AP Movie Writer 1 minute ago LOS ANGELES - Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn caught the box-office bouquet as their comedy "Wedding Crashers" pulled a switch with a $20.5 million weekend, becoming the No. 1 movie after two weekends in second place. Johnny Depp's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," the top movie the previous two weekends, slipped to No. 2 with $16.4 million, according to studio estimates Sunday. The two holdovers fended off new wide releases whose fair to poor debuts had Hollywood revenues sagging again as a box-office dry spell continued. Leading the newcomers was "Sky High," featuring Kurt Russell and Kelly Preston in an action comedy set at a high school for superheroes that debuted in third place with $14.6 million. "Stealth," about Navy pilots ( Josh Lucas, Jessica Biel and Jamie Foxx) taking on a rogue drone plane, crashed and burned, finishing at No. 4 with $13.5 million. With an estimated $100 million production budget, "Stealth" will prove a costly money-loser for distributor Sony. The date flick "Must Love Dogs," a romance starring Diane Lane and John Cusack, came in fifth with $13.05 million. The top 12 movies took in $112.1 million, down a steep 21 percent from the same weekend last year, when "The Village" led the box office with a $50.7 million opening. For the year, movie attendance is down about 10 percent compared to 2004. It was the second-straight weekend that new movies failed to dislodge "Wedding Crashers" and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." "Audiences are so desperate to find a film they like, they're just hanging on to the same movies," said Paul Dergarabedian, president of box-office tracker Exhibitor Relations. "Wedding Crashers" lifted its domestic total to $116.1 million. "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" has taken in $148.1 million. "Stealth," directed by Rob Cohen ("The Fast and the Furious"), was the second-straight flick from an established action director to flop. "The Island," from director Michael Bay ("Armageddon"), tanked a week earlier. "Action just doesn't seem to be what the public is buying this summer," said Rory Bruer, head of distribution for Sony, which released "Stealth." "Comedy seems to be king." "Wedding Crashers" has filled that bill, casting Wilson and Vaughn as cads who intrude on strangers' weddings to pick up women. While the box-office haul for many big movies falls 50 percent or more in subsequent weekends, revenues for "Wedding Crashers" dipped only 20 percent this weekend. Audiences looking to laugh also swarmed to "The Aristocrats," which had a stellar debut in limited release, taking in $260,000 in just four New York City and Los Angeles theaters. The documentary by comics Paul Provenza and Penn Jillette features comedians discussing and telling a classic filthy joke. "The Aristocrats" expands to the top 15 markets on Aug. 12. Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at North American theaters, according to Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc. Final figures will be released Monday. 1. "Wedding Crashers," $20.5 million. 2. "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," $16.4 million. 3. "Sky High," $14.6 million. 4. "Stealth," $13.5 million. 5. "Must Love Dogs," $13.05 million. 6. "Fantastic Four," $6.8 million. 7. "The Island," $5.6 million. 8. "War of the Worlds," $5.44 million. 9. "Bad News Bears," $5.43 million. 10. "March of the Penguins," $4.2 million.
  • They are wonderful for those whose lives have progressed normally. For those of us who are in our forties and still trying to find fertile women to have children and marry, they are about as useless as tits on a bull! Messing with them is like what happened to the California Med-Fly They brought in tens of thousands of sterile med flies and let them mate with healthy one. In a matter of months, the med fly problem was over. they all died. It's better to plant your seed in a prostitute than on the hill side with the ants. Give me a 18 to 30 anytime. I no dats right! On Mon, 2 May 2005 03:36:34 +1000, "Rick in Oz" wrote: >http://www.smh.com.au/news/People/DISCO-queens-act-their-age/2005/05/01/1114 >886244880.html >May 2, 2005 >The Sun-Herald >brave new world of Forty and Fabulous - the revolution has begun and it's >being televised every Monday night. >Beverly Hills Home For (Alleged) Old Hollywood Hags and shown its inmates to >be just as sexy as young starlets. The show is rewriting the rule book on >how Hollywood sees women of a certain age and turned ageing stars like Teri >Hatcher, once thought to be box office poison, into born-again sex symbols. >subgroup: DISCO women. They're Discerning, Increasing years, Stylish and >Comfortably Off. Who wouldn't want to be in their gang? >boss Peter Chadwick. "It's all about the Fab Forties now. These women are in >the prime of life and there's room for both. >from a 40-year-old woman." >Sit down now. Breathe deeply. That's it. Liz. Hurley. 40. If it's hard for >you to believe, think how it must feel for her. >personification of modern-day glamour is growing old - but in a glamorous >Gucci-and-Versace kind of way, natch dahling. >made her famous in that dress 10 years ago. She's now designing swimwear - >and modelling it, of course. >would have horrified Hollywood. >Hatcher and co-stars Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross, Nicolette Sheridan and >Eva Longoria just did a raunchy swimsuit cover for Vanity Fair magazine. >consultant Ann Fay. "It's fantastic. But women these days are looking much >better for their age than they ever used to. >the gym and eat well and you can carry on forever. Forty is just a number." >Hollywood, but she candidly admits she's no spring chicken any more. There's >no wrinkle rancour though. >she proudly reveals: "I was asking my doctor how I got it and finally he >just said, 'Teri, it's just a barnacle of age'." >find fault. She regularly lays herself bare for scrutiny in the show with >nothing but skimpy lingerie or a handful of leaves to hide the signs of >ageing. >knows it," adds Fay. "She's very confident about her body, and with good >reason." >trail for others with their willingness to show off the flesh other women >their age try to disguise. Even at 42, The Body Corporate recently admitted >she would still happily get her gear off to pimp her lingerie line - and >there's not a single bloke who wouldn't be grateful for that. >incredible and really she's the poster girl for the 40-plus generation. I am >sure the industry attitude to women of that age is going to change. These >women have a certain maturity that makes them very sexy indeed. Desperate >Housewives has come along at a good time when there are a lot of women in >that age group. They are very attractive, well-groomed and stylish, and I am >sure they would love to see women like themselves on the catwalks and on >screen." >figureheads of the Forty and Fabulous club. >in 1964 must have been rubbish. Or was it a really cold winter?) >Davis and Famke Janssen are among the year's many other Big Four-Oh birthday >girls. >now than ever with the success of Miss Congeniality 2, Evangelista still >headlines fashion shows and even Brooke Shields is doing huge business >starring in the stage version of Chicago. >blockbuster chiller Hide And Seek and Davis has five projects under way >including a major new TV series. Meanwhile, Sarah Jessica Parker is still >talking to herself in a really annoying way. >Desperate Housewives, there were only desperate actresses wasting away on >Hollywood's scrap heap. >could have men in their 50s or 60s, but their romantic lead would be in her >20s." >of cartoon movie voiceovers. After the plastic surgery scars faded, they >might hope to land a role as a loveable granny. >hit her late 30s. Despite critical acclaim for Casino, she never landed >another lead role in a major movie. But Stone was just one of the many >casualties who crashed into Hollywood's actress age barrier. History is >littered with them. >apparently reaching their end of days has been transformed. >they've just signed up Susan Sarandon to front their latest ad campaign and >she's 58." >Desperate Housewives was just another TV show, you were wrong. It's a >sociological sensation, apparently. >lives and society," explains Professor Vincent Minichiello of Armidale's >University of New England. "It's not surprising that Hollywood has latched >onto the idea. There's a huge and growing market out there that simply isn't >interested in 18- or 19-year-olds. >increased dramatically and if you're 60 with another 30 years of life ahead >of you, then you're not old. >really is the new 30. Huge advances in technology, cosmetics and health mean >we can stay looking and feeling younger for much longer. We are in the >middle of something that is completely reshaping our society." >been harsh. Debbie Harry, 60 this year, was already secretly near her >show-biz death age by the time Blondie hit the big time in 1979. >symbol was savaged for being fat, old and sweaty. >really concerned with getting on with living. What do you think is most >important?" she said recently. >or you can find something that makes you feel good. When you see somebody in >the street that's older and got that spirit, I think it's a turn-on, right?" > Just one of those things that make you go hummmm. Who deserves to be impeached and imprisoned the most? A president receiving face from an adult willing female? Or a president who lies to over four billion people worldwide and then orders the attack and destruction of hundreds of thousands of innocents, 1,600 American GI'S killed and over 25,000 permanently disfigured? http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nature_knows_no_color_lines http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/Beautiful_Young_Females/
  • http://story.news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050523/ap_en_ot/people_minogue MELBOURNE, Australia - Kylie Minogue's cancer treatment may force her and boyfriend Olivier Martinez to postpone plans to have a baby, New Idea magazine reported. Minogue was recovering in her hometown of Melbourne after a cancerous lump was successfully removed from her breast Friday. Doctors were confident they had caught the disease early enough to prevent it from spreading. The Daily Telegraph newspaper in Sydney printed a photo Monday of the singer wearing dark glasses and holding Martinez's hand as she left a Melbourne hospital. No details of her follow-up treatment have been released. Martinez was quoted as saying the couple had been planning to have a child. "We were going to start working on it after the tour was over," the French actor was quoted as telling New Idea magazine. "Now it will be put off; not forever - we pray and hope - but for the time being." Minogue, who will be 37 on Saturday, has called off a tour of Australia and Asia. A message posted on her Web site said the pop star "has friends and family around her, and her spirits are high." Olivier co-starred with Diane Lane in the 2002 film "Unfaithful." ___
  • "Rick in Oz" wrote in news:Ms8de.782$sd7.22763@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au: > http://www.smh.com.au/news/People/DISCO-queens-act-their- age/2005/05/01 > /1114 886244880.html > May 2, 2005 > The Sun-Herald > Hurley. Sit down now. Breathe deeply. That's it. Liz. Hurley. 40. If > Hurley has no plans to hide herself away, nor cover up those curves > that made her famous in that dress 10 years ago. She's now designing > swimwear - and modelling it, of course. Good! Still the hottest babe in England! > As the Che Guevara of this revolution, Hatcher is the hottest thing in > Hollywood, Horseshit. Diane Lane and Sela Ward beat her by a country mile. > Elle Macpherson Don't forget Rachel Hunter. > Linda Evangelista, Diane Lane, Brooke Shields, Sarah Jessica Parker, > Kristin Davis and Famke Janssen are among the year's many other Big > Four-Oh birthday girls. I'd do any of 'em - or preferably ALL of 'em! Well, depending on personality - and my guess is Diane Lane has the best personality of the lot. > "We have to reclassify all our ideas about age. Life expectancy has > increased dramatically and if you're 60 with another 30 years of life > ahead of you, then you're not old. If Aubrey de Gray is correct, by 2030, someone who is fifty now will have another fifty years of life remaining when they are eighty. And by the time that fifty is up, nanotech will ensure indefinite lifespan. -- Richard Steven Hack richardstevenhack@SPAMHELLNOsbcglobal.net
  • http://www.zap2it.com/movies/news/story/0,1259,---24765,00.html LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) - Ben Affleck, who once played a blind superhero in "Daredevil," will play another superhero -- sort of. The 32-year-old actor has signed on to star in "Truth, Justice and the American Way," report news sources. The Focus Features project centers on the 1950s "Adventures of Superman" TV star George Reeves (Affleck) and his mysterious shooting death in June 1959 that was deemed suicide, but some believe was murder. Diane Lane will play Toni Mannix, a studio executive's wife who might have been romantically involved with Reeves. Adrien Brody co-stars as an investigator looking into the death. The project, based on the by Paul Bernbaum, also examines Reeves' mixed feelings about being typecast as the iconic Man of Steel. Director Allen Coulter will begin shooting in the summer. Affleck last starred opposite James Gandolfini in the lackluster holiday comedy "Surviving Christmas." He next stars as a successful Hollywood talent agent who's about to lose it all in "Man About Town."
  • Let's see, an actress since age 11. On the cover of Time at age 12. Recently starred in "Unfaithful," a huge critical and box office hit. Yep, she's a real slouch. >lining up to see her movies. She was never an A+ list actress, her >potential was squandered, regardless of her acting abilities. Frankly, >for someone who wants first class everything as displayed in her >agreement, she doesn't deserve it.
  • http://www.wokr13.tv/entertainment/story.aspx?content_id=C050879E-65DD-49B5- A137-CAE033E736B6 Stars Praise Fahrenheit 9/11 Hollywood turned out in force to support Michael Moore at a special screening of his controversial new documentary, Fahrenheit 9/11, on Tuesday. Actors Martin Sheen, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ellen Degeneres, David Duchovny, Sharon Stone, Meg Ryan, Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore, Jodie Foster, Drew Barrymore, Chris Rock, Jack Black, Matthew Perry, Diane Lane, Marisa Tomei and Viggo Mortensen all attended the showing at the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences Theater in Los Angeles. Moore's film criticizes President George W. Bush's behavior following the September 11th terror attacks in Washington D.C. and New York and exposes links between Bush's family and Osama Bin Laden's relatives. At the screening of the Palme D'Or winning movie, Barrymore enthused, "I never come to premieres, but I'm so here on this one. "I'm looking forward to this more than anything in the world." After a seeing a clip from the film featuring Britney Spears pledging her trust for Dubya, Titanic heart-throb DiCaprio burst into laughter. Actress Leelee Sobieski admits she cried during the documentary and said it "should be required for everyone in America to see as part of their education in high schools." Copyright World Entertainment News Network 2004 From Sunny Oz, Rick :) Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
  • "Rick" wrote in message news:bm8b27$k1pf1$1@ID-82690.news.uni-berlin.de... : The most attractive celebs to me are the ones with quirky : and/or outgoing looks and personalities, e.g. Eric McCormack, : David Arquette, Hugh Jackman, Greg Kinnear etc. Perfect : looking celebs are a major turn-off. I'd give anything for one : night with Craig Killborn. I've always liked James Spader's looks. I also like George Clooney, especially now that he's graying. I've always had a thing about gray hair. I think Raoul Bova who played Diane Lane's Italian lover in Under the Tuscan Sun is very good looking, but he might be too pretty looking, too perfect to be attractive. For picture http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hc&id=1804513890&cf=pg&photoid=485193&intl=us http://www.raoulbova.it/immagini/calendario/2000/11_novembre.jpg
  • Agreed. Nothing out of the norm here. On Tue, 11 May 2004 18:33:16 GMT, "JennP" wrote: >news:copespaz-C58FF3.11403311052004@mail.inter.net... >http://thesmokinggun.com/archive/0511041lane1.html
  • http://www.msnbc.com/news/990314.asp?0bl=-0&cp1=1 Where are all the real leading men? While American leading men look like boys, those foreign imports are all men You can have Tobey Maguire, we'll take Hugh Jackman. COMMENTARY By Tara Ariano MSNBC CONTRIBUTOR Nov. 11 - For discerning adult women (and adult gay men) who enjoy developing pointless yet very serious crushes on good-looking celebrities, today's wussy American pretty-boys just don't get the job done. KIERAN CULKIN? Maybe we'll be interested when his voice changes. Chad Michael Murray? He should probably finish high school before we pay any attention to him. Even Keanu Reeves - who we realize is almost forty years old - tried to convince us in "The Matrix Reloaded" that he was a grown-up man, getting down with a grown-up lady, but he was so smooth and hairless that he barely evinced any secondary sex characteristics. In the U.S., such a premium is placed on youth - and so many media products are targeted at the once-again suddenly hot 'tween market - that grown-up ladies tend to have to look overseas for unattainable new objects of lust. Fortunately, other countries are busily exporting plenty of rugged, masculine beefcake to fill the vacuum, and to fill existing niches with burlier alternatives. 1. COMIC-BOOK SUPERHERO (MARVEL COMICS): TOBEY MAGUIRE VS. HUGH JACKMAN Admittedly, Spider-Man is not the most butch hero in the comic-book pantheon; he's slight and sensitive - he's a photographer! His powers run toward acrobatic moves that rely more on his whippet-like build than on sheer strength. Still, playing the title role in last year's blockbuster "Spider-Man," Tobey Maguire was very, very boyish - so boyish, in fact, that he didn't even look like he would ever needed to shave even the least hint of peach fuzz off his cheeks. (Maybe his Spidey mask was lined with some kind of depilatory?) At the other end of the Marvel spectrum is Australian Hugh Jackman, who plays Wolverine in the "X-Men" movies - he of the gigantic muttonchops, pointy hairdo, and foot-long metal claws. Jackman has wisely put together a résumé guaranteed to attract a huge female following: soppy romantic comedies ("Kate & Leopold," "Someone Like You") and girl-friendly actioners that require him to wear a lot of tank tops, tight jeans, and hair (the aforementioned "X-Men"). All this, and he sings (in Broadway's "The Boy From Oz"). Tobey Maguire is still a little slip of a Wonder Boy, whereas Hugh Jackman is all man.and has the remarkable body hair to prove it. 2. COMIC-BOOK SUPERHERO (DC COMICS): TOM WELLING VS. CHRISTIAN BALE Since 2001, Tom Welling has played Clark Kent (a.k.a. Kal-El of Krypton, a.k.a. Superman) in The WB teen drama "Smallville." As with Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man, we meet this superhero when he's still in his adolescence, trying out his disturbing new powers in a way we are meant to think of as analogous to those that every pubescent boy discovers.if you catch my drift. So, fine, Clark is still in high school; he is a boy. But Tom Welling - a former model - is beyond boyish. His skin is so golden and his lips so pouty that he's practically a girl. On the other hand, we have Christian Bale, recently announced as the newest big-screen Batman. The danger some child stars - as Bale once was - face as grown-ups is that the audience won't be able to forget what they looked like as kids. Bale wisely anticipated this possibility, and utterly obliterated it with 2000's "American Psycho," which required him to be naked a lot.and boyfriend was ripped. This commentator has never felt quite so attracted to a chainsaw-wielding maniac. Bale will surely do as memorable a job filling out Batman's cowl. And rubber nipples. 3. YOUNG MAN TEMPTING OLDER WOMAN: JAKE GYLLENHAAL VS. OLIVIER MARTINEZ The summer of 2002 was, it would seem, all about attractive younger men seducing older, bored, married women. Or, maybe that was only happening at the movies. Regardless, it was hot. One young American man in particular had his hands full of pretty thirtysomethings: Jake Gyllenhaal. He got his freak on with Jennifer Aniston in "The Good Girl," and got his freak partway on with Catherine Keener in "Lovely & Amazing." In both films, Gyllenhaal plays every older woman's fantasy of a younger lover: cute, eager, and a little bit dumb. Oh - and, of course, so boyish-looking that you would be forgiven for wondering if he has all his permanent teeth yet. Earlier in the summer, audiences were electrified by "Unfaithful," in which Diane Lane meets a hot French guy who makes her forget all about her husband, Richard Gere. Martinez's Paul may be younger than Lane - it's part of his appeal - but that doesn't mean he's a downy-cheeked kid. Martinez is so deliciously scruffy that he makes you think, "Yeah, what's the big deal about marriage vows anyway?" 4. PERIOD-PIECE STAR: LEONARDO DICAPRIO VS. RUSSELL CROWE This is the only matchup where the American star is really gaining on the import, because, seriously: What the hell happened to Russell Crowe? Has the strain of hating everyone he works with prematurely aged him? Or is he just packing on sympathy pounds now that his wife is pregnant? Whatever the reason, the guy who was so macho and sexy in "L.A. Confidential" now looks like a blond Meat Loaf. Between his Rubenesque new physique and the critical mass of press he's received for being a thoroughly unpleasant person in real life.well, he's just not as crush-worthy as he used to be. (Unless you like really snarky people who make boring movies, and Vin Diesel is too cut for your tastes.) But now, take a second look at Leonardo DiCaprio. Yes, in "Catch Me If You Can," we had a hard time believing the twenty-eight-year-old, playing a sixteen-year-old, could convince anyone he was.well, twenty-eight. But he looked perfectly delightful in his skinny '60s-era suits and pilot's uniforms, and promises to acquit himself as well in "The Aviator," in which he plays Howard Hughes. In fact, as long as he stays away from unconvincing facial hair and stage-fighting - both of which were embarrassing on him in "Gangs Of New York" - he'll have nothing to fear from Russell Crowe. From Sunny Oz, Rick :) Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
  • NY POST...SUSAN M KIRSCHBAUM March 2, 2004 -- Diane Lane's curves, Holly Hunter's shoulders, Angelina Jolie's decolletage - there was more than enough old-style Hollywood glamour to go around at the Oscars, even among the former grunge and Goth set. The post-Oscar buzz among fashion insiders was all about flawless image, especially among those who've sinned before. Among those in the cleaned-up-real-nice category were the formerly barefoot, newly married Julia Roberts in flesh-toned Armani and former Goth gal Jolie in a white Marc Bouwer halter gown plunging to a low V in front with diamonds cascading down her cleavage. With her hair pulled up and back to reveal stud earrings, she wore just enough to titillate the crowd, even if it didn't quite hide her tattoo. "Her dress was beautiful, but she was wearing nothing," said Michael Gallagher, who collects and sells vintage fashion magazines. "I don't know what kept it all up." Fashion insiders also agree that Roberts has come of age. "She's become a real woman," said Robert Verdi, stylist for "Full Frontal Fashion." "She's grown into a fashion icon of beauty and good taste." Mary Alice Stephenson, a fashion editor, agreed. "I was pleasantly surprised. She seemed very at ease. This was definitely not some fashionista moment." Naomi Watts, Jennifer Garner and Lane went for Audrey Hepburn style with swept-up hair. Watts lit up the room in silver-beaded, flesh-toned Versace. In her vintage, one-shoulder-bared Valentino, Garner looked like "Hollywood's next sweetheart," said Cayli Cavaco, editor at Teen Vogue. And Lane picked a slender white gown with silver circles by Loris Azzaro, the vintage designer of the-moment. "A dress like that would cost six to ten thousand," fashion historian Tiffany Dubin tells The Post. "Diane was a thin creative goddess who took a vintage leap." Catherine Zeta-Jones, Julianne Moore and Hunter were lauded for their sexy, flowing locks and sophistication. Hunter elegantly revealed shapely shoulders in Vera Wang, while Moore's auburn hair barely skimmed her silver-beaded Versace halter gown. According to celebrity hair stylist Marc Garrison: "Her hair had volume in the crown and the middle, a bit Goldie Hawnish but great." And Zeta-Jones va-voomed in a fire-engine red Versace. "She dared to wear red in a sea of muted colors and white," proclaimed Montgomery Frazier, image guru. Last but not least, Nicole Kidman conquered all in gray-blue strapless Chanel. "Shockingly gorgeous," said Verdi. With her "windswept" hair, he continued, she looked "like she left the convertible top down." Julia Roberts The pretty woman becomes her own Oscar statuette in glorious bronze Armani. Jennifer Garner No alias needed as she vamps in tangerine vintage Valentino and clutches a Fendi bag. Diane Lane As if her own curves weren't enough, she encircles her cleavage, courtesy of vintage Loris Azzaro. Nicole Kidman She turned heads in turn-of-the-century Chanel, a Bulgari green diamond necklace at her throat. Naomi Watts The Aussi princess brilliantly emerged from the land down under in Versace. Hilary Swank She could make boys and girls cry in this vintage Valentino. Most improved since Saturday's Indie Spirit Awards. Holly Hunter Pink and poised huntress Holly chose Vera Wang. Angelina Jolie In Marc Bouwer's dipping decolletage or the H. Stern diamonds, this vixen's tempting. Shohreh Aghdashloo Shohreh Aghdashloo hints I'm a lady in Simin while carrying a Bernard Jacobs bag. Julianne Moore The auburn stunner looks so good, she's laughing in this silver peek-a-boo Versace.
  • By JOCELYN NOVECK, Associated Press Writer "Life offers you a thousand chances," says the tagline for "Under the Tuscan Sun," the new film based on Frances Mayes' bestseller about starting a new life in Tuscany. "All you have to do is take one." To some ears, that may sound a bit too romance novel-y, too movie-of-the-week. And that's exactly what the film feels like some of the time, with a touch of travelogue thrown in. Fortunately, it has one undeniable attribute, and it's a big one: Diane Lane (news). It would be hard not to fall under Lane's spell. Not just because she's beautiful, though that certainly helps. But it seems this actress cannot strike a false note. Whatever emotion she's living through registers itself on her face so purely and simply that you just don't want the camera to leave her. Which is a good thing for this film, because Lane is in almost every shot. As for the rest of it, well, the scenery is beautiful and there are some genuinely touching moments. But occasionally, it's just a little too pat, nowhere more so than in the oops-let's-pull-it-all-together ending. Frances Mayes, as many readers know, is a San Francisco-based writer who decided, with her husband, to buy and renovate a 300-year-old villa in the Tuscan town of Cortona — thereby living out the fantasy of many an armchair traveler. When Audrey Wells set out to write and direct the film version, she decided she needed to add some dramatic tension. So in the film, Frances finds out her husband has been cheating on her, then suffers a bitter divorce. When she hits rock bottom, her friends offer her a trip to Italy as a salve for a broken heart. Wandering through the streets with her travelmates (turns out she's been booked on a gay tour), she spies a villa for sale in a real estate agency window. Minutes later, the bus happens to pass that very same villa. "Stop the bus!" she shouts. Before you can say "impulse purchase," Frances has left the tour and bought the house — without so much as glancing into the rooms. (In reality, Mayes and her husband did a lot more research before settling on their villa, "Bramasole.") As the days go by, Frances melts into the community. She hires a ragtag group of Polish builders to renovate her home. She makes friends with them, and with her real estate agent — a kind man who'd be her lover if he weren't devoted to his wife — and with her neighbors, and with Katherine (Lindsay Duncan), a fiftyish British woman who wears flamboyant hats and lives on memories of once working with Fellini. She starts to cook again — beautiful meals for her friends and neighbors. At this point, the cynical among us might think, wait — is it really possible to buy a house in like, five minutes? Is absolutely everyone in Italy nice? And where are all the smokers, anyway? No one seems to smoke here. But we digress. What Frances desperately needs is some male companionship — and she finds it in a dashingly handsome man she meets on the streets of Rome. The plot moves swiftly from there, with Frances reaching the inevitable personal insights and Wells tying it all together — a bit irksomely — at the last moment. Quibbles aside, the film does show Tuscany in all its sun-drenched glory. And Lane, so good in "Unfaithful" and now here, shows once again that she should be getting as many big Hollywood roles as she wants. (A scene in which she exults after a romp with her new lover is worth the price of admission alone.) If this film were called "On a Dark Boring Street" rather than "Under the Tuscan Sun," Lane could still make it shine. "Under the Tuscan Sun" is a Touchstone Pictures release. Rated PG-13 for sexual content and language. Running time: 113 minutes. Rating: two and a half stars out of four.
  • Not ONE nod for Whale Rider? I am pissed. On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 02:16:21 +1100, "Rick in Oz" wrotd: >http://canoe.ca/JamMovies/dec18_goldenglobes-ap.html >By ANTHONY BREZNICAN >Associated Press > BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- The Civil War epic "Cold Mountain" collected a >leading eight Golden Globe nominations Thursday including best drama, as >Hollywood marked the start of its annual trophy-giving season. >"Mystic River," the story of three adult friends linked by tragic crimes, >received five nominations each. >were the seafaring epic "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World," >the true-life horse racing story "Seabiscuit" and the fantasy saga "The Lord >of the Rings: The Return of the King." >four nominations including Peter Jackson for best director. >his repressed son, also got four nominations including best musical or >comedy. It competes against the year's highest-grossing movie, the >computer-animated "Finding Nemo," and three smaller films: "Lost in >Translation," the soccer coming-of-age story "Bend it Like Beckham" and the >British holiday romance anthology "Love Actually." >dwelled on the negative, got made-for-TV movie nominations for James Brolin >and Judy Davis -- who played former President Reagan and first lady Nancy. >The Showtime cable channel eventually picked up the movie. >Sand and Fog" joined with Russell Crowe's hardscrabble sea captain in >"Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World" in the lead dramatic movie >actor category. Other contenders were Tom Cruise for "The Last Samurai," >Jude Law for "Cold Mountain" and Sean Penn for "Mystic River." >nomination for lead dramatic actress in a movie, along with Uma Thurman for >"Kill Bill: Vol. 1," Charlize Theron for "Monster," Evan Rachel Wood for >"thirteen," and Cate Blanchett for "Veronica Guerin." >With a Pearl Earring" and one in the comedy class for "Lost in Translation." >Diane Keaton for "Something's Gotta Give" and Helen Mirren for "Calendar >Girls," two films about beauty and romance among older women. Jamie Lee >Curtis was also recognized in the category for playing a mom who switches >bodies with her teenage daughter in the remake "Freaky Friday," while Diane >Lane received a bid for the romance "Under the Tuscan Sun." >his role as a phony music teacher in "The School of Rock," while Johnny Depp >was nominated for playing a wobbly buccaneer in "Pirates of the Caribbean: >The Curse of the Black Pearl." Other nominees in the category: Murray for >"Lost in Translation," Jack Nicholson for "Something's Gotta Give" and Billy >Bob Thornton for "Bad Santa." >as the wife of a dowdy comic book scribe in "American Splendor" were among >supporting movie actress nominees along with Patricia Clarkson in "Pieces of >April," Holly Hunter in "thirteen" and Maria Bello in "The Cooler." >a tall-tale teller in "Big Fish," while Alec Baldwin was recognized for >playing a casino boss in "The Cooler." William H. Macy also received a bid >for playing a colorful but fictional horse race announcer in "Seabiscuit." >Other nominees: Ken Watanabe for his role as a warrior in "The Last >Samurai," Tim Robbins as a grown-up abuse victim in "Mystic River" and Peter >Sarsgaard as a skeptical editor in "Shattered Glass." >nominees were Sofia Coppola for "Lost in Translation," Clint Eastwood for >"Mystic River," Anthony Minghella for "Cold Mountain" and Peter Weir for >"Master and Commander." >award-grabber "The West Wing," the real-time Fox thriller "24," the FX >plastic surgery drama "Nip/Tuck," CBS' "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and >HBO's "Six Feet Under." >Office," about a brutally bad middle manager which airs in the United States >on BBC America. Other competitors were the fledgling Fox show "Arrested >Development," and three critical favorites, USA's "Monk," HBO's "Sex and the >City" and NBC's "Will & Grace." >very sleepy-sounding "Monk" star Tony Shalhoub told E! by phone. "It's a >great way to wake up." >history of honoring future Oscar winners. >telecast is scheduled for Jan. 25. The new date comes just two days before >Oscar nominations are announced on Jan. 27. >earlier than usual. >Golden Globe Awards, to be presented Jan. 25: >King"; "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World"; "Mystic River"; >"Seabiscuit." >Mountain"; Scarlett Johansson, "Girl With a Pearl Earring"; Charlize Theron, >"Monster"; Uma Thurman, "Kill Bill -- Vol. 1"; Evan Rachel Wood, "thirteen." >World"; Tom Cruise, "The Last Samurai"; Ben Kingsley, "House of Sand and >Fog"; Jude Law, "Cold Mountain"; Sean Penn, "Mystic River." >Nemo"; "Lost in Translation"; "Love Actually." >Johansson, "Lost in Translation"; Diane Keaton, "Something's Gotta Give"; >Diane Lane, "Under the Tuscan Sun"; Helen Mirren, "Calendar Girls." >"Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl"; Bill Murray, "Lost >in Translation"; Jack Nicholson, "Something's Gotta Give"; Billy Bob >Thornton, "Bad Santa." >Germany; "Monsieur Ibrahim," France; "Osama," Afghanistan; "The Return," >Russia. >April"; Hope Davis, "American Splendor"; Holly Hunter, "thirteen"; Renee >Zellweger, "Cold Mountain." >William H. Macy, "Seabiscuit"; Tim Robbins, "Mystic River"; Peter Sarsgaard, >"Shattered Glass"; Ken Watanabe, "The Last Samurai." >River"; Peter Jackson, "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King"; >Anthony Minghella, "Cold Mountain"; Peter Weir, "Master and Commander: The >Far Side of the World." >Actually"; Brian Helgeland, "Mystic River"; Anthony Minghella, "Cold >Mountain"; Jim Sheridan, Naomi Sheridan and Kirsten Sheridan, "In America." >Elfman, "Big Fish"; Howard Shore, "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the >King"; Gabriel Yared, "Cold Mountain"; Hans Zimmer, "The Last Samurai." >Elton John, lyrics by Bernie Taupin; "Into the West" from "The Lord of the >Rings: The Return of the King," by Howard Shore, Fran Walsh and Annie >Lennox; "Man of the Hour" from "Big Fish," by Eddie Vedder; "Time Enough for >Tears" from "In America," by Bono, Gavin Friday and Maurice Seezer; "You >Will Be My Ain True Love" from "Cold Mountain," by Sting. >FX; "Six Feet Under," HBO; "The West Wing," NBC. >Allison Janney, "The West Wing"; Joely Richardson, "Nip/Tuck"; Amber >Tamblyn, "Joan of Arcadia." >Trace"; William Petersen, "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"; Martin Sheen, >"The West Wing"; Kiefer Sutherland, "24." >Office," BBC America; "Sex and the City," HBO; "Will & Grace," NBC. >McEntire, "Reba"; Debra Messing, "Will & Grace"; Sarah Jessica Parker, "Sex >and the City"; Bitty Schram, "Monk"; Alicia Silverstone, "Miss Match." >"Friends"; Bernie Mac, "The Bernie Mac Show"; Eric McCormack, "Will & >Grace"; Tony Shalhoub, "Monk." >in Umbria," HBO; "Normal," HBO; "Soldier's Girl," Showtime; "Tennessee >Williams' The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone," Showtime. >Jessica Lange, "Normal"; Helen Mirren, "Tennessee Williams' The Roman Spring >of Mrs. Stone"; Maggie Smith, "My House in Umbria"; Meryl Streep, "Angels in >America." >Starring Pancho Villa as Himself"; James Brolin, "The Reagans"; Troy Garity, >"Soldier's Girl"; Al Pacino, "Angels in America"; Tom Wilkinson, "Normal." >Cattrall, "Sex and the City"; Kristin Davis, "Sex and the City"; Megan >Mullally, "Will & Grace"; Cynthia Nixon, "Sex and the City"; Mary-Louise >Parker, "Angels in America." >Hayes, "Will & Grace"; Lee Pace, "Soldier's Girl"; Ben Shenkman, "Angels in >America"; Patrick Wilson, "Angels in America"; Jeffrey Wright, "Angels in >America."
  • Let's see, an actress since age 11. On the cover of Time at age 12. Recently starred in "Unfaithful," a huge critical and box office hit. Yep, she's a real slouch. >lining up to see her movies. She was never an A+ list actress, her >potential was squandered, regardless of her acting abilities. Frankly, >for someone who wants first class everything as displayed in her >agreement, she doesn't deserve it.
  • In article , umhuh2003@yahoo.com (Um Huh) wrote: > Chief Wild Eagle wrote in message > lining up to see her movies. She was never an A+ list actress, her > potential was squandered, regardless of her acting abilities. Frankly, > for someone who wants first class everything as displayed in her > agreement, she doesn't deserve it. If she's playing the lead in the movie, she's the star, and you want your star to be comfortable and able to deliver her best work. It's just common sense. Now, I bet Julia Roberts's contracts demand a *LOT* more than that. wg
  • mslinda wrote in alt.showbiz.gossip: > Brandy Alexandre wrote: > requests were average for an actress of her caliber? It was one of > the few things the NG has ever agreed on. I'm pretty sure we did. The discussion lasted a few days. So I'm amazed this was posted again. Someone is way behind. -- Brandy  Alexandre http://www.swydm.com/?refer=BrandyAlx Well, would you? --- Why are people with closed minds first to open their mouths?
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