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  • In 1981, Evan Rachel Wood's character is Anna in the production of Biwi-O-Biwi: The Fun-Film.

  • For the 2002 video Black Cravings 10, she is cast in the role of Daniella Rogers.

  • For the 2001 video release of Blazin, Evan Rachel Wood plays Harriet Frankovitz.

  • Evan Rachel Wood plays Tobe in the 1923 production of The Catechist of Kil-Arni.

  • For the 1960 release of Akd al katel, Al, Evan Rachel Wood plays the part of Robin Garr.

  • In 1962, Evan Rachel Wood plays Tessa in the movie Bill of Hare.

  • For the 1999 feature Get Bruce, she takes the role of Herself.

  • In 1947, Evan Rachel Wood plays Emily Lindstrom in the show Amours de Blanche Neige, Les.

  • For the 1913 show Decena tragica I, she takes the role of Herself.

  • For the 2006 show Crimini: Troppi equivoci, she stars as Kylie Owens.

  • In 1981, Evan Rachel Wood stars as Lainey Christian in the show Amanhecendo.

  • For the 2007 movie Black, White and Yellow, she stars as Tracy Louise Freeland.

  • In 1987, Evan Rachel Wood stars as Popeye Wolfmeyer in the movie Braindead.

  • In 1932, she takes the role of Jessie Sammler in the show Cowboy Counsellor.

  • She stars as Chloe Waters #2 (1998-1999) in the 1943 movie Criminals Within.

  • For the 1936 feature Grand Finale, Evan Rachel Wood plays Herself - presenter.

  • For the 1996 release of God's Lonely Man, Evan Rachel Wood's character is Herself - Presenter.

  • Evan Rachel Wood plays Grainne in the 1938 release of Gu wu xing shi ji.

  • In 1915, she stars as Kimberly Joyce in the movie The Gratitude of Conductor 786.

  • For the 1915 production of The Devil and Idle Hands, Evan Rachel Wood's character is Angela Christensen.

  • She takes the role of Concierge in the 2006 movie The Critic.

  • For the 1995 production of Desiertos mares, Evan Rachel Wood's character is Mrs. Gaythorne.

  • In 1978, she takes the role of Madame Lamballe in the movie Chakrayudham.

  • In 1997, Evan Rachel Wood plays Mrs. Musquash in the show Cutting Moments.

  • For the 1957 release of Bonjour jeunesse, Evan Rachel Wood's character is Singer at the Bottle Club.

  • Evan Rachel Wood, Guy Pearce join "Mildred" remake (Reuters)

    
    Reuters - Evan Rachel Wood and Guy Pearce will co-star opposite Kate Winslet in HBO's five-hour miniseries adaptation of "Mildred Pierce."
    on 2010-03-15 04:45:13

  • Pearce, Wood and Leo join 'Mildred Pierce'

    
    TV News: HBO miniseries stars Kate Winslet -- Guy Pearce, Evan Rachel Wood and Melissa Leo have been added to the cast of HBO's "Mildred Pierce."
    on 2010-03-13 04:46:57

  • Marilyn Manson, Evan Rachel Wood engaged

    
    The shock-rocker reportedly proposed to the "True Blood" actress while he was performing on stage in Paris on Monday, according to reports.
    on 2010-01-11 04:47:34

  • Marilyn Manson to Make Evan Rachel Wood His Bride

    
    You might have heard that Marilyn Manson and his reunited honey Evan Rachel Wood just got engaged. That's half right. The 41-year-old shock-rocker and 22-year-old True...
    on 2010-01-08 04:45:28

  • Marilyn Manson to Make Evan Rachel Wood His Bride

    
    You might have heard that Marilyn Manson and his reunited honey Evan Rachel Wood just got engaged. That's half right. The 41-year-old shock-rocker and 22-year-old True...
    on 2010-01-08 04:45:35

  • Marilyn Manson to Make Evan Rachel Wood His Bride

    
    You might have heard that Marilyn Manson and his reunited honey Evan Rachel Wood just got engaged. That's half right. The 41-year-old shock-rocker and 22-year-old True...
    on 2010-01-08 04:45:47

  • Marilyn Manson to Make Evan Rachel Wood His Bride

    
    You might have heard that Marilyn Manson and his reunited honey Evan Rachel Wood just got engaged. That's half right. The 41-year-old shock-rocker and 22-year-old True...
    on 2010-01-08 04:45:52

  • Marilyn Manson and Evan Rachel Wood Are Engaged

    
    The rocker and the actress who've had an on-again, off-again relationship will tie the knot, says a source
    on 2010-01-08 04:46:14

  • Marilyn Manson and Evan Rachel Wood Get Engaged!

    
    They’ve been on and off for about four years now, but it sounds like Marilyn Manson and Evan Rachel Wood are ready to make their relationship official. According to a source, the “Sweet Dreams” musician proposed to his “True Blo
    on 2010-01-08 04:49:38

  • Marilyn Manson: Evan Rachel Wood and I Are Back Together

    
    The on-and-off couple are back on, the rocker saysGet more Us! Follow us on Twitter, Friend us on Fa[...]
    on 2009-12-05 04:49:51

  • Evan Rachel Wood and Marilyn Manson: Together Again

    
    They’ve dated on and off in the past, and the latest reports indicate that Evan Rachel Wood is back together with Marilyn Manson. Taking to Metal Hammer magazine, Manson said of the rekindled romance, “That’s kind of breaking news. Y
    on 2009-12-05 04:49:43

  • Marilyn Manson & Evan Rachel Wood Back Together

    
    Marylin Manson has rekindled his romance with Evan Rachel Wood. The odd couple began dating in 2007 but split a year later - and briefly reunited earlier this year before going their separate ways once more. Now the rocker has confirmed he and the Acros
    on 2009-12-05 04:48:51

  • Alexander Skarsgard Is a Hot Community Commodity

    
    True Blood hottie Alexander Skarsgard attracted his share of attention when he arrived at LAX last night. Even though he's been liked to his fair share of women, from Evan Rachel Wood to Kate Bosworth, he was solo as he rolled his luggage out to a car. La
    on 2009-11-19 04:50:11

  • Gucci Store Opening Draws Out the Stars

    
    Turning up to help draw attention to a new retail option, the stars were out for the Gucci Icon-Temporary Flash sneaker store grand opening in New York City on Saturday night (October 24). With Gucci creative director Frida Giannini dnd DJ Mark Ronson
    on 2009-10-25 04:47:08

  • Evan Rachel Wood joins "Conspirator" (Reuters)

    
    Reuters - Evan Rachel Wood has been cast in the Robert Redford-directed film "The Conspirator."
    on 2009-10-17 04:45:06

  • Caught! Alexander and Evan Emerge!

    
    Alexander Skarsgård was spotted breaking True Blood fans' hearts everywhere while publicly stepping out with Evan Rachel Wood late Friday night in L.A. The sorta mismatched pair were...
    on 2009-09-13 04:45:48

  • Bitch-Back! Skarsgård and Wood? Say It Ain't So!

    
    Dear Ted: Perez just had a story up that Alexander Skarsgård was seen in Shreveport, La., where he's filming a movie, with Evan Rachel Wood and that the two have been dating...
    on 2009-09-10 04:46:40

  • Evan Rachel Wood's True Romance

    
    Evan Rachel Wood is rumoured to be dating her 'True Blood' co-star Alexander Skarsgard.The 'Wrestler' actress is said to be so smitten with the actor she even flew to the set of his latest film this weekend so she could spend time with him.A source told g
    on 2009-09-09 04:49:02

  • Evan Rachel Wood: Beverly Hills Babe

    
    Tending to her personal health, Evan Rachel Wood was spotted making her exit from a Medical Center in Beverly Hills yesterday (September 3). The “Across the Universe” actress looked a bit drab considering her sunny context, sporting a black
    on 2009-09-05 04:49:22

  • Evan Rachel Wood's toothsomely sexy 'True Blood' debut

    
    All hail the Queen! Evan Rachel Wood made her much touted debut on "True Blood" Sunday night as Vampire Queen of Louisiana Sophie-Ann - and anyone who tuned in after rumors of steamy homoeroticism wasn't disappointed.
    on 2009-09-01 04:47:11

  • Evan Rachel Wood gives fangs for role on 'True Blood'

    
    Playing a vampires is in Evan Rachel Wood's blood. The "Thirteen" actress' father, Ira David Wood, once appeared as Dracula in a theater production, her brothers are huge fans of horror, and her mother used to read Anne Rice to her when she was a kid.
    on 2009-08-29 04:46:46

  • JT on the Big Screen, Plus the Daytime Emmys, and Evan Rachel Wood on True Blood!

    
    It's a vampire-filled episode for the PopSugar Rush weekend edition. It's not all about bloodsuckers though - check out a preview of what to expect from the daytime Emmys this weekend and a NYC hotel that's giving the outside quite a view. All that and a
    on 2009-08-29 04:49:35

  • Volturi Vampires, Plus the Daytime Emmys and Evan Rachel Wood on True Blood!

    
    It's a vampire-filled episode for the PopSugar Rush weekend edition. It's not all about bloodsuckers, though - check out a preview of what to expect from the Daytime Emmys this weekend and a NYC hotel that's giving the outside quite a view. All that and a
    on 2009-08-29 04:49:45

  • Evan Rachel Wood on 'True Blood' sex scenes: Character 'goes both ways'

    
    Evan Rachel Wood makes her debut on HBO's "True Blood" as the bloodsucking Queen Sophie-Anne this coming Sunday - and she's coquettishly hinting that viewers could see her in steamy scenes with either men or women.
    on 2009-08-28 04:47:32

  • Is Evan Rachel Wood Playing a Lesbian Vampire?

    
    Queen Sophie-Anne is True Blood's new equal-opportunity vampire. Evan Rachel Wood, who makes her devilish debut on the show this coming Sunday playing the 1,100-year-old bloodsucker...
    on 2009-08-27 04:45:36

  • Is Evan Rachel Wood Playing a Lesbian Vampire?

    
    Queen Sophie-Anne is True Blood's new equal-opportunity vampire. Evan Rachel Wood, who makes her devilish debut on the show this coming Sunday playing the 1,100-year-old bloodsucker...
    on 2009-08-27 04:45:47

  • Is Evan Rachel Wood Playing a Lesbian Vampire?

    
    Queen Sophie-Anne is True Blood's new equal-opportunity vampire. Evan Rachel Wood, who makes her devilish debut on the show this coming Sunday playing the 1,100-year-old bloodsucker...
    on 2009-08-27 04:46:04

  • Is Evan Rachel Wood Playing a Lesbian Vampire?

    
    Queen Sophie-Anne is True Blood's new equal-opportunity vampire. Evan Rachel Wood, who makes her devilish debut on the show this coming Sunday playing the 1,100-year-old bloodsucker...
    on 2009-08-27 04:45:56

  • Is Evan Rachel Wood Playing a Lesbian Vampire?

    
    Queen Sophie-Anne is True Blood's new equal-opportunity vampire. Evan Rachel Wood, who makes her devilish debut on the show this coming Sunday playing the 1,100-year-old bloodsucker...
    on 2009-08-27 04:46:26

  • Evan Rachel Wood's True Blood Debut

    
    If you're as addicted to True Blood as I am, this Sunday cannot come soon enough. If you haven't heard by now, Evan Rachel Wood will make her debut on the hit HBO as vampire...
    on 2009-08-27 04:46:28
  • http://people.aol.com/people/articles/0,19736,1064524,00.html By Stephen M. Silverman Though she goes light on the makeup, Gwyneth Paltrow will be the new face of the cosmetics giant Est=E9e Lauder. An international print and TV advertising campaign for Pleasures fragrance featuring the 32-year-old Shakespeare in Love Oscar winner will begin this fall, USA Today reports. Of her new career turn, the London-based Paltrow is quoted as saying: "Years ago, endorsing a product was considered something a movie actress shouldn't do, but now having a contract is almost like a status symbol." Other than a small role in the upcoming movie Running with Scissors (which also stars Annette Bening and Evan Rachel Wood), the Lauder job reportedly is Paltrow's first since the birth of daughter Apple, whose first birthday was May 14. Dad is Paltrow's husband, Chris Martin of Coldplay - which played the Saturday Night Live season finale Saturday in New York, where the couple is said to be selling their apartment. To a working mom, Paltrow says, modeling for Lauder "allows me to be with my daughter, which is what I want to do until some fantastic movie role comes along and makes me change my mind." Last week, in a revealing interview with London's Evening Standard, Paltrow admitted that after her father, Bruce, died in October 2002 following a recurrence of throat cancer, she battled clinical depression and fought through feelings of guilt at not having done enough for him during his illness. What eventually got her through the grief was the birth of her daughter Apple. "She's been very healing for us - for myself, my brother, my mother," said Paltrow, referring to actress Blythe Danner. "For me, the greatest joy before I gave birth to (Apple) was the idea that she would be one-quarter my father." Paltrow also said she had embraced a new outlook on life. "I'm not as stringent as I was in the past," said Paltrow, who used to adhere to a strict macrobiotic diet. "Now I'll have cheese once in a while or white flour, but I still believe in whole grains and no sugar."
  • Teen actress Evan Rachel Wood will star in director Julie Taymor's untitled musical that will use classic Beatles songs. The story centers on an American girl (Wood) and a British boy and is set against the backdrop of the social upheaval of the 1960s. Although not about the Fab Four, the musical will use their songs to drive the narrative, with the actors singing and dancing to the classic tunes.
  • http://canoe.ca/JamMovies/nov23_missing-sun.html Tommy Lee Jones saddles up For Tommy Lee, his work is his play By STEVE TILLEY -- Edmonton Sun NEW YORK -- Tommy Lee Jones has a reputation as big as his native Texas. And to no surprise, it always precedes him. He has a reputation as an actor, certainly, but also as a famously thorny interview subject whose outbursts have become the stuff of legend among those journalists unlucky enough to have borne witness to his temper. There's a reason Jones is often tapped by directors to play gruff, tough, fiercely intelligent characters - that's who he is in real life. He does not suffer fools, gladly or otherwise, especially fools armed with notebooks and tape recorders asking foolish questions about foolish things. Thus, approaching a one-on-one interview with Jones for his new Western-cum-thriller The Missing is sort of like petting the neighbour's pit bull. You want to move slowly and carefully, offering your hand to the animal in a nervous gesture of friendship and hoping it comes back with the same number of fingers attached. As it turns out, Jones's storied bark is worse than his actual bite. Or maybe, like a fine wine, the 56-year-old has mellowed with age. Or it could be he's simply in a relatively docile mood on this particular sunny Saturday morning in a Manhattan hotel suite. No-nonsense but cordial, dressed in a shirt, tie and pressed pants, Jones is perfectly happy to shake hands and answer questions. About the movie. And only the movie. If you want to stay on his good side, don't bring up his college friendship with former Harvard roommate (and later, vice president) Al Gore, or his sometimes troubled relationships with women and his family, or (especially) his reputation as a bully, both on and offset. Instead, you could try mentioning that perhaps Jones has a good sense of irony but no sense of humour, and see where that takes you. "I don't know," he responds flatly. "I'm not a self-analytical guy, really." Or you could wonder if his young co-stars in the upcoming comedy Cheer Up, about a Texas Ranger who must protect a group of cheerleaders, are intimidated by his presence. "These girls are not going to be intimidated," he growls. "They're going to co-operate and work as a company. They're responsible actors, and responsible actors don't get intimidated." OK then. Back to the movie at hand. The Missing, opening in theatres Wednesday, stars Jones as a wanderer named Jones (honest) who returns to the frontier homestead of his estranged daughter (Cate Blanchett) in search of physical and spiritual healing. Blanchett's fiercely independent mother of two wants none of dad's attempts at reconciliation, but when her elder daughter (Evan Rachel Wood) is kidnapped by a creepy shaman (Northwest Territories-born Eric Schweig) and his outlaws, she needs dad's help to track them down through the wilderness. Directed by Ron Howard (A Beautiful Mind, Apollo 13), The Missing - or rather, the marketing forces behind it - seem to be doing everything possible to avoid the dreaded "Western" tag, opting for the term thriller instead. Even the trailers look more X-Files than Unforgiven. "It's become a pejorative term," explains Jones. "A lot of so-called Westerns were made, and they made a lot of money. Many more attempts were made to exploit that success, a lot of bad movies were made, and the term came to imply a money-losing proposition. "Those movies weren't very realistic. You'd find Monument Valley (Arizona) passed off as Texas. You'd see lots of quick-draw gunplay. And you'd see lots of native Americans chasing stagecoaches and howling at the moon and looking for chances to lift your scalp." So then, is The Missing a Western, or isn't it? "If it means a movie that deals with the history of the southwest in the 19th century, then this is a western. It's got horses in it, and guns, and dust, and fighting, and Indians. And," he says, nearly cracking a smile, "it has a log cabin." The Missing was a physically demanding shoot for Jones and the rest of the cast and crew, given that the majority of it was filmed on outdoor sets in the New Mexico wilderness. While Jones is an accomplished horseman - he lives on a ranch near San Antonio and is a passionate polo player - the forces of nature took their toll. "The movie started out in the mountains in a foot and a half of snow," he says. "As the weather warmed up, it turned into a foot and a half of mud. "As the characters embarked on their journey, the movie company went with them. We came out of the mountains down into the ravines, canyons and rocks of the foothills, and then on into the heat and extreme wind of the desert. And then we got to enjoy the flash flood." Jones isn't all work and no play, though. Or rather, his work is his play. He'd love to do a third Men in Black movie ("there's lots of talking, lots of speculation, much hurling of gauntlets and swearing of oaths and all that preliminary noise") and he's having a good time with Cheer Up. "They're fun," he says of comedies. "It's quite difficult, but I like it a lot. The main reason I like it a lot is it is the job I have today. That's the most important thing." His co-stars have nothing but good things to say about Jones, and he of them. Particularly Cate Blanchett, whose standout performance as Maggie Gilkeson in The Missing is generating some Oscar buzz. "She has all the qualities that you look for in an actor," he says of Blanchett. "She's well-educated, well-trained, always on time, she knows her lines. She's generous. She's not at all egotistical, she's not paranoid. She's free. Thoughtful. Utterly fearless. And perfect." And would she say the same of him? At this, Jones - for the first time during this chat, and perhaps proving that he's more puppy dog than pit bull - laughs out loud. "No. She'd say, 'Where'd you get that stupid redneck name?' " THE TOUGH GUY TALKS TOUGH Prickly. Tough as nails. No nonsense. A manly man. Is it Tommy Lee Jones, or the character he's playing? In most cases it's both. The 56-year-old actor, who plays a white man living amongst the Apache people of the American southwest in The Missing, is a tough-guy actor who's made his mark playing tough-guy roles. We compiled a small sampling of some of Mr. Jones's thick-skinned cinematic alter-egos from the past decade, with a sample quote from each. THE HUNTED (2003) - L. T. Bonham, retired special forces commander. "If I'm not back in two days, it'll mean I'm dead." SPACE COWBOYS (2000) - Col. William "Hawk" Hawkins, former test pilot turned astronaut. "What is a pancreas, anyhow? I mean, I don't know what the damn thing does for you, besides give you cancer." RULES OF ENGAGEMENT (2000) - Col. Hayes "Hodge" Hodges, ex-marine military lawyer. "You ever have a pissed-off marine on your ass?" DOUBLE JEOPARDY (1999) - Travis Lehman, gruff and tenacious parole officer. "There are no second chances here! This is the last chance house!" VOLCANO (1997) - Mike Roark, crusty emergency services director. "You don't like my plan? That's good. Give me a another plan, but don't tell me we're backing out!" MEN IN BLACK ( 1997) - Agent K, deadpan alien hunter. "People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it." COBB (1994) - Ty Cobb, loathed baseball legend. "(Babe Ruth) could run OK for a fat man." THE CLIENT (1994) - "Reverend" Roy Foltrigg, hard-nosed Southern lawyer. "I can assure you, you have been an even larger pain in the ass." THE FUGITIVE (1993) - Sam Gerard, hard-driving U.S. marshal. "Don't ever argue with the big dog, because the big dog is always right."
  • 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."
  • "Thanatos" wrote in message news:atropos-5602CE.21455318032008@news.giganews.com... > In article > , > TranslucentAmoebae wrote: possession"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/11/mary-ann-busted-with-mary-jane/ responsibility"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/12/it-wasnt-mary-anns-mary-jane/ > difference? He can't tell you...too drunk.
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  • http://entertainment.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4459,8920439%255E7485%2 55E%255Enbv,00.html Roles up her sleeves By Lynden Barber March 10, 2004 SAY what you like about Holly Hunter, her dedication to film promotion is hard to fault. Only days after partying into the early hours at various post-Oscars parties, she's already in Australia talking up her movie Thirteen. She had a supporting actress nomination for the film, in which she plays the battling mother of a wild 13-year-old girl - her fourth nod after Broadcast News, The Firm and The Piano (which won her the 1994 Academy Award for Best Actress). And if she is disappointed at not waltzing off with another golden guy this year, it doesn't show. "I was thrilled. In fact I had a blast that night, stayed up till 4am, going from one party to another," gabbles the diminutive native of Georgia in the southern US. "I think I can actually coast on that awhile," she says. "There's such an elevation of energy that it's stayed around for a while." This may help explain why the 45-year-old actor appears so vibed-up despite the rigours of international travel. There is also the fact that "the connection that a movie has to the public is very important to me". "I don't take it for granted," she says of the acclaim the movie has received in the US, "because it doesn't happen with every movie, not even a good movie. Sometimes I'll do a movie that I'm very proud of, and for some reason or another it doesn't catch ... It's a privilege to travel with a movie that people have a connection to." The bracingly unsentimental and certainly unglamorous Thirteen is all of a piece for Hunter, who has never shied away from off-beat, confronting or contentious movies. Witness some of her previous roles, including in David Cronenberg's bizarre Crash (whose depiction of people sexually aroused by car crashes provoked a ban in London) and two of the wackier movies by Coen brothers, Joel and Ethan - Raising Arizona and O' Brother, Where Art Thou?. For Hunter, Thirteen was irresistible. Indeed her interest in the film - which ignited a debate about sexual precocity in the US late last year - helped to swing the finance into place when the British-based production house Working Title came on board. Taking an executive producer credit, Hunter asked for new drafts to beef up the characterisation of the adult roles and make the drama more multifaceted. Plenty of actors talk about wanting great roles, but what does Hunter understand by that term? "Something that I don't know about," she answers without a moment's hesitation. "Something that is outside the realm of my everyday life. That's always fun." Which explains why not being a mother was no barrier to the role. But, she admits, finding these great roles is "really hard" - even for an actor as well regarded as she is. "Let's say you've got 5000 great actors - there's 500 great s," she says. Then there's her age - she turns 46 this month, which "inevitably" makes things harder, although, she says, "it's never been easy for me, I've never been easily categorisable as an actress". This is, she says, because she moves between leading lady and character roles. "But the fact is, it's important to act, it's good to work. So actors often have to take jobs that are not the ideal job, because it's very good to work, and also you've got to make a living. So there's all kinds of reasons to act, and I exploit all of 'em." For all that, Hunter has enjoyed a career peppered with unusual and memorable roles. Though attractive, she lacks the glamour-kitten looks of a Charlize Theron or a Nicole Kidman - something that may have helped her to be taken seriously as a performer. Even though Hunter's roles don't always work at the box office, or with critics, they mark her out as someone prepared to take chances - a serious actor with a distinctive public profile rather than a movie star. Witness A Life Less Ordinary, Scottish director Danny Boyle's fable-like follow-up to Trainspotting. It was widely regarded as a disappointment, yet memorably odd. If she has any peers, they are Judy Davis (who also stuck her neck out with a daring role in a Cronenberg film, the William Burroughs adaptation Naked Lunch) and Jodie Foster. Like both of them, Hunter possesses an unmistakable intensity and strength of character that she carries from film to film. In Thirteen, the scenes between mother and daughter (Evan Rachel Wood) are so authentic that you start to believe you are watching a fly-on-the-wall documentary rather than a piece of ed fiction. There are no look-at-me acting tricks here. Hunter's eyes light up - well, as much as her Bible-black pupils ever will - at the mention of Foster's name. Hunter had appeared in Foster's second directorial feature, Home For The Holidays. It was a terrific experience, she recalls. "Jodie understands that ... you make your movie when you cast it, and she cast that movie impeccably," she says. Hunter has worked for several female directors including Jane Campion (The Piano), Alison Maclean (Jesus' Son) and Thirteen director and co-writer Catherine Hardwicke. "I think it's serendipitous. Coincidence? Who knows?" she shrugs. The women for whom Hunter has worked have had little in common, she points out: "I don't think it breaks down along gender lines like that. I mean, I've worked with men really intimately." James L. Brooks, who gave Hunter her breakthrough role as a TV news producer in 1987's Broadcast News, is an intimate director, she says, implying he brings a degree of femininity to his work. "He loves actors, he loves getting in there with you and experimenting with stuff ... he likes to play." The Australian From Sunny Oz, Rick :) Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
  • Slide show: http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/040126/482/gga16801260128 By ERIN HANAFY, Associated Press Writer The red carpet blossomed with spring colors as stars donned ladylike gowns for Sunday's Golden Globe Awards. Outrageous fashions were in short supply as most stars played it safe with pretty pastels or black in gowns that revealed just enough to be sexy but not enough to steal the spotlight at the 61st annual awards show in Beverly Hills, Calif. Bucking that trend was "Cold Mountain" star Nicole Kidman in a gold sequin backless dress with a plunging neckline held together with nude fabric. Kidman's loose curls were held back with a gold headband. "I need a coat, though," Kidman told Joan Rivers on E! Entertainment Television. "I sort of like that it's got a sort of slight Salome feel to it." The other red carpet surprise was Jennifer Lopez (news), who wasn't expected to appear on the red carpet. Days after her breakup with fiance Ben Affleck (news), Lopez strolled by fans appearing effortlessly chic in a tangerine goddess gown with silver straps, her hair pulled up in a loose ponytail. Goddess gowns also gave a romantic flair to Kim Cattrall of HBO's "Sex and the City" in vintage Valentino and "Lost in Translation" director Sofia Coppola in Azzedine Allaia. Youthful, fresh looks were seen on the red carpet, like the nude-colored corset gown worn by 19-year-old "Lost in Translation" star Scarlett Johansson, a fashion enthusiast who sang a song as part of Cynthia Rowley's spring runway show in September in New York. Elisha Cuthbert, 21, of Fox's "24" wore a 1950s inspired, ladylike look with a strapless, pale pink organza cocktail dress by Monique Lhuillier, accessorized with a small bouquet of roses at the waist. "It's a little prom queen but I love it," Cuthbert told Melissa Rivers on E! "I wanted to do simple, I didn't want to do too crazy." Evan Rachel Wood, 16, of "thirteen" wore a simple metallic gray spaghetti strap gown, with minimal, radiant makeup and loosely pulled up hair, and "Joan of Arcadia" star Amber Tamblyn, 20, wore a pale apricot corset gown with handkerchief train by designer Reem Acra. Carson Kressley, the fashion guru on Bravo's "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy," got into the spring spirit, wearing a pink jacket.
  • http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/2005/01/24/908922-ap.html Costner playing ballplayer in 'Anger' By DAVID GERMAIN Kevin Costner, star of the film "The Upside of Anger," poses at the Sundance Film Festival. (AP Photo/Kevork Djansezian) PARK CITY, Utah (AP) - There are three notable differences in Kevin Costner's latest career move as a big-screen ballplayer: -The star of the previous baseball flicks Bull Durham, Field of Dreams and For Love of the Game plays a retired ballplayer in the comic drama The Upside of Anger, which premiered over the weekend at the Sundance Film Festival. -Costner is a supporting performer to the film's central character, played by Joan Allen. -The actor known for such sober dramas as Dances With Wolves, JFK and The Untouchables is playing a good old goofball, a big-hearted meathead with a dopey laugh, a chronic marijuana buzz and a long-neck beer bottle perpetually in hand. When writer-director Mike Binder's for The Upside of Anger came his way, Costner had a moment's hesitation about doing another ballplayer. "But listen, I'm not that timid about, 'Ooh, what are people going to think?"' Costner said in an interview with The Associated Press. "I didn't think Field of Dreams had anything to do with For Love of the Game. I didn't think that Love of the Game had anything to do with Bull Durham. And I didn't do any of them because they were baseball. "When I saw this, I thought the not-careful journalists will write, 'Oh, another baseball movie.' But I did this because he was an interesting character." Opening theatrically in March, The Upside of Anger stars Allen as a woman with four daughters (Erika Christensen, Evan Rachel Wood, Keri Russell and Alicia Witt) who turns boozy and caustically bitter after her husband pulls a vanishing act. Costner plays Allen's laid-back neighbour, a former baseball star who becomes her drinking buddy and eventually tumbles into an uneasy relationship as her lover and referee for the woman's spats with her daughters. Allen said it was refreshing for Costner to cut loose in a jollier role. "I thought it would be fun to see him play something like that," Allen said. "We referred to him as a big teddy bear all the time. He was just really lovable and sweet and kind of goofy among all these women." Binder, also co-starring as a lecherous pal who produces a radio talk show hosted by Costner's character, wrote the with Allen in mind. The two had become chummy on the set of Allen's political drama The Contender, in which Binder co-starred. But it was Costner's star power that secured financing for the film. Costner, an Academy Award winner for best-picture and director on Dances With Wolves, never tried to muscle in on the production, though, said Binder, who wrote and starred in the HBO series The Mind of the Married Man. "He was the driving force behind getting the movie greenlighted, but he never used that power, which I respected," Binder said. "He was always one of the ensemble, one of the players. Never pulled rank. He never came to my editing room, never wanted me to recut anything. He truly was just a player and a supportive guy." One of Hollywood's biggest box-office draws in the late 1980s and early '90s with Field of Dreams, Dances With Wolves and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Costner has had fitful results with his movies over the last 12 years. Last summer's Western Open Range, which Costner directed and starred in, and the golf romance Tin Cup were modest successes. But his acclaimed political drama Thirteen Days failed to find an audience, and he had flops with such movies as the supernatural thriller Dragonfly and the heist flick 3000 Miles to Graceland. Costner, who turned 50 this month, said studio pressures to boost the films' commercial prospects undermined some of his big-budgeted movies. "I think some of the movies haven't lived up to what they should have been," Costner said. "When they're not done for a lot of money, sometimes you get a clearer voice, one single voice, about what the movie's to be about. And some of the movies for me that have not performed as well as I thought they could have, I think was because too many voices enter into them." Costner said he feels no career pressure to deliver another breakout hit, saying his films have been profitable enough between theatrical and home-video revenues. "I know what my movies do economically. I like everybody else understand what they do on opening weekend," Costner said. "The economic life of my movies, I'm really comfortable with what happens to them when they go out there, and so are the studios." From Sunny Oz, Rick :) Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
  • http://canoe.ca/JamMovies/nov3_mermaids-can.html Lange, Campbell head up 'Mermaids' By JAM! Movies Jessica Lange, Neve Campbell and Evan Rachel Wood have agreed to appear in "The Mermaids Singing," The Hollywood Reporter says. Based on the novel by Lisa Carey, "Mermaids" follows a young girl's return to the mystical Irish island where she was born. Screenwriter Robin Swicord ("Practical Magic") will make her directorial debut with the film. From Sunny Oz, Rick :) Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
  • http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/#2 Costner To Wed on Saturday? Kevin Costner will wed longtime girlfriend Christine Baumgartner this Saturday - just a week after Britney Spears wed in Los Angeles. Tim Allen, Bruce Willis and Oliver Stone will be among the celebrity wedding guests at the big day, which will be held at the actor's Aspen, Colorado, ranch, according to American news show Hollywood Insider. More than 500 guests are expected. Academy Award-winner Costner is next set to be seen on the big screen in The Upside of Anger opposite Joan Allen and Evan Rachel Wood. From Sunny Oz, Rick :) Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
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