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  • Mel Gibson Premieres ?Edge of Darkness?

    
    Hot on the promotional trail, Mel Gibson hit the red carpet alongside babymama Oksana Grigorieva at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California on Tuesday night (January 26). Out for the premiere of his new movie “Edge of Darkness,&#
    on 2010-01-27 04:50:31

  • Glamorous Gillard's a revelation

    
    LOOKING more like Jodie Foster than Julia Gillard, our Deputy Prime Minister has had a major overhaul in the latest issue of The Australian Women's Weekly.
    on 2009-11-25 04:47:54

  • Motherhood: A Harried-Mom Tale That Often Feels Tired

    
    When you have a parenting movie set in New York, you should know better than to expect a warm-'n'-fuzzy story about the joys of having kids. In fact, Motherhood is out to prove that mothers have it rough. The film follows Eliza Welsh (Uma Thurman), a Man
    on 2009-10-24 04:51:50

  • Summit picks up 'The Beaver'

    
    Los Angeles: Mel Gibson stars, Jodie Foster directs dark comedy -- Summit Entertainment has picked up dark comedy "The Beaver," starring Mel Gibson.
    on 2009-08-21 04:47:35

  • Summit in talks to pick up 'Beaver'

    
    Film News: Jodie Foster helming and starring with Mel Gibson -- Summit Entertainment is in advanced talks to acquire world rights to "The Beaver," with Mel Gibson starring for director Jodie Foster.
    on 2009-08-19 04:47:10

  • Uma Thurman: Motherhood's Paparazzi Problem

    
    Jodie Foster is playing Sarah Jessica Parker in Uma Thurman's new movie. Sorta. Katherine Dieckmann, director of Thurman's upcoming comedy Motherhood, tells me that a...
    on 2009-07-31 04:46:13

  • Uma Thurman: Motherhood's Paparazzi Problem

    
    Jodie Foster is playing Sarah Jessica Parker in Uma Thurman's new movie. Sorta. Katherine Dieckmann, director of Thurman's upcoming comedy Motherhood, tells me that a...
    on 2009-07-31 04:47:00

  • Uma Thurman: Motherhood's Paparazzi Problem

    
    Jodie Foster is playing Sarah Jessica Parker in Uma Thurman's new movie. Sorta. Katherine Dieckmann, director of Thurman's upcoming comedy Motherhood, tells me that a...
    on 2009-07-31 04:46:35

  • Mel, Jodie Reunite for Beaver (E! Online)

    
    E! Online - Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster are giving it another shot.
    on 2009-07-13 04:45:06

  • Mel, Jodie Reunite for Beaver (E! Online)

    
    E! Online - Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster are giving it another shot.
    on 2009-07-13 04:45:24

  • Mel Gibson to Star in The Beaver With Jodie Foster Directing

    
    The Beaver, a dark comedy about a depressed man "who finds solace in wearing a beaver hand-puppet," has been in the works for a long time now, with Steve Carell originally attached to play the lead role. At some point, Jim Carrey was rumored to be taking
    on 2009-07-11 04:50:29

  • Gibson 'to star in Foster film'

    
    Actress Jodie Foster will direct Mel Gibson in a film about a depressed man and his beaver hand-puppet, reports suggest.
    on 2009-07-11 04:47:29

  • Mel, Jodie Reunite for Beaver

    
    Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster are giving it another shot. E! News can confirm that the Hollywood heavyweights, who last costarred in a movie together 15 years ago in Maverick, are set to...
    on 2009-07-11 04:45:46

  • Mel Gibson to star in 'Beaver'

    
    Front Page: Jodie Foster to costar, direct film -- Mel Gibson will star in "The Beaver" for director Jodie Foster.
    on 2009-07-10 04:47:00

  • Jodie Foster and Mel Gibson zero in on "Beaver" (Reuters)

    
    Reuters - Jodie Foster is in negotiations to direct and co-star in the whimsical drama "The Beaver," a film about a man and his beaver puppet, and Mel Gibson is in talks to play the lead role.
    on 2009-07-10 04:45:15

  • Foster Remembers 'Brilliant, Beautiful' Richardson

    
    Jodie Foster has become the latest star to pay tribute to actress Natasha Richardson, who died on Wednesday (18Mar09).In a statement, Foster, who starred alongside the Brit and her husband Liam Neeson in 1994 movie Nell, remembers Richardson as a woman wh
    on 2009-03-20 04:49:06

  • Natasha Richardson Autopsy Underway

    
    Following the tragic death of actress Natasha Richardson, the New York City medical examiner’s office has begun an autopsy of the late star’s body. According to a report, the autopsy results should be available within the next day or so, th
    on 2009-03-20 04:50:38

  • Foster Caught Up in Tv Cop Show

    
    Hollywood actress Jodie Foster found herself caught up in a reality TV programme when she was recently stopped for a driving offence in Los Angeles.The Oscar-winner was pulled over by cops last weekend (21-22Feb09), after the officers suspected her of dri
    on 2009-02-28 04:48:25

  • HTV: Holiday Shopping with the Stars

    
    Hollywood.tv takes you to some favorite celebrity shopping spots. California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is accompanied by security agents while looking at pricey watches in Beverly Hills before jumping into an SUV and being driven away. Jodi
    on 2008-12-23 04:49:47

  • Foster leads flock of stars introducing films at AFI bash

    
    When Jodie Foster looks back on her performance in The Silence of the Lambs, she thinks: "Wow, I was really young!" She's not ...
    on 2008-10-03 05:07:26

  • Canine encounter for Sir Sean and Jodie Foster at movie night

    
    
    on 2008-10-03 05:05:25

  • Stars Present Their Movie Classics in Hollywood

    
    Imagine seeing 'Silence of the Lambs' and having Jodie Foster introduce the film. How about Keanu Reeves presenting 'The Matrix'? Or Dustin Hoffman there for 'Tootsie'? Stars, filmmakers and fans flocked to Sunset Blvd. Wednesday night to take part in a
    on 2008-10-03 04:50:34

  • HTV: Sharon Stone Spotted in Beverly Hills

    
    ET has the latest... Just days after her latest custody battle was made public, Sharon Stone was spotted by Hollywood.tv at a toy store in Beverly Hills. Then, actress extraordinaire Jodie Foster did her best to sneak out of hotspot Koi, even using her
    on 2008-09-25 04:50:27

  • Catch a flick with your favorite celeb for $25 (AP)

    
    AP - Sit beside Steve Martin for a screening of "The Jerk," share a theater with Mike Myers for a showing of "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery" or squirm in your seat alongside Jodie Foster during "The Silence of the Lambs."
    on 2008-09-11 04:45:56

  • Jodie Foster pregnant?

    
    Jodie Foster has sparked rumours she is pregnant. The 'Brave One' actress, who split from lesbian lover Cydney Bernard in May after a 14-year relationship, displayed an apparent baby bump in a tight purple sundress while out in Los Angeles over the weeken
    on 2008-09-02 04:51:24

  • Jodie Foster excited to be in her 40s (AFP)

    
    
    on 2008-08-18 04:45:06

  • Burning Q's: Why Is Freaky Friday So Freakin' Freaky? (E! Online)

    
    E! Online - It is interesting that as kids both Jodie Foster and Lindsay Lohan starred in Freaky Friday and they both might be gay. Is there a connection?
    on 2008-08-12 04:45:14

  • Burning Q's: Why Is Freaky Friday So Freakin' Freaky? (E! Online)

    
    E! Online - It is interesting that as kids both Jodie Foster and Lindsay Lohan starred in Freaky Friday and they both might be gay. Is there a connection?
    on 2008-08-12 04:45:03

  • Burning Q's: Why Is Freaky Friday So Freakin' Freaky? (E! Online)

    
    E! Online - It is interesting that as kids both Jodie Foster and Lindsay Lohan starred in Freaky Friday and they both might be gay. Is there a connection?
    on 2008-08-09 04:45:08

  • Burning Q's: Why Is Freaky Friday So Freakin' Freaky? (E! Online)

    
    E! Online - It is interesting that as kids both Jodie Foster and Lindsay Lohan starred in Freaky Friday and they both might be gay. Is there a connection?
    on 2008-08-09 04:45:38
  • "Tartarus Sanctus" wrote in message news:4469e7b2$1@nntp.zianet.com... > Leftists = traitors wrote: > the Republicans that Rush tells you to love and respect. She is a great > choice for a commencement speaker. Indeed: "In 1980, she graduated as the best of her class from the College Lycée Français and began to study English Literature at Yale University, from where she graduated magna cum laude in 1985." http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000149/bio
  • SoCally wrote: > material. I hate when actresses bitch about no role for women over 40 > -- and yet they do nothing to actually FIND the roles! The men like > George Clooney and Sean Penn are getting older too but they are > creating their own work. Clooney even said that's the whole reason he > got into directing - because he knew he wouldn't get work as he ages. > So Meg really only has herself to blame. > she deserves. Everyone knows that Denis cheated throughout his > marriage. > his bad guy image is ALL about his temper, not Meg. She always said they remained friends. but judging from his remarks I'd say not.
  • > If she was smart she could have maintained her natural appeal and > transitioned into roles where she played the mother, or older sister. > Both she and Sharon Stone are hideous these days because of plastic > surgery. They should have done what Jodie Foster did -- develope their own material. I hate when actresses bitch about no role for women over 40 -- and yet they do nothing to actually FIND the roles! The men like George Clooney and Sean Penn are getting older too but they are creating their own work. Clooney even said that's the whole reason he got into directing - because he knew he wouldn't get work as he ages. So Meg really only has herself to blame. Although I do think she gets more of a bum wrap for the divorce that she deserves. Everyone knows that Denis cheated throughout his marriage. As far as Crowe, I'm surprised he sounds a little bitter about it. But his bad guy image is ALL about his temper, not Meg.
  • I ain't sayin' nothing Spike Lee on the set of his tense hostage drama Inside Man. Photo: David Lee March 31, 2006 Spike Lee has no problem calling Jodie Foster the c-word. He just has problems talking in general, Katrina Lobley reports. Spike Lee is a man of few words. This makes him an actor's dream. He doesn't stand around overanalysing the . He doesn't stop for lunch. He gets on with the job and everyone goes home at 6pm. This is all well and good. Off set, this means talking to Lee is hard work. The Malcolm X director has made a big change in direction to make the bank heist-thriller Inside Man. The first hint our chat won't be easy comes when the film's Sydney publicist is asked if the phone interview with Lee, who is in Berlin, will be the standard 20 minutes. "Yes," she says, "but Spike is quite economical with his words. I think you'll find that 20 minutes is enough." This is publicist-speak for "hold on tight". The alarm bells are ringing louder when the American publicist gets on the line to put Lee through: "You've got 15 to 17 minutes, but take your time - Spike's a great interview." There is a lot to ask Lee, even ignoring his outstanding career. Inside Man has a stellar cast: long-time Lee collaborator Denzel Washington, Clive Owen, Jodie Foster, Willem Dafoe, Christopher Plummer and Chiwetel Ejiofor. Lee has directed an unusually gripping take on the genre. Owen plays the mastermind who leads three cohorts into the lobby of a Manhattan bank, where they hold 50 customers and staff hostage. Washington is a detective who must fix the situation while the stink of a recent scandal still clings to him. Foster dons a power suit and stilettos to play the powerbroker brought in to rescue the contents of one particular safety deposit box. One of the most surprising moments in Inside Man is when Foster's character is called "a magnificent c---". Was Lee being deliberately provocative using that language? "It was the character, it was in the ," Lee says. "We asked Jodie if she had any problems [with it] and she said no. We asked the actor if he had any problems saying it and he said no. We put it in." It turns out to be the longest answer Lee will give. Owen almost turned down the part of the robber Dalton Russell because his face would be obscured most of the time by a hood, sunglasses and a mask. How did Lee convince him to take the part? "It really came down to trust. I just had to assure him that it would all work out in the end and he would be all right." Was it difficult for Owen to act, when no one can see his expressions? "It was very difficult as an actor but we just shot him as if the mask, you know, wasn't on." Lee searched for moments where he could show Owen unmasked, right? "Yeah, we went through the and found like two or three more scenes where he doesn't have to be masked." At times you think you could be watching Owen's double, there's so little of him showing. Lee laughs. "Funny thing, he said the same thing: 'You don't need me, get my double.' " It has been reported that Lee persuaded Owen to take the job at a basketball game. "Yeah, we went to a Knicks game." Is Owen much of a basketball fan? "He's a big sports fan in general." Uh-huh. Lee is a renowned sports fanatic, peppering his films with sports references - the Yankees get a mention in Inside Man. Maybe sport will get Lee talking. He once said sport is simply another type of theatre. "It's funny that actors want to be singers or rappers or athletes, and the athletes want to be rappers or singers. It's all entertainment." Has he always loved sport? "Yes, yes, from a very young age." Did he want to be an athlete? "Yes, but that was early on and I got rid of that notion quick." What did he want to play? "Baseball." Is baseball his first love? "No, I like 'em all: baseball, football, basketball." This is going nowhere fast. It has taken 57 questions to hit the 17-minute mark, an average of 18 seconds for each cycle of question, answer and pause. The pauses don't work to draw any more out of Lee. He simply lets them be. Blow the whistle. Let's call full-time.
  • I ain't sayin' nothing Spike Lee on the set of his tense hostage drama Inside Man. Photo: David Lee March 31, 2006 Spike Lee has no problem calling Jodie Foster the c-word. He just has problems talking in general, Katrina Lobley reports. Spike Lee is a man of few words. This makes him an actor's dream. He doesn't stand around overanalysing the . He doesn't stop for lunch. He gets on with the job and everyone goes home at 6pm. This is all well and good. Off set, this means talking to Lee is hard work. The Malcolm X director has made a big change in direction to make the bank heist-thriller Inside Man. The first hint our chat won't be easy comes when the film's Sydney publicist is asked if the phone interview with Lee, who is in Berlin, will be the standard 20 minutes. "Yes," she says, "but Spike is quite economical with his words. I think you'll find that 20 minutes is enough." This is publicist-speak for "hold on tight". The alarm bells are ringing louder when the American publicist gets on the line to put Lee through: "You've got 15 to 17 minutes, but take your time - Spike's a great interview." There is a lot to ask Lee, even ignoring his outstanding career. Inside Man has a stellar cast: long-time Lee collaborator Denzel Washington, Clive Owen, Jodie Foster, Willem Dafoe, Christopher Plummer and Chiwetel Ejiofor. Lee has directed an unusually gripping take on the genre. Owen plays the mastermind who leads three cohorts into the lobby of a Manhattan bank, where they hold 50 customers and staff hostage. Washington is a detective who must fix the situation while the stink of a recent scandal still clings to him. Foster dons a power suit and stilettos to play the powerbroker brought in to rescue the contents of one particular safety deposit box. One of the most surprising moments in Inside Man is when Foster's character is called "a magnificent c---". Was Lee being deliberately provocative using that language? "It was the character, it was in the ," Lee says. "We asked Jodie if she had any problems [with it] and she said no. We asked the actor if he had any problems saying it and he said no. We put it in." It turns out to be the longest answer Lee will give. Owen almost turned down the part of the robber Dalton Russell because his face would be obscured most of the time by a hood, sunglasses and a mask. How did Lee convince him to take the part? "It really came down to trust. I just had to assure him that it would all work out in the end and he would be all right." Was it difficult for Owen to act, when no one can see his expressions? "It was very difficult as an actor but we just shot him as if the mask, you know, wasn't on." Lee searched for moments where he could show Owen unmasked, right? "Yeah, we went through the and found like two or three more scenes where he doesn't have to be masked." At times you think you could be watching Owen's double, there's so little of him showing. Lee laughs. "Funny thing, he said the same thing: 'You don't need me, get my double.' " It has been reported that Lee persuaded Owen to take the job at a basketball game. "Yeah, we went to a Knicks game." Is Owen much of a basketball fan? "He's a big sports fan in general." Uh-huh. Lee is a renowned sports fanatic, peppering his films with sports references - the Yankees get a mention in Inside Man. Maybe sport will get Lee talking. He once said sport is simply another type of theatre. "It's funny that actors want to be singers or rappers or athletes, and the athletes want to be rappers or singers. It's all entertainment." Has he always loved sport? "Yes, yes, from a very young age." Did he want to be an athlete? "Yes, but that was early on and I got rid of that notion quick." What did he want to play? "Baseball." Is baseball his first love? "No, I like 'em all: baseball, football, basketball." This is going nowhere fast. It has taken 57 questions to hit the 17-minute mark, an average of 18 seconds for each cycle of question, answer and pause. The pauses don't work to draw any more out of Lee. He simply lets them be. Blow the whistle. Let's call full-time.
  • E Varden wrote: > "Goro" wrote in message > . > . > . > Halle Berry showed up for hers. I thought that was way cool too. mc
  • "Goro" wrote in message . . . . > btw, didn't Jodie Foster go to the Razzies one year and pick up her > award? IIRC she was the only one ever to do so. Halle Berry showed up for hers. - I think that shows great self-confidence and a great sense of humour... Pe === And to others in this thread sneering at Jodi's reason for not wasting time at a frivoulous "show and wave" at the Oscars etc,. she owes you (us) nothing. Dick. Nada. I choose Polesoft Lockspam to fight spam, and you? http://www.polesoft.com/refer.html
  • nimue wrote: > Lynda wrote: > priority? Why should it come before her family? > to see a film, the actor better do a good job acting. That's it. I think > they SHOULD put their kids ahead an awards show. IAWTP. I don't think it's a SWIPE at the fans to say that she puts family before attenidng the Oscars. Now, if there were a celebration on her behalf and she renegged at the last minute, THAT would be a swipe. If she slagged on her fans directly, then that would be bad. But this is much ado about nothing and it reeks of an anti-Foster looking for an excuse to bash her. btw, didn't Jodie Foster go to the Razzies one year and pick up her award? IIRC she was the only one ever to do so. -goro-
  • http://www.smh.com.au/news/film/why-jodie-foster-avoids-the-oscars/2006/03/2 7/1143330979768.html Why Jodie Foster'>Jodie Foster avoids the Oscars March 27, 2006 While Nicole Kidman, Naomi Watts and Charlize Theron were navigating the red carpet crowd in high heels at the recent Academy Awards, Jodie Foster'>Jodie Foster was at home in New York in her pyjamas. Sitting with Foster on the couch were her two sons, Charles, 7, and Christopher, 4. In what has become a tradition for the Foster family, Chinese food is ordered in and a noisy chanting ritual begins. Foster, as a member of the Academy and a two-time best actress Oscar winner, could don the gown and jewellery and attend Hollywood's night of nights each year, but an evening in with takeaway, her kids and pyjamas is far more appealing for the 43-year-old, who began acting at the age of three. "Why not go?" Foster asks. "You have to be kidding. "Sometimes I go when I'm not involved, but it's a lot better to watch it on TV." Besides, the Academy probably would not allow Foster and her kids to make their noisy chants if they were sitting front row in the Kodak Theatre. "In the early part of the show I always get my kids to chant the actor whom I want to win," Foster, who is usually guarded about her home life, said. "My sons don't see any movies so they don't care who wins. "So they were like 'Rachel Weisz, Rachel Weisz'." The chanting helped because Weisz did win the best supporting actress Oscar for The Constant Gardener. Foster would not reveal her other picks, giving a sarcastic "no comment", but believes her good friend, Russell Crowe, deserved at least a nomination for his performance in Cinderella Man. Foster rated Crowe's snubbed portrayal of heavyweight 1930s boxer James Braddock as better than his Oscar win for Gladiator in 2001 and his nominated roles for The Insider (2000) and A Beautiful Mind (2002). "Russell, I think, it was a better performance than what he has ever given," said Foster, who won her Oscars for The Accused (1989) and The Silence of the Lambs (1992). Foster may not be able to stay home for next year's Academy Awards ceremony as she could be nominated for a startling performance in the new Spike Lee directed action thriller, Inside Man. Foster's Inside Man co-stars are Denzel Washington and Clive Owen and she appears in probably fewer than 10 scenes, but The Los Angeles Times in its recent review dubbed her performance as "picture stealing" and her character as "the ultimate ice-princess power broker in a city of power brokers". Inside Man is set in New York and Foster plays Madeline White, a mysterious designer suit-wearing troubleshooter. The billionaire owner of a Wall Street bank, played by Christopher Plummer, hires her when a gang of bandits, led by Owen's character, takes over the bank and holds 50 employees and customers hostage. The bank's owner has a secret hidden in the bank's safe and wants it kept that way and White coolly weaves her way into the drama, making deals with the NYPD negotiator (Washington) and the bank robbers. "I liked the idea she was somebody who held equal weight and power with these other two men who are inhabiting this very masculine, powerful world," Foster said. "They have guns, masks and beards, but she holds equal weight to them without ever raising her voice, always saying please and thank you and with a breezy, detached, amused quality because she's been through this before. "She's been through it 20 times, but the two guys have only done it once." Troubleshooters such as Madeline White exist, especially in Hollywood and Washington, DC, she says. "They clean up dirty laundry," Foster said. "You call them to deal with a scandal. "In Washington, the world of politics, we know there are people like this, although, I don't know anyone who dresses like that. "I love that she lives on Madison Avenue, she goes to the Hamptons on the weekend, gets her hair bleached, fake tan, has the shoes and has her own richly independent identity in this world of very macho guys." Foster fans can expect to see plenty more of the actress in coming years after she worked only sparingly while raising Charles and Christopher. "My kids are at the age now where they are both in school," Foster, who reportedly has been in a long-term relationship with producer Cydney Bernard, explained. Foster will soon begin shooting The Brave One, co-starring Terrence Howard, in which she will play a woman seeking revenge from a brutal attack. In 2007 she will direct and star alongside Robert De Niro in the legal drama, Sugarland. It will be a busy two years, but Foster says her kids remain her No. 1 priority. "If I get to 7pm or 8pm and the director says 'wrap', I'm gone. I'm straight home," she said.
  • http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=218831888&p=zy883z76x&n =218832766 Foster sorry for young actors 25/03/2006 - 09:49:22 Double Oscar winner Jodie Foster pities young actors today because they are "eaten up" by the media before they have a chance to prove themselves. The 43-year-old Silence Of The Lambs star, who began acting at the age of three, insists young stars are burned out by fame and high expectations before they even hit the big time. She says of her generation: "You were able to build a body of work, so that by the time you turned 25 or 26 you actually had done something; you weren't just eaten up by the system."
  • yeah, what the fuck is with directors getting a hold of her and cutting off all her goddamn hair? why in the hell do they think this is attractive? Closer was ruined by the simple fact that her beautiful dark locks were chopped off. she looked fucking amazing in garden state, but now... V. I'm not even going to see the goddamn movie! the director of "v" should have his intestines removed though his penis for effectively making np ugly for the next 2 years until her hair grows back to an acceptable length for a woman. what kind of guy wants to cut a beautiful girl's hair off making her look like a British man? what a douche. "beefscapade" wrote in message news:1142487410.255650.84300@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > Does she munch rug and eat her lunch in box canyon? I've NEVER seen her > with a guy and she keeps looking dykier and dykier in every new > appearance. Did you see her on Jon Stewart tonight? One almost expected > Jodie Foster to come out from backstage and start making out with her. >
  • "Rick in Oz" wrote in message news:R4fTf.18$2H1.1795@snnrp1.syd4.maint.ops.aspac.uu.net... > http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/Artists/F/Foster_Jodie/2006/03/19/1494909.html > Hollywood only took notice of her when she starred in Taxi Driver. > doesn't have one. > distress-sized hole in her resume that will never be filled. > have > much interest in learning. > tradition > by portraying an above-the-law "fixer" in director Spike Lee's bank heist > thriller Inside Man, opening in theatres Friday. What about "The Accused?"
  • http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/Artists/F/Foster_Jodie/2006/03/19/1494909.html Jodie Fostering strength By STEVE TILLEY -- Toronto Sun Jodie Foster stars as iron-willed Madeline White in Inside Man, main. Hollywood only took notice of her when she starred in Taxi Driver. NEW YORK -- Jodie Foster has finally figured out what her weakness is: She doesn't have one. Simply put, Foster is a two-time Oscar winner with a damsel in distress-sized hole in her resume that will never be filled. She doesn't have a clue how to play a powerless female, and she doesn't have much interest in learning. "I do tend to play strong women," says Foster, who continues that tradition by portraying an above-the-law "fixer" in director Spike Lee's bank heist thriller Inside Man, opening in theatres Friday. "I've played different kinds of strong women," Foster says during a recent interview for the film. "I've played morally bankrupt strong women, I've played good girls, I've played straight-laced straight arrows, I've played wild women. Yet they're always strong. "Sometimes I feel like that's my Achilles heel as an actor. I don't really know how to play weak characters. If I played a weak character, I don't think you'd believe me." Foster is all too believable as Inside Man's icy and iron-willed Madeline White, a woman who knows where the bodies are buried and isn't afraid to use that information to benefit her high-paying, anonymity-seeking clientele. "She's been in these dangerous situations where you have two dead hookers and a mayor," Foster says, likening her character to an exaggerated, corporate-world version of legendary Hollywood publicist Pat Kingsley, the image shaper who has represented clients ranging from Tom Cruise to Courtney Love to Foster herself. "The vault that (Kingsley) is ... I mean, if anything that's in her memory or in her head ever came out, the world would probably implode." And some of that implosion would likely involve Foster, who deftly avoids scrutiny of her social life. She's never revealed the identity of the father (or fathers) of her two sons, and has never addressed rumours about her sexual orientation. Yet she is unfailingly warm, polite and articulate, even when it comes to defending her last starring role, 2005's Flightplan. A box-office success with a worldwide take of over $200 million, Flightplan was carved by critics who felt the film's premise crashed and burned in the third act. "I'm really proud of Flightplan," Foster says. "It's is not an art house film , it is a genre movie, and I make no apologies for that. I really feel like that character was beautifully drawn, truthfully drawn, and I'm really proud of that as an actor. I killed myself for that movie." Foster's next two films are Neil Jordan's revenge thriller The Brave One, opposite Hustle & Flow's Terrence Howard, and the socially conscious Sugarland, which she will direct and co-star in opposite Robert De Niro. That will lift her career tally to something in the ballpark of 50 movies and dozens of TV appearances, though Hollywood only truly woke up to Foster's talents after her Oscar-nominated turn as a teenaged hooker in 1976's Taxi Driver. That was also the year Foster did the Disney identity-swap comedy Freaky Friday, which was remade in 2003 with Lindsay Lohan in the Foster role. And oh, how the times have changed. "In my time, 18-year-olds could do stupid things and not necessarily be on Access Hollywood the next day," Foster says, lamenting the voracious public and media appetite that dogs young stars like Lohan today. "You can't have a young life and be an actor anymore, and that's a shame. Because there's a lot of value to those years when you do dumb things and make mistakes and you have experiences that you don't necessarily want everyone to know about." Foster says she was lucky: When she was growing up in the business, she had people who cared about her watching out for her best interests, and the scrutiny of young stars was nothing like what it is today. "There was a kind of privacy that you had in your life, and I think the media had a lot of respect for the adolescent years," she says. Foster's 40 years in the biz have taught her how to play the Hollywood game, and how to separate her work from her life. She doesn't begrudge her fame, but she doesn't enjoy it, either. "I'm trying to think of one good thing about fame, but I can't," she says. "Respect is good and accolades are good and doing work you love is good. But there really isn't one good part of fame."
  • Solitary Sunshine wrote: > beefscapade wrote: > there. Sure, she's very pretty, but there is nothing about her that > oozes charm, sexuality or allure. She's just SO BLAH. I totally disagree, I think she's very sexy and sensual. But I like smart, and she's obviously a smart and passionate woman.
  • Michael Johnson wrote: > On 17 Mar 2006 14:53:43 -0800, "lionelhutz6@yahoo.com" > wrote: > hair to grow again? They also have these neat things called wigs that > actors can use while their hair grows out. > to have something to do with it. After she shaved her head and filming for the movie was over she grew a mohawk...seriously. After awhile she got rid of the mohawk and let her hair grow out,
  • On 17 Mar 2006 14:53:43 -0800, "lionelhutz6@yahoo.com" wrote: Its been close to a year since they wrapped, how long does it take for hair to grow again? They also have these neat things called wigs that actors can use while their hair grows out. I agree.. something is goin on in dykeland and Natalie Portman appears to have something to do with it. -MJ
  • beefscapade wrote: > Does she munch rug and eat her lunch in box canyon? I've NEVER seen her > with a guy and she keeps looking dykier and dykier in every new > appearance. Did you see her on Jon Stewart tonight? One almost expected > Jodie Foster to come out from backstage and start making out with her. Seriously, though....I think she is one of the most sexless women out there. Sure, she's very pretty, but there is nothing about her that oozes charm, sexuality or allure. She's just SO BLAH.
  • "Solitary Sunshine" wrote in message news:1142646062.756298.250140@g10g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > there. Sure, she's very pretty, but there is nothing about her that > oozes charm, sexuality or allure. She's just SO BLAH. She's not that pretty. I've seen her in real life, several times. She may photograph well, but she's very short, has a wide, flat ass, and your basic uptight "Long Island valedictorian" mug. Yuck.
  • beefscapade wrote: > Does she munch rug and eat her lunch in box canyon? I've NEVER seen her > with a guy and she keeps looking dykier and dykier in every new > appearance. Did you see her on Jon Stewart tonight? One almost expected > Jodie Foster to come out from backstage and start making out with her. Her hair's growing out after she shaved it for V for Vendetta. Joe
  • Don't you mean "Labiadarling" or Amor-dolly." "Joel" wrote in news:rV9Sf.138335$0G.118392@dukeread10: > I didn't realize until I saw letterman, She shaved her head and it's > all in her new movie. I bet when guys mention Queen Labiadala her > tounge gets hard as a rock though. > "beefscapade" wrote in message > news:1142487410.255650.84300@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
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