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For the 1997 show 1997 MLB All-Star Game, she takes the role of Barbara Geoghegan.
In 1994, Keri Russell is cast in the role of Herself in the 99-1.
For the 1988 tv series The 9th Annual American Black Achievement Awards, Keri Russell stars as Andrea McKinsey (1993).
For the 1995 The 9th Annual Genesis Awards, Keri Russell plays the part of Herself (Seasons 4-6).
She takes the role of Erica in the 1957 feature The Abductors.
In 1998, she takes the role of Herself in the show The Adventures of Sebastian Cole.
In 1995, Keri Russell's character is Felicity Porter in the movie Afrique, mon Afrique....
She stars as Sandra in the 1952 production of Alphonsa.
She is cast in the role of Erica French in the 2003 production of Arya.
In 1993, she plays the part of Lucy McLoughlin in the video release of Attitude Adjustment.
For the 2005 video Back Drop 2, Keri Russell plays Herself (presenter).
For the 1911 release of The Beautiful Voice, Keri Russell plays the part of Emma.
Michelle Winston in the 1998 show The Big Swap.
In 1973, she plays the part of Herself/Barbara Geoghegan in the movie Biotopo.
In 1987, she stars as Emily Wolfmeyer in the show Braindead.
For the 1924 feature Byens Don Juan, Mandy Park.
Phoebe in the 2001 movie Caricatura mexicana del siglo XIX, La.
For the 1993 feature Casa din vis, Keri Russell plays Felice Dunbar.
For the 1992 movie Chakmeh, Keri Russell is cast in the role of Emma.
In 1995, Keri Russell plays Chloe Walker in the movie Chernata tetradka.
Keri Russell stars as Princess in the 1911 movie Favoring Current, A.
For the 1975 movie Giliap, Keri Russell stars as Lily.
Keri Russell plays Naomi in the 1988 release of Gran comedia, La.
In 2005, she is cast in the role of Mandy Park in the production of Guardian's Whisper.
For the 1920 movie The High Cost of Living, Katie Armstrong.
'Felicity' star Keri Russell may return to TV in new series from 'Arrested Development' team
Though Keri Russell has been expanding her film career over the last few years, the former "Felicity" star might be returning to TV.
on 2010-03-12 04:46:33This Just In: Felicity Meets Arrested Development?
? Pilot News: Keri Russell is in talks to hook up with Arrested Development alums Will Arnett and Mitchell Hurwitz for a Fox comedy pilot called Wilde Kingdom, about a new couple with...
on 2010-03-11 04:46:15Keri Russell returning to TV?!
Michael Ausiello confirms semi-exclusively that ''Felicity'' star in talks for Mitch Hurwitz-Will Arnett pilot
on 2010-03-10 04:46:57Keri Russell eyes tree-hugger role in Fox sitcom
(Reuters)
Reuters - Keri Russell is mulling a return to television.
on 2010-03-10 04:45:37Keri Russell Gears Up for Pot Movie Promotions
Always looking adorable, Keri Russell was spotted traveling about the country via LAX Airport in Los Angeles over the past weekend.
The “Felicity” cutie made her way into the crowded terminal - stripping off her extra layers as she headed p
on 2010-02-24 04:49:27What to TiVo: Thursday
ABC is new with The Deep End, and has repeats of Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice
CBS is new with Live for the Moment, and has repeats of CSI and The Mentalist
FOX is new with Bones and Fringe
NBC has repeats of Community, Parks and Recreation, The Of
on 2010-01-28 04:50:47Harrison Ford's 'Extraordinary' Red Carpet Evening
ET was there as Harrison Ford, accompanied by his daughter, joined costars Brendan Fraser and Keri Russell on the red carpet Thursday night for the New York premiere of their new film 'Extraordinary Measures.' ?I think it?s good to make movies that are po
on 2010-01-22 04:47:48What to TiVo: Wednesday
ABC has a repeat of The Middle, and is new with Modern Family, Cougar Town, and Ugly Betty
CBS is new with The New Adventures of Old Christine, Gary Unmarried, Criminal Minds, and CSI: NY
FOX is new with American Idol and Human Target
NBC is new with Mer
on 2010-01-20 04:50:30Video: Keri Russell's Extraordinary Role
Maggie Rodriguez spoke with actress Keri Russell about her inspirational film, Extraordinary Measures. Russell co-stars with Brendan Frasier and Harrison Ford.
on 2010-01-14 04:46:25Keri Russell Rises and Shines on the Early Show
Keri Russell was out and about this morning in NYC to film a spot for The Early Show. She's making the rounds to promote her forthcoming movie Extraordinary Measures, which also stars Brendan Fraser and Harrison Ford. We caught up with Harrison at a recen
on 2010-01-14 04:51:24Vanessa Hudgens Gets 'Beastly'
ET breaks casting news! Vanessa Hudgens is setting out to prove that true beauty comes from within.
CBS Films -- which is currently producing the Untitled Crowley Project with Harrison Ford, Brendan Fraser and Keri Russell -- has announced its latest pro
on 2009-04-22 04:47:38Keri and Shane Make It a Shopping Date
Keri Russell couldn't hide her smile as she and Shane shopped around NYC on Friday. They left adorable River at home after the trio had some fun together at the park earlier in the week. The couple stocked up on goodies from Paragon and J.Crew, but maybe
on 2009-03-02 04:48:40Keri Russell nurses CBS film role
TV News: Actress to star with Ford, Fraser in Vaughan pic -- Keri Russell has signed to star alongside Brendan Fraser and Harrison Ford in the Tom Vaughan-helmed untitled Crowley project for CBS Films.
on 2009-02-13 04:47:27Keri Russell shares work-time, home-time stories
Keri Russell made a name for herself as contemplative, impulsive college student Felicity Porter on WB's Felicity. And this holiday, ...
on 2008-12-30 04:46:25Cool Mickey Mouse Club Member Keri Goes Shopping
Keri Russell looked gorgeous in her business wear shopping for home goods in NYC yesterday. It was just after her appearance on The View to promote her new movie Bedtime Stories, which opens on Christmas Day. Keri chatted about her carpenter husband and r
on 2008-12-17 04:51:28Keri Russell Tells "Bedtime Stories"
Since making the jump from the small screen to the big screen, actress Keri Russell has made her mark in comedy, drama and action films. On Christmas Day she is back in theaters in "Bedtime Stories." She paid The Early Show a visit.
on 2008-12-17 04:46:27Hey, Drunk Guy, Keri Russell Just Wants to Relax
Keri Russell appeared extremely exhausted while checking into posh celeb hang Chateau Marmont on a recent night. K.R., who's been making a splash with her strangely erotic (and eerie) bathtub...
on 2008-12-10 04:47:13Hey, Drunk Guy, Keri Russell Just Wants to Relax
Keri Russell appeared extremely exhausted while checking into posh celeb hang Chateau Marmont on a recent night. K.R., who's been making a splash with her strangely erotic (and eerie) bathtub...
on 2008-12-10 04:47:02Felicity Pal Amy Jo Johnson Has New Companion
While former Felicity costar Keri Russell has been promoting her new flick Bedtime Stories, Amy Jo Johnson has begun telling them.
Johnson, 38, who played Julie Emrich on Felicity and is...
on 2008-12-09 04:46:40Keri Russell Talks Fire Safety
Out for a good cause, Keri Russell appeared at the Midtown FDNY Fire Zone to support the Underwriters Laboratories holiday safety campaign on Wednesday afternoon (December 3).
The “August Rush” actress joined Fire Chief Sal Cassano, who s
on 2008-12-04 04:55:45Keri Russell: Caught in the Rain
Caught out without an umbrella, Keri Russell was spotted making a dash down the street yesterday (August 11) in New York City.
The “Felicity” hottie came out of a deli shop after lunch and jumped inside a YMCA gymnasium to take shelter for
on 2008-08-13 04:58:07Still Bedtime For Keri and Adam
Keri Russell isn't one of Hollywood's tough chicks, but she was looking pretty badass in her leather jacket and shiny red helmet on the set of Bedtime Stories on Thursday. Adam was right there to hobble along beside her, but it looks like the poor guy's
on 2008-05-04 12:49:49Pop Quiz, Hot Shot: Week of 4/20/08
Our favorite celebrities were hard at work this week, from Owen and Jen filming Marley and Me in Miami to Will Smith grabbing a meal between takes on the LA set of Seven Pounds. Keri Russell and Adam Sandler returned to Bedtime Stories, while Michelle Tr
on 2008-04-26 08:47:17Pop Quiz, Hot Shot: Week of 4/20/08
Our favorite celebrities were hard at work this week, from Owen and Jen filming Marley and Me in Miami to Will Smith grabbing a meal between takes on the LA set of Seven Pounds. Keri Russell and Adam Sandler returned to Bedtime Stories, while Michelle Tr
on 2008-04-25 20:53:12Jimmy Fallon's Having a Baby
Filed under: Wacky and WeirdTMZ.com: According to his wife, Jimmy Fallon is pregnant.Also in L.A.: The perfect Keri Russell and her Prius, flight buddies Ashley Tisdale and Vanessa Hudgens, David Spade doing his daily schtick, and Kim Kardashian, who had
on 2008-03-26 12:47:22Keri Russell: Movies Are Like Summer Camp
Keri talks about life on a movie set. Birthday girl Keri Russell may have made a name for herself on the small screen with Felicity and
on 2008-03-23 12:46:31Keri and River Soak Up the California Sunshine
Those Winter walks in Brooklyn must seem like a distant memory to Keri Russell now that she and her family have been in LA for the past month. Keri took her son River out for a day of mother and son bonding and, along with a couple of her pals, they stopp
on 2008-03-19 00:50:58Hats and Wheels Make For a Great Bedtime Story
Adam Sandler and Keri Russell slipped into some goofy gear on the set of Bedtime Stories in LA yesterday. Keri tested out her roller blading skills while Adam covered up his silly haircut with an even more ridiculous hat. Adam's gumball rain shower seem
on 2008-03-12 00:47:29Keri Russell and Adam Sandler?s ?Bedtime Stories?
Keri Russell and Adam Sandler have joined forces in hopes of box office gold, filming their new movie Bedtime Stories on the beaches of Santa Monica on Tuesday (March 12).
Bedtime Stories is “a comedy about a hotel handyman whose life changes w
on 2008-03-12 16:49:02OMG! Adam Sandler Is a Matzo Ball Hero!
Man down! Man down! Tragedy almost struck the set of Bedtime Stories on the Santa Monica beach yesterday when Adam Sandler's beloved dog Matzo Ball got a little too close to the waves and had to be pulled out of the water by his daddy. Poor baby, bulldogg
on 2008-03-12 16:49:17-
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azcentral.com
July 12, 2005 9:54 AM
Could Keri Russell be the latest starlet to sign up for an E-meter?
Radarlonline reports that the Felicity alumna, who recently won the
coveted role of starring opposite Tom Cruise in M:I3, has been spotted
buying books on Scientology, the controversial religion founded by
Science Fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard, and has even visited the sect's
L.A. Celebrity Center.
Sources told the magazine that Russell, who was once a member of the
Church of Latter Day Saints, has "suddenly become very interested" in
co-star Tom Cruise's other "mission," spreading the word on
Scientology. Russell's publicist said she is "on hiatus" while her
client is filming in Rome and could not comment on the item.
If Russell falls under Scientolgy's spell, it will be due in large part
to Cruise himself, as the religion's assist tents are available on all
movie sets where he works. But the issue of the assist tents has two
sides. "Paramount is terrified that it will be deluged with lawsuits
from extras, caterers, and actors who will say that they were coerced
into Scientology on the set," an insider told Radaronline. "Tom is not
passive about having those tents set up. On the War of the Worlds set,
he directed people to them and often asked them to talk out their
issues in the Scientology tent."
But Paramount reps as well as Cruise's publicist and sister, Lee Anne
De Vette, say that there is no problem at all with Cruise or the
Scientology volunteers.
"Tom's been working with the studio for years and they have a great
relationship. There's no friction. That's a crock of (expletive)," said
De Vette. "Tom received a lot of letters from people who had assists
thanking him, and there are a lot of people who didn't have them, too.
If you don't want them, don't have them! It's like the coffee he brings
onset. If you don't want coffee, don't have the coffee!"
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In article ,
Bubbles wrote:
> It should be noted that Keri Russell has been dating JJ Abrams for some
> time now...he is directing "MI:3"
Now that explains how she got the role.
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Bubbles wrote:
> it, however, THEN there's a problem.
> Scientology and don't become adherents of the cult. Certainly, there is
> Penelope Cruz, whose PR person came out with a fuddy-duddy press
> release following the break-up of her relationship with Cruz that
> claimed Cruz was not a Scientologist, but she "enjoyed and appreciated"
> the courses and counseling she had received from Scientology.
> (and rumored to be engaged) to Tom Cruise - you have to wonder if her
> refusing to join & talk about the cult like Katie Holmes has been doing
> was the reason Cruise dumped her.....
> time now...he is directing "MI:3" and answers directly to Cruise. Now
> word is he, too, is being "directed" to visit the Scientology center
> and buy books.
>
Last I heard JJ was happily married and appeared at Jennifer Garner's
birthday in April with his wife. There are pictures. Don't know where
you got they were dating for a while.
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>So what if Keri is curious about Scientology? As long as she is just
dabbling and doesn't really go into it, I see no problem. If she joins
it, however, THEN there's a problem.
I don't know the rate of professional actors/actresses that dabble in
Scientology and don't become adherents of the cult. Certainly, there is
Penelope Cruz, whose PR person came out with a fuddy-duddy press
release following the break-up of her relationship with Cruz that
claimed Cruz was not a Scientologist, but she "enjoyed and appreciated"
the courses and counseling she had received from Scientology.
Cruz was only involved in Scientology during the period she was dating
(and rumored to be engaged) to Tom Cruise - you have to wonder if her
refusing to join & talk about the cult like Katie Holmes has been doing
was the reason Cruise dumped her.....
It should be noted that Keri Russell has been dating JJ Abrams for some
time now...he is directing "MI:3" and answers directly to Cruise. Now
word is he, too, is being "directed" to visit the Scientology center
and buy books.
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Grumpy wrote:
> July 08, 2005
> By Editor
> Impossible III, the ex- Felicity Star has "suddenly become very
> interested" in co-star Tom Cruise's religion - and is excited to learn
> more from the master Radar Magazine hears.
> sect's L.A. Celebrity Center, sources tell Radar Magazine.
> and could not comment. Though Paramount decided to proceed with the spy
> sequel - an assistant in co-producer Paula Wagner's office said the
> studio wary of giving their proselytizing star too much leeway.
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> Ever since Russell scored her plum supporting role in Mission
> Impossible III, we hear, the Felicity alumna has "suddenly become
> very interested" in co-star Tom Cruise's much-mocked religion-and
> is excited to learn more from the master.
> sect's L.A. Celebrity Center, sources say. Russell's publicist said
> she is "on hiatus" while her client is filming and could not
> comment, but it sounds as if the actress may be one of Cruise's few
> fans in the production.
> in co-producer Paula Wagner's office said filming starts in Italy on
> July 18-Cruise's War of the Worlds publicity meltdown made the
> studio wary of giving their proselytizing star too much leeway.
> extras, caterers, and actors who will say that they were coerced into
> Scientology on the set," an insider tells us. "Tom is not passive
> about having those tents set up. On the War of the Worlds set, he
> directed people to them and often asked them to talk out their issues
> in the Scientology tent."
> "Tom is pissed that Paramount is going head to head with him over
> these issues," says another studio insider. "He really feels he is
> helping people and that Paramount is trying to prevent him from doing
> that. But they just want their movie made-they don't want to be
> involved in all this other crap."
> Cruise and the studio "incorrect," saying, "There's no problem
> between Paramount and Tom. We have a great relationship."
> working with the studio for years and they have a great relationship.
> There's no friction. That's a crock of shit." As for her
> brother's onset demands, De Vette said that during the shooting of
> WOTW, Cruise didn't ask for the "assist" tents to be set
> up-"they were already there" when he arrived. Furthermore, she
> said that although Cruise invited Scientology volunteers onto the set
> to man the tents, no one felt pressured to use them:
> him, and there are a lot of people who didn't have them, too. If you
> don't want them, don't have them! It's like the coffee he brings
> onset. If you don't want coffee, don't have the coffee!"
> another perk of working with Cruise is complementary foodstuffs from
> Coldstone Creamery and In N' Out Burger. Asked whether these types of
> amenities will be on the set of MI III, De Vette said "absolutely."
> Mmmm...delicious!
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
> http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005392
>
He was doing all these things 5 yrs ago. Why now. Recruitment?
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July 08, 2005
Keri Russell'>Keri Russell buys books on Scientology
By Editor
Ever since Keri Russell'>Keri Russell scored the supporting role in Mission
Impossible III, the ex- Felicity Star has "suddenly become very
interested" in co-star Tom Cruise's religion - and is excited to learn
more from the master Radar Magazine hears.
She's even been spotted buying books on Scientology and visiting the
sect's L.A. Celebrity Center, sources tell Radar Magazine.
Russell's publicist said she is "on hiatus" while her client is filming
and could not comment. Though Paramount decided to proceed with the spy
sequel - an assistant in co-producer Paula Wagner's office said the
studio wary of giving their proselytizing star too much leeway.
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Is Keri Russell'>Keri Russell the latest ingenue to fall under Scientology's spell?
Ever since Russell scored her plum supporting role in Mission
Impossible III, we hear, the Felicity alumna has "suddenly become
very interested" in co-star Tom Cruise's much-mocked religion-and
is excited to learn more from the master.
She's even been spotted buying books on Scientology and visiting the
sect's L.A. Celebrity Center, sources say. Russell's publicist said
she is "on hiatus" while her client is filming and could not
comment, but it sounds as if the actress may be one of Cruise's few
fans in the production.
Though Paramount decided to proceed with the spy sequel-an assistant
in co-producer Paula Wagner's office said filming starts in Italy on
July 18-Cruise's War of the Worlds publicity meltdown made the
studio wary of giving their proselytizing star too much leeway.
"Paramount is terrified that it will be deluged with lawsuits from
extras, caterers, and actors who will say that they were coerced into
Scientology on the set," an insider tells us. "Tom is not passive
about having those tents set up. On the War of the Worlds set, he
directed people to them and often asked them to talk out their issues
in the Scientology tent."
But it's not only the studio-Cruise is feeling the friction, too.
"Tom is pissed that Paramount is going head to head with him over
these issues," says another studio insider. "He really feels he is
helping people and that Paramount is trying to prevent him from doing
that. But they just want their movie made-they don't want to be
involved in all this other crap."
Paramount spokeswoman Janise Madatian called reports of a rift between
Cruise and the studio "incorrect," saying, "There's no problem
between Paramount and Tom. We have a great relationship."
Cruise's publi-sis, Lee Anne De Vette, agreed. "Tom's been
working with the studio for years and they have a great relationship.
There's no friction. That's a crock of shit." As for her
brother's onset demands, De Vette said that during the shooting of
WOTW, Cruise didn't ask for the "assist" tents to be set
up-"they were already there" when he arrived. Furthermore, she
said that although Cruise invited Scientology volunteers onto the set
to man the tents, no one felt pressured to use them:
"Tom received a lot of letters from people who had assists thanking
him, and there are a lot of people who didn't have them, too. If you
don't want them, don't have them! It's like the coffee he brings
onset. If you don't want coffee, don't have the coffee!"
De Vette added that, in addition to coffee and Scientology volunteers,
another perk of working with Cruise is complementary foodstuffs from
Coldstone Creamery and In N' Out Burger. Asked whether these types of
amenities will be on the set of MI III, De Vette said "absolutely."
Mmmm...delicious!
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"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://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050610/ap_en_tv/into_the_west_russell;_ylt=AlHCXRLtYDanQjHLWc2lsUpX24cA;_ylu=X3oDMTBiMW04NW9mBHNlYwMlJVRPUCUl
LOS ANGELES - "Into the West," TNT's epic series, premieres Friday
night, and one of its many actors, Keri Russell, learned some of the
Cheyenne Indian language to play her part.
Russell, whose character lives for a time with the Indian tribe, says
she worked with Cheyenne advisers to learn some of the language,
"because you also have to understand even if you're not speaking, you
have to understand the scenes."
After all that study, however, she says she can't remember any of it.
"Oh, for the love of God, no. Literally, Hebrew's easier, much easier
than this. It was so hard, so hard."
Russell, 29, became a TV star as the title character in the series
"Felicity," which aired on WB from 1998-2002.
"Into the West," which also stars Tom Berenger, Beau Bridges, Josh
Brolin, Keith Carradine, Jessica Capshaw, Matthew Modine, and Skeet
Ulrich, spans 65 years of history in the Old West.
Friday night's first chapter, "Wheels to the Stars," airs at 8 p.m.
EDT, with encores Saturday and Sunday. New episodes will be shown every
weekend for six weeks.
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http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-05-25/
Holmes Set for 'Mission: Impossible 3'?
Dating Tom Cruise is starting to pay off for Katie Holmes, if internet
reports are to be believed - she's set to steal a Mission: Impossible 3 role
from Lindsay Lohan. According to website Ananova.Com, Holmes has become the
hot favorite to replace Scarlett Johansson as Cruise's love interest in the
action movie sequel. Holmes and Lohan aren't the only girls in contention
for the two parts left vacant by Johansson and Carrie Anne Moss' departure
from the project - Keri Russell and Elisha Cuthbert are also reportedly in
the running.
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http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/Artists/R/Russell_Keri/2005/03/17/963892.html
Keri-over effect
By BRUCE KIRKLAND -- Toronto Sun
At the end of a four-year run on Felicity, the TV series that propelled her
to stardom, Keri Russell was burned-out, tormented by her workload and
disillusioned with celebrity.
Her mentor at Felicity, producer-creator J.J. Abrams, knew about his star's
flame-out, but still told her of the spark of an idea he had for a new
show -- starring Russell.
She now remembers saying: "Are you out of your f---ing mind?"
Abrams answered: "I know, I know, but it's such a good idea and you'd be
great." To which Russell replied: "J.J., write it down and keep it for
later."
Later may be never. "We talk about it all the time," Russell says in a Los
Angeles interview recently, trying not to look disgusted with the notion of
series television, "and I love working with him. But he knows I don't want
to do TV right now."
After Felicity, Russell was not sure she wanted to do anything, at least not
in showbiz. Single and restless, she left L.A. with her cats, moved to New
York with a suitcase of clothes, took the first apartment she scouted,
plunked a mattress down on the bare floor, broke open one of the boxes of
books she brought and started to read and rejuvenate.
After the year hanging out with her New York girlfriends ("they really saved
me"), casually dating guys ("kind of acted like a kid for a while") and
reading Joan Didion and J.D. Salinger, she filmed The Upside Of Anger in the
fall of 2003.
Typical of many off-beat indie dramas, although it has Kevin Costner and
Joan Allen on the marquee, Mike Binder's film is only now getting a
commercial release (it opens tomorrow). Russell credits the experience,
especially working with Allen, with helping her get back on track and
propelling her to get active again, including in a co-starring role on
Broadway in Neil LaBute's scathing play Fat Pig. Other new projects include
Steven Spielberg's forthcoming TV mini-series, Into The West, and Butterfly:
A Grimm Love Story, a feature film now in production.
"I was very fried," Russell says of her post-Felicity period. "That's why I
took a break, because I wasn't surviving. I just lost so much of my life. I
didn't have time to see friends. I'm not saying I was a bitch to anyone but
I was really shutting down on some level. I became really self-protective. I
needed to be able to show up for dinner or be able to sleep in past seven
o'clock or not worry about how long my hair was or not worry about going to
a photo shoot or not worry about saying the right thing in an interview.
"I didn't do anything. I just hid from this whole side of the coast
(Hollywood) and it just saved me, it really did."
In The Upside Of Anger, the California-born Russell plays one of Allen's
four daughters. The suburban family implodes after the man of the house
suddenly disappears.
Watching Allen in action was crucial for Russell, a former teenaged jazz and
ballet dancer whose first job in showbiz was as a member of the new Mickey
Mouse Club, with Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Christina Aguilera and
Ryan Gosling. Allen is an actor's actor, a life lesson for a young woman who
was struggling as badly as Russell was.
"For me, it was really important to see the quality of person she was,"
Russell says of Allen, whom Russell considers to be a wonderful "survivor"
in the Hollywood acting game.
"It was great for me to see Joan because she is so talented, but the
integrity of her person is very much intact. And I'm so glad she was my
first experience back, because -- boom! -- there is someone who is doing
fine, she's doing great."
In different circumstances with a different leading lady, the experience
might have soured, says Russell.
"You know, actresses are crazy. They're crazy, man! I don't care what anyone
says. You know, the ones who are great are great, like Mare Winningham (and
Joan Allen). But there are others who are nutsoes."
To keep from going nutso herself, Russell has a plan. No matter how tempting
the money, keep away from series TV and don't work all the time.
"Never say never but, in an ideal world, I love the idea of working on
something and then taking a breather and regrouping. So I would love to just
keep doing it at the pace I'm doing it. We'll see if it works."
From Sunny Oz, Rick :)
Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
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Back in the fast lane
Michael McKenna
22jan04
SCOTT Speedman is the first one to admit that his acting career is a
complete fluke. The English-born, Canadian-raised actor was supposed to be a
swim star, not a Hollywood hunk, and for that reason he says he often feels
a little like a fish out of water.
Best known to Australians as the troubled Ben Covington in the TV series
Felicity, Speedman was 17 and preparing to make his name at the 1992
Barcelona Olympics when fate dealt him a harsh hand.
"I had the national record for the 100m medley and was ready to do battle
with the Aussies and the Americans," he says.
"But just before the Olympics, I developed a nerve problem in my neck and
could hardly pull through the water.
"All of a sudden I went from training 11 times a week, for most of my life,
to doing nothing."
Having neglected his studies to focus on swimming, he began to think any
hope of a decent career "in anything" had been sunk.
But then a friend dared him to take a shot at a casting call in Toronto for
the part of Boy Wonder in 1995's Batman Forever.
So he did.
Speedman missed out on the part, which eventually went to Chris O'Donnell,
but two weeks later an impressed Warner Bros studio executive put him in
touch with a Hollywood agent. Almost immediately he was cast in an episode
of Kung Fu: The Legend Continues.
"The first three days, they didn't know I'd never acted before," Speedman
says. "The director kept saying: 'Hit your mark', I finally had to admit I
didn't know what that meant."
He then landed the role in Felicity, which became the surprise US hit of
1998 and in which he paired up for romance on and off-screen with leading
lady Keri Russell.
After Felicity ended he sought out "grittier parts" and moved to New York to
try his hand at theatre in a bid to hone his craft.
It all came together, Speedman says, in the past year with the release of
three movies - Underworld, My Life Without Me and Dark Blue. All are
low-budget films with very different roles for the actor but all three
outperformed expectations at the box office.
Speedman says he has had to fight for acceptance.
"You have to really fight for what you want, go out and find movies that
slip through the cracks," he says.
He no longer swims and finds it difficult to hear himself described as a sex
symbol.
"I'm just a bloke who likes a beer and sport," he says. "The only time I
like getting in water these days is if it's in a hot tub."
From Sunny Oz, Rick :)
Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
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BY REBECCA LOUIE
DAILY NEWS FEATURE WRITER
Beware of Scott Speedman's paws.
They helped the former "Felicity" pinup claw his way to the top of the box
office last week playing a werewolf in the action-horror film "Underworld." The
movie, about a centuries-old war between vampires and werewolves, pulled in $22
million in ticket sales.
His mitts also destroyed a stunt man's nose.
"It was my first day of training and I was doing a punch backward," says
Speedman, 28. "I guess I came around too fast, and he didn't get out of the
way.
"I shattered his nose. They didn't even tell me until the movie was almost
done.
"But what can you do, man? My punches were swift!"
Swift also describes his movie career.
Friday, Speedman appears in "My Life Without Me," a heart-wrenching drama
co-starring Sarah Polley. Speedman plays Polley's doting, working-class
husband, who is unaware that his wife is dying of cancer.
Best known as the troubled Ben Covington on "Felicity" - and for years the
real-life boyfriend of the show's star, Keri Russell - Speedman is defying the
unwritten rule that TV heartthrobs can't make it on the big screen. (See: Luke
Perry and James Van Der Beek.)
But first, he's making a break with his TV couple past.
He's no longer "attached" to Russell, he says - though he has done something
Russell did to great public outcry during the "Felicity" run and trimmed the
chin-length locks he wears in both of his new films.
It's not as if he's playing the life of a Hollywood hunk, despite behind a
red-carpet regular.
"Don't ask me why," he begs. "Please. I'm not staying away from [girls]. I
just, I don't know. I guess I am not in a dating frame of mind."
Maybe he's just tired. It's the day after the premiere for "Underworld," and
Speedman is beat.
"I am excited to talk about these films, which I really believe in, but I am
sick of hearing my own voice. I've just been talking about myself for the last
three weeks. I've definitely hit a wall."
Speedman says his expectations of Hollywood have fallen short.
"Any innocence I had about it as a kid is totally shattered," he says.
"Things like the red carpet don't make you feel special. All those guys
snapping pictures are just there to make a living, they don't care about you.
There's a lot to be underwhelmed about."
Raised in Toronto, Speedman spent 10 years training to be an Olympic swimmer
(he competed in the 1992 Olympic trials, but hung up his goggles at 18 after
after a neck injury).
"I was a bit robotic as a kid, because my life was very rigid with training,"
he says.
He now plays recreational basketball in regular and entertainment leagues. "My
body was just burned out, and I wanted to do other things."
Speedman's acting career started as a fluke.
A friend dared him to send an audition tape to a Canadian TV show asking for
the role of Robin in 1995's "Batman Forever," and though he didn't get the
part, he did land an agent. He dropped out of the University of Toronto after
one year to pursue his career.
"I was majoring in being a general idiot," he says. "I was barely hanging on to
three classes."
Though he gets about 10 s a month, Speedman hasn't chosen a new project
because, he says, "It's hard to find good ones."
He spent three months in New York this summer auditioning for plays, but the
projects never got off the ground.
"There are a lot of ways to be led down the wrong path in this industry and
lose yourself," he says. "I am really anti that. I wake up feeling like hell
sometimes, worried and neurotic just like everybody else."
Speedman's role in "My Life Without Me" was less physically demanding than
"Underworld," but he says he found working on the small movie took a much
greater emotional toll.
"This movie makes me sad for a lot of personal reasons," he says, refusing to
elaborate.
"I spent a lot of time by myself getting ready for this movie. I actually drove
my Honda from Los Angeles to Vancouver, stopping to look at some small towns to
see where my character might live."
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Bosworth as Lois Lane
Kate Bosworth may have landed the role of Lois Lane in Bryan Singer's new
"Superman" film.
According to Superman V and backed up by reliable source Latino Review,
Bosworth beat out Elisha Cuthbert, Claire Danes and Keri Russell for the
coveted role.
The actress will star alongside newcomer Brandon Routh as the Man of Steel.
Kevin Spacey is rumoured to star as Lex Luthor and "X-Men 2" star Shawn
Ashmore has hinted that he will play young reporter Jimmy Olsen.
Bosworth stars with Spacey in the upcoming biopic, "Beyond the Sea".
The untitled "Superman" project will shoot in Australia this year.
From Sunny Oz, Rick :)
Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
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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.
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By Kate O'Hare
LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) On ABC's Wednesday castaway drama "Lost," con man
Sawyer (Josh Holloway) sits on the beach reading Richard Adams' "Watership
Down."
On its surface, the novel is about several rabbits that escape the destruction
of their warren and traverse the English countryside to seek a new home. But
the tale quickly becomes one of heroism, survival and friendship, and
ultimately, the challenge of building a free society versus yielding to a
totalitarian one. It's so much more than just bunnies on the run.
When ABC first announced "Lost," it sounded like a cross between "Survivor" and
"Gilligan's Island," with plane-crash survivors on their way from Australia to
Los Angeles stranded on a deserted tropical island. But before the pilot was
over, the sudden appearance of a polar bear let you know, as co-creator (with
Damon Lindelof) J.J. Abrams put it, "this place isn't normal."
Week by week, as the characters' histories are revealed in flashbacks, and as
the island's deep strangeness makes itself gradually apparent, the show becomes
less about being stranded on an island and more about what you learn once you
get there.
"What is here on this island is actually going to start changing people," says
Ian Somerhalder, who plays rich kid Boone. "It's nice to see that the
experience on this island now is not only terrifying; it's enlightening. It's
transformative.
"That's what Damon said over and over again, that the crazy thing about the
show -- one of many -- is that all these people on this plane have seen each
other before."
"Lost" follows in the tradition of Abrams' earlier shows, "Felicity" and
"Alias." In "Felicity," a high-school graduate (Keri Russell) makes an
impulsive decision to follow the object of her affection (Scott Speedman) to
college in New York and discovers a whole new world both inside and out. In
"Alias," what is superficially a spy drama is actually an examination of love,
loss and family.
Both these shows inspired passionate devotion and debate among their fans, as
do some of Abrams' favorite shows from other producers, including "Star Trek,"
"The X-Files" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer." Two "Buffy" writers, David Fury
and Drew Goddard, now work on "Lost."
These shows share a willingness to tackle issues of life and death, to ponder
philosophical questions and to draw on cultural references ranging from
Shakespeare to Saturday morning cartoons. They also offer more questions than
answers, leaving viewers to feverishly work their brains to fill in the blanks.
Sometimes a little research helps. For example, in "Lost," Terry O'Quinn (a
veteran of "X-Files" and "Alias") plays John Locke, which is also the name of
the Enlightenment-era British philosopher who originated the term "tabula
rasa," or "blank slate," to describe the unformed state of the mind at birth.
The second episode of "Lost" was called "Tabula Rasa," and Locke has become
sort of the island philosopher, moving from character to character. He found
the dog belonging to young Walt (Malcolm David Kelley), helped Charlie (Dominic
Monaghan) overcome drug addiction and has taken Boone under his wing.
He's also the beneficiary of a miracle. In his flashback, viewers learned that
Locke had been in a wheelchair for four years but dreamed of going on walkabout
in Australia. When that dream was frustrated, he got on a plane to return home
-- only to discover, after the crash, that his useless legs worked. Locke has
now become the hunter-warrior of his dreams.
He also saw the giant thing that prowls the island. It may have eaten the
plane's pilot, but Locke was unafraid.
"He saw some huge thing coming through the trees," O'Quinn says, "and it came
down face to face with him. I talked to Damon Lindelof and said, 'Something is
coming through the trees. It's looking at me. Tell me something. Is it
something that terrifies me? Is it God? Is it wondrous? Is it horrible?'
"He said, 'All right, I'll tell you it's the most beautiful thing that you've
ever seen in your life.'"
Aside from surgeon Jack (Matthew Fox), who had visions of his dead father,
Locke may be most aware that the island is not an ordinary dot in the sea, and
perhaps the crash was no accident.
"He believes more than anyone," O'Quinn says, "that the island is filled with
magic and mysticism and spirituality, even to the point that he has a kind of
faith that strengthens all his inclinations. Maybe he can do things simply by
believing he can do them.
"Walking was one miracle, and that was a miracle, so who's to say they draw the
line at one? John Locke was the one that came up with the idea of tabula rasa,
the clean slate, the fresh beginning, which certainly applies to our Locke and
to everyone here.
"The island has awakened some sensitivity in him to other people and other
things. The miracle that happened to him opened his eyes. It's like the way you
hear people talk about having a near-death experience; when they come back into
the world, they see it with fresh eyes. That's what happened to Locke."
Abrams and Lindelof have tapped into our fear that, at any moment, the world
can be turned upside down, leaving us adrift. It's not a new notion. Stories
from "Robinson Crusoe" to "Lord of the Flies" trod just the same ground.
What "Lost" adds to the mix are its flashbacks, showing how the past dogs us
into the present, even if we try to escape it.
"On the island," Lindelof says, "you have this chance to reinvent yourself, and
the only person who's in on the joke is the audience."
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Bosworth as Lois Lane
Kate Bosworth may have landed the role of Lois Lane in Bryan Singer's new
"Superman" film.
According to Superman V and backed up by reliable source Latino Review,
Bosworth beat out Elisha Cuthbert, Claire Danes and Keri Russell for the
coveted role.
The actress will star alongside newcomer Brandon Routh as the Man of Steel.
Kevin Spacey is rumoured to star as Lex Luthor and "X-Men 2" star Shawn
Ashmore has hinted that he will play young reporter Jimmy Olsen.
Bosworth stars with Spacey in the upcoming biopic, "Beyond the Sea".
The untitled "Superman" project will shoot in Australia this year.
From Sunny Oz, Rick :)
Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
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probably just not enough room left in the category. after all, this is an
organization who gave Keri Russell a best TV actress award.
- Celebrity Gossip
- Is an accomplished Dancer.
- Raised in Mesa, Arizona and Denver, Colorado.
- Siblings are Todd and Julie.
- Parents are David and Stephanie.
- Shares a birthday with fellow MMC cast member, Josh Ackerman.
- Keri Russell appears in Bon Jovi's 1994 music video "Always."
- After Keri had her hair clipped in August 1999, this affected the overall performance of "Felicity" (1998), where it affected fan consensus and the Nielsen ratings. A letter-writing campaign saved the show for another season, and the WB network came up with a resolution, where young stars will not alter their current hairstyles as a strategy to avoid a TV series, airing on the WB network, to be cancelled, or for worse, having an actor/actress fired or subsequently terminated out of his/her contract.
- Cut her signature long, curly locks. [August 1999]
- On People magazine's '50 Most Beautiful' list. [1999]
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