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  • In 1945, Sofia Coppola plays Herself/'Best New Filmmaker' in the production of Code of the Lawless.

  • For the 2007 tv series Deadly Suspicion, Sofia Coppola's character is Herself (Winner of Best Screenplay and Best Comedy Picture).

  • Sofia Coppola stars as Herself - Best Original Screenplay Winner/Co-presenter: Best Adapted Screenplay in the 1982 release of Ao Sul do Meu Corpo.

  • For the 2001 show Baz Luhrmann: The Show Must Go On, Sofia Coppola is cast in the role of Noodle.

  • She takes the role of Enzo's Mistress in the 1929 production of Below the Deadline.

  • She plays Herself in the 1978 movie Chant du peintre, Le.

  • For the 1975 movie Bug, Sofia Coppola plays Mary Corleone.

  • For the 2002 production 20.000 Leagues Under the Sea, Sofia Coppola's character is Mary Corleone.

  • For the 2006 video Cocktail Hour, Sofia Coppola plays the part of Herself.

  • In 1979, she takes the role of Cindy in the show Bleu des origines, Le.

  • She is cast in the role of Nancy Kelcher in the 2006 feature The Albino Code.

  • In 2007, she plays the part of Saché in the video release of Bring It On: In It to Win It.

  • In 1974, she stars as Herself in the show Guai ren guai shi.

  • Sofia Coppola plays the part of Herself in the 2003 release Deception.

  • Sofia Coppola expecting baby

    
    Director Sofia Coppola and partner Thomas Mars are expecting their second child, Mars has confirmed.
    on 2009-12-17 04:47:13

  • Baby No. 2 for Sofia Coppola

    
    Sofia Coppola will soon have another little one to give direction to.
    on 2009-12-17 04:49:18

  • Sofia Coppola's 'Somewhere': Why casting the Chateau Marmont is tricky

    
    The news that Sofia Coppola is prepping a new film, Somewhere, that will prominently feature Hollywood's famed Chateau Marmont hotel is interesting in that the delightful filmmaker already famously infused the luxurious Park Hyatt Hotel in Tokyo with lots
    on 2009-04-18 04:47:14

  • Sofia Coppola Sets Next Movie in Legendary Hollywood Hot Spot

    
    I can't believe it's been nearly three years since Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette came out, and I'm happy to learn she's getting back to making movies - this time set in the present day at a famed hotel. Titled Somewhere, her next movie centers on "a b
    on 2009-04-18 04:50:50

  • Sofia Coppola books Marmont film

    
    Gotham: Director turns to Hollywood hotel for pic -- Sofia Coppola is checking into a new hotel for her next project.
    on 2009-04-17 04:47:29

  • Sofia Coppola's Louis Vuitton Designs

    
    Sofia Coppola has likened  fashion designing to making movies after creating a range of shoes and bags for Louis Vuitton.The director and actress told Harper's Bazaar: "It's not too different to making a movie. You have an idea of what you'd like to
    on 2009-02-25 04:48:48

  • Sofia Coppola Unveils Louis Vuitton Line

    
    Sofia Coppola has unveiled her accessory line for luxury label, Louis Vuitton. The Lost in Translation director debuted her creations in Tokyo last week, showing off a collection of slouchy duffle bags, funky clutch bags and retro wedge sandals.
    on 2008-12-09 04:49:54

  • Pals Congratulate Scarlett & Ryan on Engagement

    
    Designer Marc Jacobs and director Sofia Coppola wish the couple well
    on 2008-05-06 16:48:52

  • Sharon Stone Raises Big Buck For Aids Charity.

    
    The Basic Instinct star, 49, presented the benefit in Rome, Italy - where she is attending the Rome Film Festival - with guests including model Eva Herzigova, director Sofia Coppola and actress Mira Sorvino.
    on 2007-10-30 04:45:43
  • It's all BS. Jennifer broke up with Pitt. Not the other way around. He's a homosexual. Taylor wrote: > "Taylor" wrote in message > news:_Qufg.2724$EF1.211591@news20.bellglobal.com... > was a funny stereotype to trash. Then again... there seems to be a small > grain of truth in almost ALL stereotypes. :-o
  • SamMarlowe54@aol.com wrote: > Taylor wrote: > Sorry Jenn your misery has just started and will never end. You'll > always be the "loser" in this relationship even if you don't deserve to > be. You'll be the answer to all those trivia questions forever. My > advice would be duke it out with Angelina. Although I think she could > take you! Yeah, Ang has already beaten up Brad.
  • Taylor wrote: > NEWS HOME > ENTERTAINMENT NEWS > Thursday Jun 1 15:17 AEST > Jennifer Aniston felt "nauseous" when she got a phone call telling her > Brangelina's baby had been born. > finally over and she could move on with her life. > birth to baby daughter Shiloh Nouvel Pitt-Jolie. > RELATED LINKS > a.. Dumped Crowe has last laugh: report > b.. Jolie's baby was a Caesarean delivery > c.. Fleeing Paris: kiss stalls career > d.. Sandra Bullock v 'stalker' > e.. Sofia Coppola expecting > --- > Plan B, the production company she once owned with Pitt. > "The nauseous feeling I expected to have when I heard the news is smaller > than I thought," Star magazine quotes Aniston as telling a friend. > hopefully, my place in this sick triangle will be replaced with the baby. > factor in all this bulls**t." > his own, according to the magazine. > raising that child alone and she's off somewhere adopting another Third > World baby. > relationship is based on passion, however misguided it seems to me." > after the birth of Shiloh. > raise Shiloh. > http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=104465 > begin 666 space.gif > L1TE&.#EA`P`#`( ``/___P```"'Y! 44````+ `````#``,```(#A'\%`#L` > ` Sorry Jenn your misery has just started and will never end. You'll always be the "loser" in this relationship even if you don't deserve to be. You'll be the answer to all those trivia questions forever. My advice would be duke it out with Angelina. Although I think she could take you! > end
  • http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060531/ap_en_ce/people_sofia_coppola;_ylt=A9FJqaPniH5Ey.IAHwRX24cA;_ylu=X3oDMTA5aHJvMDdwBHNlYwN5bmNhdA-- NEW YORK - Sofia Coppola has a new project in the works - a baby, due this winter, People magazine reported Wednesday on its Web site. The father is Coppola's boyfriend, Thomas Mars, a singer for the French band Phoenix, the magazine said. The 35-year-old filmmaker won a best screenplay Oscar for 2003's "Lost in Translation," which she also directed. A call by The Associated Press to Coppola's representative, Robert Garlock, was not immediately returned. Coppola is the daughter of Oscar-winning director Francis Ford Coppola. She played Mary Corleone in his 1990 movie, "The Godfather: Part III." Her upcoming film, "Marie Antoinette," stars Kirsten Dunst as the 18th-century French queen. Coppola wrote and directed the movie, which drew wildly mixed reactions at its first press screening at the Cannes Film Festival. Coppola was married to director Spike Jonze for four years; she filed for divorce in 2003. ___
  • NEWS HOME > ENTERTAINMENT NEWS Thursday Jun 1 15:17 AEST Aniston 'sickened' by baby news Thursday Jun 1 10:00 AEST Jennifer Aniston felt "nauseous" when she got a phone call telling her Brangelina's baby had been born. But Aniston later told friends she was relieved that the "sick triangle" was finally over and she could move on with her life. Her ex-Brad Pitt was in the operating room as new love Angelina Jolie gave birth to baby daughter Shiloh Nouvel Pitt-Jolie. --- RELATED LINKS a.. Dumped Crowe has last laugh: report b.. Jolie's baby was a Caesarean delivery c.. Fleeing Paris: kiss stalls career d.. Sandra Bullock v 'stalker' e.. Sofia Coppola expecting --- Aniston, 37, got the news of Pitt's baby on May 27 from an associate from Plan B, the production company she once owned with Pitt. "The nauseous feeling I expected to have when I heard the news is smaller than I thought," Star magazine quotes Aniston as telling a friend. "I'm sick to death of having paparazzi ask me how I feel. "How do they think I feel? I've wanted this to be over for so long. Now, hopefully, my place in this sick triangle will be replaced with the baby. "I'm finally going to be able to make my own decisions and not have to factor in all this bulls**t." Aniston also told pals that she fears Pitt will end up raising the baby on his own, according to the magazine. "I really do wish Brad the best of luck because he'll need it when he's raising that child alone and she's off somewhere adopting another Third World baby. "I do wish Brad and Angelina luck. Passion is fleeting and their whole relationship is based on passion, however misguided it seems to me." Pitt and Jolie are holed up in the impoverished African country of Namibia after the birth of Shiloh. It is expected they will return to Pitt's luxurious Malibu home in June to raise Shiloh. Splash News/Snapper Media http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=104465 [UUdata space.gif]
  • "Taylor" wrote in message news:_Qufg.2724$EF1.211591@news20.bellglobal.com... > NEWS HOME > ENTERTAINMENT NEWS > Thursday Jun 1 15:17 AEST > Jennifer Aniston felt "nauseous" when she got a phone call telling her > Brangelina's baby had been born. > was finally over and she could move on with her life. > birth to baby daughter Shiloh Nouvel Pitt-Jolie. > RELATED LINKS > a.. Dumped Crowe has last laugh: report > b.. Jolie's baby was a Caesarean delivery > c.. Fleeing Paris: kiss stalls career > d.. Sandra Bullock v 'stalker' > e.. Sofia Coppola expecting > --- > Plan B, the production company she once owned with Pitt. > "The nauseous feeling I expected to have when I heard the news is smaller > than I thought," Star magazine quotes Aniston as telling a friend. > hopefully, my place in this sick triangle will be replaced with the baby. > factor in all this bulls**t." > his own, according to the magazine. > raising that child alone and she's off somewhere adopting another Third > World baby. > relationship is based on passion, however misguided it seems to me." > after the birth of Shiloh. > raise Shiloh. > http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=104465 > Note: I (((do))) realize this is all made up gossip, but I just thought it was a funny stereotype to trash. Then again... there seems to be a small grain of truth in almost ALL stereotypes. :-o
  • wrote in message news:1148916457.929461.137060@j73g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > for her and she was no beauty. > I knew Wallis Simpson, senator, and Sofia Coppola is no Wallis Simpson. Neither is she a Jessica Simpson. Sofia's overriding, compelling personal charisma escapes me. And the camera. "Hello, I'm Sofia, my father is a famous successful director. Otherwise I'd be lucky to get a job doing janitorial chores on the set, much less acting in and directing multi-million dollar bombs." Somehow I think Angelina's lock on Brad is safe from the clutches of Sofia Coppola. For example, it's easy to see some hunk throwing over his career, position, and fortune for this: http://vip.lenta.ru/topic/oscar/coppola.jpg Then again, maybe NOT.
  • wrote in message news:ADFeg.24$S86.14@fe11.lga... > news:1148916457.929461.137060@j73g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > Neither is she a Jessica Simpson. Sofia's overriding, compelling > personal charisma escapes me. And the camera. "Hello, I'm Sofia, my > father is a famous successful director. Otherwise I'd be lucky to get a > job doing janitorial chores on the set, much less acting in and directing > multi-million dollar bombs." Somehow I think Angelina's lock on Brad is > safe from the clutches of Sofia Coppola. For example, it's easy to see > some hunk throwing over his career, position, and fortune for this: > http://vip.lenta.ru/topic/oscar/coppola.jpg > Then again, maybe NOT. Nor this: http://images.absolutenow.com/rp/6125_coppola_sofia_10.jpg
  • http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=77679800&p=7768xy74&n=7 7680271 Murray thanks Coppola for career boost 18/06/2005 - 10:45:44 Screen veteran Bill Murray credits director Sofia Coppola with re-inventing his career when she cast him in her 2003 film Lost In Translation. Murray was awarded a Golden Globe award for his part in the film and proved he is capable of carrying off more serious roles as well as the comedy parts he found fame playing. He said: "I really love Lost in Translation, Sofia Coppola's an excellent film-maker. She wrote a great story and made a lovely film. "It was actually the beginning of a new phase for me: I knew I could do these kind of movies but I'd never been invited before."
  • http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=3103830&p=3yx3845&n=310 3922 Sex symbol Scarlett loved her Lost look 13/06/2005 - 12:35:57 Scarlett Johansson has Sofia Coppola'>Sofia Coppola and movie photographer Lance Accord to thank for her sex symbol tag, because she fears she'd never have been noticed had it not been for a scene in which she wears sheer underwear in Lost in Translation. The 20-year-old actress admits she was reluctant to wear the see-through panties at first, until director Coppola modelled them for her, and then she was more than pleased when she saw how the film's director of photogr aphy made her look sexy onscreen. She tells men's magazine Playboy: "When I first saw it (the scene) I silently thanked our director of photography, Lance Accord. I'd told him that if I looked like I had any lumps or bumps he'd never work in this town a gain. It doesn't look like my ass; it looks like a really lovely ass. "I told Sofia Coppola'>Sofia Coppola that I didn't want to wear sheer underwear. She said, 'OK. but I think it would look really great.' "She said, 'Look, I'll put on the sheer underwear and lie on the bed. If you think it looks strange, we'll make it some other kind of underwear.' She put them on and looked fantastic, of course." Johansson loves the fact that she's now someone others stare at because she's a self-confessed starer: "I would never really discourage someone from looking at me. You're talking to someone who has a huge staring proble m herself... I like to watch people."
  • http://www.sky.com/showbiz/article/0,,50001-1183862,00.html Brunettes Beat Blondes Brunettes have triumphed over blondes in a list of the world's 100 most beautiful women. The top five in the Harpers & Queen magazine list, compiled by 1,000 experts from the worlds of fashion, arts and the media, are brunettes. Hollywood beauty Angelina Jolie topped the poll, followed by supermodel Christy Turlington, Queen Rania of Jordan, film director Sofia Coppola and domestic goddess Nigella Lawson. Blondes such as supermodel Kate Moss, Kill Bill star Uma Thurman and Lost in Translation's Scarlett Johansson are in the top 100, but have been relegated out of the top five. Harpers & Queen editor Lucy Yeomans said: "We were really surprised when the brunettes came out on top. "But from our panel results, we witnessed a definite shift away from the traditionally deified blonde stereotype. "Instead, people with a more unusual and interesting beauty ranked higher. "We encouraged people to vote on the all-round package, rather than on physical beauty alone, so it was great to see less obvious beauties such as film director Sofia Coppola making the top five." THE TOP 25: Angelina Jolie Christy Turlington Rania of Jordan Sofia Coppola Nigella Lawson Uma Thurman Emmanuelle Beart Kate Moss Aishwarya Rai Charlotte of Monaco Charlotte Rampling Beyonce Knowles Cate Blanchett Scarlett Johansson Ziyi Zhang Sophie Dahl Natalie Portman Liv Tyler Gisele Bundchen Jennifer Connelly Natalia Vodianova Dita Von Teese Julie Christie Margherita Missoni Gwen Stefani
  • http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-04-04/ Coppola "Furious with Deceptive Delon" Oscar-winning filmmaker Sofia Coppola is "furious" with legendary actor Alain Delon - after the Frenchman reportedly used her offer of a role in upcoming movie Marie-Antoinette for his own publicity. Lost In Translation director Coppola is currently shooting her film in France and thought she'd found the perfect actor to play monarch Louis XV in screen star Delon. However, Coppola eventually settled on US actor Rip Torn after Delon turned her offer down - leaving Coppola upset. A source tells website Pagesix.Com, "Delon led her to believe she could talk him into accepting the role. He invited her to see him in a play, and she went backstage afterward where there were two photographers waiting to take pictures of her and Delon. Then they went out to dinner. The next morning, the photos of her and Delon appeared in the papers having been obviously pre-planned, with captions saying that Delon had refused Coppola's offer. He has gone on to say that he can't be in a movie where he has to wear a wig, but that he would do any contemporary movie she offered him. Obviously, Delon had staged the evening as publicity for himself. Sofia is furious." A spokesperson for Coppola says, "Sofia is too busy right now to be upset, and she is quite happy with Rip Torn in that role." From Sunny Oz, Rick :) Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
  • http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,12684068%255E28957 ,00.html Rose set to blossom Two more Australian actors are scoring top film roles overseas. 29mar05 COULD life get any better for Aussie stunner Rose Byrne? The 25-year-old actor has decided to follow the road most travelled by talented beautiful Aussie women -- straight to Britain. And the news from the beauty's perfect life is that Byrne has set up home in Hackney, London. Byrne is the proud owner of a three-bedroom Victorian house with her 32-year-old sister Lucy. "I have made the decision to base myself in Britain and I have bought a three-bedroomed Victorian house with a little garden, not far from Hackney's main street," she said. "It's really pretty, I can't wait to move in." Byrne is on small screens across Britain with the BBC dramatisation of Casanova. Last year, she played Brad Pitt's love interest in the historical epic Troy. The Sydney girl began taking drama classes at the age of eight and got her first professional job at 13. She has starred opposite Heath Ledger in the Australian film Two Hands and Natalie Portman in Star Wars: Episode II. She is due to begin work on Lost in Translation director Sofia Coppola's movie Marie Antoinette. But Byrne said she remained down to earth, with her feet firmly on the ground. "You have to remember it is about your work, not about how you look," she said. "My mother always said to me that it didn't matter what the outside looked like, it was what was going on inside your head that counted." Shock phone call THE film industry is also working wonders for another Aussie actor, Radha Mitchell, who has been working with movie legend Woody Allen. The Melbourne star thought it was a hoax when she received a call from the director asking her to star in Melinda and Melinda -- until she received the . The 32-year-old beauty was on her way home from Los Angeles airport when her mobile phone rang and she was shocked to hear somebody claiming to be Allen offering her a part. "My cell phone started ringing in the taxi on the way home," Mitchell told British magazine Hotdog. "I thought it was my mum calling to check that I had landed safely, but it was Woody Allen ringing to see if I wanted to be in his movie! "I wasn't sure if it was actually him or not, because it didn't sound like him and I wasn't expecting him to call. "Then I got the and realised it was true." Mitchell has come a long way since leaving Australia. She's worked with Denzel Washington in Man on Fire and Johnny Depp in Finding Neverland. She is expected back in Australia soon to start filming on a project known as Guests, which is about three people stuck in a house together. Mitchell plays two versions of the same character in Melinda and Melinda, which hits the big screen on May 26. From Sunny Oz, Rick :) Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
  • http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=57972524&p=5797z8z6&n=5 7972904 Oprah and Jude top dressers, says Vanity Fair 03/03/2005 - 13:32:45 Oprah Winfrey and Jude Law have come out tops in a list of the world's best-dressed people. The list includes 20 international celebrities, including Queen Rania of Jordan, Hollywood heart-throb George Clooney and US chat-show host Oprah Winfrey. Law, 32, told Vanity Fair magazine, which compiled the top 20, that his signature look was "messy schoolteacher". Others names in the best-dressed women's list, published in the April issue of Vanity Fair, include Lost in Translation director Sofia Coppola. Women's International Best-dressed List (in no particular order) Oprah Winfrey, talk-show host Queen Rania of Jordan Sofia Coppola, director Kate Moss, supermodel Alba Clemente, wife of artist Francesco Clemente Jemima Khan Sienna Miller, actress Carine Roitfeld, editor in chief, French Vogue Vanessa and Victoria Traina, daughters of author Danielle Steel Connie Wald, Beverly Hills hostess Men's International Best-dressed List Jude Law, actor Andre 3000 Benjamin, singer George Clooney, actor Anderson Cooper, US TV anchor Charlie Watts, Rolling Stones drummer Lapo Elkann, head of brand promotion, Fiat Charles Finch, producer Bernard-Henri Levy, author Wes Anderson, director Ogden Phipps, managing partner, Guggenheim Merchant Bank. From Sunny Oz, Rick :) Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
  • CliffB wrote: > Tom Zielinski wrote: > I believe the daughter on the left was put into the Nolte/Hutton > vehicle Q&A as Hutton's alienated love interest. It wasn't a terribly > well written role or movie for that matter. I don't recall seeing her > in other films. I wonder if she's friends with Sofia Coppola.
  • http://people.aol.com/people/news/now/0,10958,571737,00.html Sofia, Clint Lead Director Nominations STEPHEN M. SILVERMAN The Directors Guild of America announced its five nominees for the union's 56th annual award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement on Tuesday, yet another sign that the Oscar nominations are just around the corner. (Those babies get named Jan. 27.) And the DGA nominees are: Sofia Coppola, for "Lost in Translation"; Clint Eastwood, for "Mystic River" (he previously won for 1992's "Unforgiven"); Peter Jackson, for "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" (his third consecutive nomination for the trilogy); Gary Ross, for "Seabiscuit"; and Peter Weir, for "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World." The most notable snub? Director Anthony Minghella, whose Civil War romance "Cold Mountain" led the Golden Globe nominations with eight (including a best director nod), but is nowhere to be found on the DGA's list. The winner will be announced at a gala dinner Feb. 7 at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. (The Oscars, meanwhile, will be handed out Feb. 29.) Until recently, the DGA winner, with very few exceptions, went on to take the Oscar home, though that pattern has been broken recently. As the DGA acknowledges on its Web site, the DGA winner matched the Oscar winner all but six times since 1949. The first exception came in 1968, when Anthony Harvey took home Guild honors for "The Lion in Winter," while Carol Reed won the Oscar for "Oliver!" In 1972, Sofia Coppola's father, Francis Ford Coppola, won the DGA for "The Godfather," while Bob Fosse won the Oscar for "Cabaret." In 1985, Steven Spielberg won the DGA for "The Color Purple," while the Oscar went to Sydney Pollack for "Out of Africa." Ten years later, Ron Howard won the DGA for "Apollo 13," while Mel Gibson won the Oscar for "Braveheart." In 2000, Ang Lee won the DGA for "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," while Steven Soderbergh won the Oscar for "Traffic." And lest anyone forget, last year Rob Marshall won the DGA for "Chicago," while the Oscar went to Roman Polanski for "The Pianist." Still, the Directors Guild nominations usually match the Academy's contenders for Best Director. From Sunny Oz, Rick :) Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
  • By Bob Tourtellotte LOS ANGELES, (Reuters) - The race for Oscars gold took an unexpected turn on Tuesday when a major list of nominees for best film director snubbed Anthony Minghella and his widely-hailed Civil War epic "Cold Mountain" but gave a nod to Gary Ross's horse racing saga, "Seabiscuit." The widely-respected Directors Guild of America, an association representing movie directors, put Peter Jackson and his smash box office hit "Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King," on the list of best film director nominees along with Peter Weir for his seafaring epic, "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World." Rounding out the list of five nominees were Clint Eastwood with crime thriller "Mystic River," and Sofia Coppola for her Tokyo romance, "Lost in Translation." "Return of the King" now positions itself as an award front-runner, Oscar watchers said, as industry voters could reward Jackson for the combined trilogy that includes 2001's "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" and last year's "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. The nomination also marks Jackson's third consecutive DGA nod, the first time that has ever happened. Still it was Minghella's absence and the inclusion of "Seabiscuit" that had Hollywood buzzing. "It's a bit of cliche, but it really does mean the most when (a nomination) comes from your peers," Ross told Reuters. The "Seabiscuit" nod follows Monday's nomination for best film producing team for Ross and co-producers Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall from the Producers Guild of America. The nomination was especially rewarding for "Seabiscuit," about the come-from-behind, Depression-era champion because it has been a dark-horse this Oscar race owing to its summer debut outside the fall season that is filled with Academy Award hopefuls. The loss of Minghella and his critically acclaimed "Cold Mountain" from the DGA race proved to be a "shocker" for Tom O'Neil, host of award Website goldderby.com and author of "Movie Awards." "We had presumed up to now that the race for best picture at both the Golden Globes and Oscars was between 'Cold Mountain' and 'Lord of the Rings,"' said O'Neil. "The news today means a major step back for 'Cold Mountain."' "Cold Mountain" received a leading eight nominations for Golden Globe awards , which are given out by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and are perceived as instrumental in swaying Oscar voting. Globe winners will be named on Jan. 25. Moreover, "Cold Mountain" is backed by Miramax Films and its chief Harvey Weinstein, who have waged widely successful campaigns in Oscar races since the 1990s, backing winners like Minghella's "The English Patient" and last year's "Chicago." Some Oscar watchers attributed Minghella's absence to a timing issue as ballots for the DGA awards were mailed out on December 8, but "Cold Mountain" did not debut until Christmas day, Dec. 25, meaning ballots could have been returned early. Only six times since 1949 has the winner of the DGA's honor not won the best director Oscar, and 10 of the past 14 PGA winners have claimed the best film Oscar, which is the U.S. film industry's top award given out by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Oscars will be awarded on Feb. 29. Fading in the Oscar pack appear to be Tom Cruise movie "The Last Samurai," director Tim Burton's "Big Fish," and low-budget film "In America," from Irish director Jim Sheridan. Coppola's film appears to be the independent movie to beat this year. The director is the daughter of acclaimed filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola, himself a DGA winner for 1972's "The Godfather" which earned the best picture Oscar that year but failed to win the best director Oscar.
  • Moment of the night ... when the camera cut to Robin Williams in the audience as they were going to commercial (near the beginning), and he started the blowjob handmotion in front of his mouth with his tongue in his cheek. It almost made it all worth it. "Patricia Martin Steward" wrote in message news:401492af.53632443@news.localnet.com... > PRE-SHOW on E!: > one thing to say: > Who are these people? > she thinks are jokes. > looking rumpled. > the People's Choice Awards (which I tolerated for about 15 minutes). > Hopefully she's established that she's an adult, and now she can > concentrate on looking good instead of exposing her chest. > Fox, Janelle Maloney, Jennifer Beals, Julianne Moore, Alison Janney. > and is it just women whose initial is J? > for the ice-skater look: the sheer fabric that masquerades as but > doesn't look like exposed flesh. > for accepting such a small engagement ring, and Christine jerked her > hand back! These are the moments we hope for, people. > like a leprechaun in mourning. > usually be counted upon to wear something light and frothy, wore > charcoal grey. Scandalous. > engagement ring was FAR bigger than Kevin Costner's. > sharing her plastic surgeon with him. > poundage on her. > like she's wearing an extra-large set of wax fake lips. > she's going to have permanent depressions from that tight neckline. > it. "Alien." > big wankfest? > I could swear that after a few bars of "What I Did for Love" I saw > Bill Murray mouth, "Oh, shut up." > themselves. > dinner party. > falling out of her dress! > speech. > horrible (though Nicole Kidman came close) and the winners fairly > predictable. > Face your fears. > Live your dreams.
  • 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."
  • NY POST...MEGAN LEHMANN February 16, 2004 -- A radiant Uma Thurman has a brand-new love - hot hotelier André Balazs. Sofia Coppola's career is on fire. And Mary-Louise Parker just triumphed at the Golden Globes. It's hard to believe they've all just endured bitter breakups, having been variously dumped, cheated on and frozen out. This triumphant trio - who've become the new role models for jilted wives and girlfriends everywhere - has a lot to teach the rest of us, say relationship experts. "The best revenge is to be immediately successful in all areas of your life, which may or may not include an Oscar nomination for us civilians," says Lynn Harris, a 34-year-old Brooklynite and author of "Breakup Girl to the Rescue." While most of us don't have access to stylists or hot designers clamoring to dress us, regular women, too, tend to go on a post-breakup offensive - be it getting a fabulous new haircut, committing to an intense new workout, or launching a new project. "I think pretty much every time [after a split] there is this 'running with the wolves' period, which can co-exist with the natural sadness." "All of a sudden - presto! - something awesome happens in their career," says Harris. Recent history is full of resilient women who've outshone their exes. Actress Claire Bloom wrote the best-seller "Leaving a Doll's House," a bitter memoir of her life with author Philip Roth after their split, while J.K. Rowling produced the phenomenally successful "Harry Potter" books after separating from her Portuguese journalist husband. And then there's Nicole Kidman, who's emerged from the shadow of her former husband, Tom Cruise, to become one of the most sought-after actresses in Hollywood. While the Teflon trio of Parker, Coppola and Thurman have been dominating the spotlight, strutting the red carpet in stunning designer gowns, their exes have receded meekly into the background. Coppola's formerly ubiquitous ex, director Spike Jonze, has virtually vanished, while Ethan Hawke - who cheated on Thurman with a 22-year-old model - has been spotted moping around Manhattan and sulking on the set of his new movie, "Billy Dead." Women often tend to handle separations more productively than men, says Britton Payne, author of "Dumped: When You Are Unexpectedly Single." "Because men feel that society has put them in a more emotionally controlled place, they use certain ways of dealing - being angry with [their former partner], getting smashed, projecting their anger on to all women," he says. "Women are more inclined to talk about it with their friends, to work it out emotionally." There's no one single right way to rebound from a breakup, say experts - it's just a matter of finding a path that's right for you. "We as civilians can take our pick," says Harris. "You can say, 'I'll do it the Uma way!' or 'the Sofia way.' "But what I think they've all done is they've all been extremely dignified." Parker, for example, turned to humor - not the bitter, sarcastic brand, but simple, genuine charm, cracking a joke about her voluptuous post-pregnancy figure in front of 26 million viewers at last month's Golden Globes. "There's humor that is really only thinly veiled hurt feelings, which makes people laugh uncomfortably," says Harris, "and there's humor that shows you've still got it." Coppola immersed herself into promoting her movie, "Lost in Translation," winning an historic Oscar nomination in the process along with two Golden Globes. "It's good to throw yourself into your work if it reminds you that you still have all these strengths and skills without what's-his-name," says Harris. And Thurman, Harris says, "never really let us see her sweat. "It's not throwing an 'I hate John' party, it's not seeking revenge. It's holding your head high when you feel low. "Classy feels as classy does - especially if your ex has done something unclassy such as cheating on you." Harris advises taking further tips from the stars: Don't badmouth your ex in public, try not to go out in public "looking like crap," and put on a game face. "It's not like you have anything to prove to him. It's just that he was a part of your life - but there's a lot left." MARY-LOUISE PARKER OUCH: Last November, longtime beau Billy Crudup brutally dumped the 39-year-old Southern-bred actress - when she was 8 1/2 months pregnant! - for a younger woman, actress Claire Danes. THE SHOW MUST GO ON: Parker put on a game face to promote the acclaimed "Angels in America." TAKE THAT! While accepting a Golden Globe last month, Parker got the evening's biggest laugh when she told the crowd she'd win a $1,000 bet from her "West Wing" co-star Janel Moloney by thanking her newborn son, William, for "making my boobs look so good in this dress." LOOKING GOOD: Eighteen days after giving birth, her impressive cleavage - and the rest of her - indeed looked like a million bucks in a barely there black halter dress. WHERE IS HE NOW? Crudup, currently on screens in "Big Fish," has been spotted out on dates with Danes. Boo. Hiss. UMA THURMAN OUCH: Scruffy actor Ethan Hawke publicly humiliated his gorgeous wife, the mother of their two children, by fooling around with a 22-year-old Canadian model. THE SHOW MUST GO ON: Thurman assumed a Zen-like demeanor while doing the press rounds promoting back-to-back action movies "Kill Bill Vol. 1" and "Paycheck." TAKE THAT! The 33-year-old actress has been spotted in hot spots on both coasts publicly canoodling with hunky hotelier André Balazs. LOOKING GOOD: Thurman looks super-fit, thanks to the rigorous martial arts training she did for "Kill Bill," and has started wearing mini-dresses to show off her gams. WHERE IS HE NOW? Hawke has been looking increasingly miserable after a number of failed attempts at reconciliation - and his work is reportedly suffering SOFIA COPPOLA OUCH: In December, Coppola and fellow director Spike Jonze announced they were splitting after four years of marriage, reportedly because Jonze was obsessed with his career. THE SHOW MUST GO ON: Francis Ford Coppola's daughter threw herself into her work, promoting her sophomore movie, "Lost in Translation." TAKE THAT! Last month, Coppola became the first American woman director ever to receive an Oscar nomination. LOOKING GOOD: Marc Jacobs' muse has made not a single fashion misstep while treading red carpets from L.A. to Venice. WHERE IS HE NOW? The once-buzzed-about "Adaptation" director has been pushed into the background while the spotlight is focused squarely on Coppola.
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