Uploaded via Rapidshare.com for viewing. Do enjoy;
LINK
Showing posts with label Film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Monday, April 7, 2008
Snow Angels Set: Avoiding Lily
Actress Kate Beckinsale avoided her own daughter on the set of her latest film Snow Angels - because the traumatic storyline made her so upset.
The British beauty plays a single mother who has an affair with a married man in the upcoming film, leading to the mysterious disapperance of her daughter.
But the Underworld star became so wrapped up in the role, she had to hide from her own daughter Lily - so the nine-year-old wouldn't catch her in a distressed state.
She tells U.K. magazine Closer, "It was too intense. I didn't want Lily to see me in that state - it exhausted me on a psychological level."
Text courtesty of ContactMusic.com
The British beauty plays a single mother who has an affair with a married man in the upcoming film, leading to the mysterious disapperance of her daughter.
But the Underworld star became so wrapped up in the role, she had to hide from her own daughter Lily - so the nine-year-old wouldn't catch her in a distressed state.
She tells U.K. magazine Closer, "It was too intense. I didn't want Lily to see me in that state - it exhausted me on a psychological level."
Text courtesty of ContactMusic.com
Labels:
Daughter,
Film,
Lily Sheen,
Movie,
Snow Angels,
Stress
Friday, April 4, 2008
(Still) Wanting to Be Sexy Onscreen
ANI Wednesday 2nd April, 2008
Washington, Apr 02 : English actress Kate Beckinsale has dismissed rumours that she is giving up raunchy film roles, insisting that she still wants to be sexy onscreen.
Beckinsale, who had sashayed about nude in the vampire movie 'Underworld', revealed last month that she is embarrassed by some of the roles she has taken on.
"The sex-bomb thing is totally fun but you want to take the red shoes off sometimes. I've been wanting to do something more dramatic," Contactmusic quoted her as saying.
But even though the 34-year-old had admitted to being embarrassed with some of the roles, she insists that it doesn't mean she will give up her sex symbol status for good.
"She welcomes playing a wide range of roles with good material - sexy, comedic, serious drama, etc," her publicist Leslie Sloane stated.
Text courtesy of the BigNewsNetwork.com
Washington, Apr 02 : English actress Kate Beckinsale has dismissed rumours that she is giving up raunchy film roles, insisting that she still wants to be sexy onscreen.
Beckinsale, who had sashayed about nude in the vampire movie 'Underworld', revealed last month that she is embarrassed by some of the roles she has taken on.
"The sex-bomb thing is totally fun but you want to take the red shoes off sometimes. I've been wanting to do something more dramatic," Contactmusic quoted her as saying.
But even though the 34-year-old had admitted to being embarrassed with some of the roles, she insists that it doesn't mean she will give up her sex symbol status for good.
"She welcomes playing a wide range of roles with good material - sexy, comedic, serious drama, etc," her publicist Leslie Sloane stated.
Text courtesy of the BigNewsNetwork.com
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Snow Angels = Amazing
Ahh! I saw Snow Angelsyesterday afternoon! Rather than spoiling the entire film (as I typically do with my reviews), I leave with you the suspense of simply tell you that it's amazing. Absolutely epic. Gut wrenching. Wonderful.
Beautifully assembled story with some of the best cinemaphotography I've ever seen. The acting, especially by that of Sam Rockwell, was cliff hanging. But of course, Kate was fantastic too. I reckon that it's easily the best movie she's ever starred in.
A definite favourite: 10/10
Beautifully assembled story with some of the best cinemaphotography I've ever seen. The acting, especially by that of Sam Rockwell, was cliff hanging. But of course, Kate was fantastic too. I reckon that it's easily the best movie she's ever starred in.
A definite favourite: 10/10
Saturday, March 29, 2008
'Snow Angels' - Today!
After a terribly long wait, 'Snow Angels' has finally been released to select theatres yesterday here in Vancouver. I'm going to see the movie today, and naturally, I cannot wait. Will fill you folks in on how the movie was ASAP.
In the meantime, do have a nice weekend!
In the meantime, do have a nice weekend!
Thursday, March 13, 2008
'Snow Angels' Release Dates (North America)
For those of you who living in North America and have been eagerly awaiting to hear when Snow Angels is coming to a city near you, you need not wait any longer. For those who live in North America, I have the scheduled release date for the below cities. There's a even distribution across the United States, but only three Canadian city-releases thus far have been announced. Thankfully, I'm in one of the three that will get the film and evidently, cannot wait for March 28th to arrive. Will definitely give a full detailed review on the film shortly after March 28th.
For those living in Europe and etc, I'm afraid I have not heard any news on when the film is to be released in those parts. Naturally, if I hear any news, I'll let you know.
North American Release Dates:
March 7th
New York, NY
March 14th
Los Angeles, CA
March 21st
Boston, MA
Chicago, IL
Denver, CO
Detroit, MI
Minneapolis, MN
Philadelphia, PA
San Francisco, CA
Seattle, WA
Toronto (Canada)
Washington, DC
March 28th
Atlanta, GA
Cincinnati, OH
Cleveland, OH
Hartford, CT
Indianapolis, IN
Milwaukee, WI
Montreal (Canada)
Orange County, CA
Portland, OR
San Diego, CA
St. Louis, MO
Vancouver (Canada)
April 4th
Austin, TX
Baltimore, MD
Charlotte, NC
Columbus, OH
Dallas, TX
Des Moines, LA
Houston, TX
Kansas City, MO
Lexington, KY
Louisville, KY
Madison, WI
Miami, FL
Monterey, CA
Phoenix, AZ
Pittsburgh, PA
Providence, RI
Sacramento, CA
Salt Lake City, UT
San Jose, CA
For those living in Europe and etc, I'm afraid I have not heard any news on when the film is to be released in those parts. Naturally, if I hear any news, I'll let you know.
North American Release Dates:
March 7th
New York, NY
March 14th
Los Angeles, CA
March 21st
Boston, MA
Chicago, IL
Denver, CO
Detroit, MI
Minneapolis, MN
Philadelphia, PA
San Francisco, CA
Seattle, WA
Toronto (Canada)
Washington, DC
March 28th
Atlanta, GA
Cincinnati, OH
Cleveland, OH
Hartford, CT
Indianapolis, IN
Milwaukee, WI
Montreal (Canada)
Orange County, CA
Portland, OR
San Diego, CA
St. Louis, MO
Vancouver (Canada)
April 4th
Austin, TX
Baltimore, MD
Charlotte, NC
Columbus, OH
Dallas, TX
Des Moines, LA
Houston, TX
Kansas City, MO
Lexington, KY
Louisville, KY
Madison, WI
Miami, FL
Monterey, CA
Phoenix, AZ
Pittsburgh, PA
Providence, RI
Sacramento, CA
Salt Lake City, UT
San Jose, CA
Labels:
April,
Dates,
Film,
March,
Movie,
North America,
Release,
Snow Angels
Saturday, March 8, 2008
Kate Talks 'Snow Angels' & 'Underworld'
Kate recently did an interview with one Rebecca Murray this past week in promotion of Snow Angels. Excerpts of the online article can be found below:
“She's got a job that's not fulfilling. She's solely responsible physically, financially for a child. She has a husband who she's separated from who is kind of like another child almost and not responsible,” explained Beckinsale. “She's kind of responsible for her mother. I think she's very oppressed by her life and feels like she was going to get more out of it than she did and disappointed and struggling. Because she's busy and overwhelmed, her life's kind of like a treadmill that she can't get off. She makes certain choices because she's so consumed in the just next thing all the time.”
- “Then [she] finds herself on a really tough journey, things that are happening to her that are going to spoil everything. I think she's a single mother and I've been a single mother and been under the same pressures that she's been under. It's a very common feeling of loneliness and pressure and responsibility that a lot of people I think feel. It's just that Annie's circumstances ramp up.”
- Thankfully, getting into and then stepping back from this character was something Beckinsale was able to do as needed. “It depends on the scene,” offered Beckinsale. “I think some of the scenes towards the end of the movie, it became like Sam [Rockwell] and I going into our corners like a big boxing match. We'd get our little mouth guards out and take a breather and come back. There's not a lot of joking in that because you really want to keep - when there's a great energy that you have and it's working, you don't want to distract from it. It's very easy to be distracted on a film set. There's so much going on and people running around.”
- Despite the film’s dark qualities, Beckinsale says the set was a happy one - thanks to how writer/director David Gordon Green ran it. “…We had loads of fun. He picked a lot of people who were capable of having a good laugh. That really helped…”
- Also fun for the British actress was the opportunity to not have to look like a movie star. Beckinsale says it was refreshing to take part in a movie that wasn’t all about looking glamorous. “I feel less insecure about looking like sh*t seeing as I can do that just waking up easier than the other thing. I don't know. The whole glamorous thing is puzzling to me. I was monumentally ugly until I was about 15 so I still have that mindset.”
- After completing Snow Angels, Beckinsale stayed busy with a batch of other film projects including Winged Creatures with Dakota Fanning and Forest Whitaker and Nothing But the Truth with David Schwimmer. “In Winged Creatures I play a single mother who's a waitress in a diner who witnesses a random shooting murder and becomes affected with post traumatic stress and starts harming her baby. Another light comedy. Then Nothing But the Truth, I play a journalist who exposes somebody she knows as a covert CIA operative and is taken to the grand jury to reveal the source and won't, [and she] goes to jail. It's not Judith Miller. It sounds like Judith Miller, but it's not actually Judith Miller. Kind of a little bit like that.”
On Underworld:
- And what of those rumors of a cameo in the prequel? “They're shooting it right now. It's in New Zealand so probably not. But it's a family movie,” said Beckinsale. “My daughter's dad is the lead and my husband's producing it so I feel like we've got the family franchise going.”
- It’s definitely unusual that everyone gets along so well, and Beckinsale knows she’s lucky. As for how she did it, Beckinsale said, “I think because I pick great guys. I love Michael. Michael's fantastic. It shouldn't necessarily have gone on and on forever with us, but he is one of my absolutely favorite people ever. I think we both felt that it was really important for Lily, our daughter, to have everybody coming from the same place. He loves her and I love her and Len loves her. Everyone's nice. The guys both get along. I do feel like that's my major achievement of the last decade that my daughter is totally unscathed and great. I am proud of that.”
To read the entire article, please visit THIS link courtesy of About.com
“She's got a job that's not fulfilling. She's solely responsible physically, financially for a child. She has a husband who she's separated from who is kind of like another child almost and not responsible,” explained Beckinsale. “She's kind of responsible for her mother. I think she's very oppressed by her life and feels like she was going to get more out of it than she did and disappointed and struggling. Because she's busy and overwhelmed, her life's kind of like a treadmill that she can't get off. She makes certain choices because she's so consumed in the just next thing all the time.”- “Then [she] finds herself on a really tough journey, things that are happening to her that are going to spoil everything. I think she's a single mother and I've been a single mother and been under the same pressures that she's been under. It's a very common feeling of loneliness and pressure and responsibility that a lot of people I think feel. It's just that Annie's circumstances ramp up.”
- Thankfully, getting into and then stepping back from this character was something Beckinsale was able to do as needed. “It depends on the scene,” offered Beckinsale. “I think some of the scenes towards the end of the movie, it became like Sam [Rockwell] and I going into our corners like a big boxing match. We'd get our little mouth guards out and take a breather and come back. There's not a lot of joking in that because you really want to keep - when there's a great energy that you have and it's working, you don't want to distract from it. It's very easy to be distracted on a film set. There's so much going on and people running around.”
- Despite the film’s dark qualities, Beckinsale says the set was a happy one - thanks to how writer/director David Gordon Green ran it. “…We had loads of fun. He picked a lot of people who were capable of having a good laugh. That really helped…”
- Also fun for the British actress was the opportunity to not have to look like a movie star. Beckinsale says it was refreshing to take part in a movie that wasn’t all about looking glamorous. “I feel less insecure about looking like sh*t seeing as I can do that just waking up easier than the other thing. I don't know. The whole glamorous thing is puzzling to me. I was monumentally ugly until I was about 15 so I still have that mindset.”
- After completing Snow Angels, Beckinsale stayed busy with a batch of other film projects including Winged Creatures with Dakota Fanning and Forest Whitaker and Nothing But the Truth with David Schwimmer. “In Winged Creatures I play a single mother who's a waitress in a diner who witnesses a random shooting murder and becomes affected with post traumatic stress and starts harming her baby. Another light comedy. Then Nothing But the Truth, I play a journalist who exposes somebody she knows as a covert CIA operative and is taken to the grand jury to reveal the source and won't, [and she] goes to jail. It's not Judith Miller. It sounds like Judith Miller, but it's not actually Judith Miller. Kind of a little bit like that.”
On Underworld:
- And what of those rumors of a cameo in the prequel? “They're shooting it right now. It's in New Zealand so probably not. But it's a family movie,” said Beckinsale. “My daughter's dad is the lead and my husband's producing it so I feel like we've got the family franchise going.”
- It’s definitely unusual that everyone gets along so well, and Beckinsale knows she’s lucky. As for how she did it, Beckinsale said, “I think because I pick great guys. I love Michael. Michael's fantastic. It shouldn't necessarily have gone on and on forever with us, but he is one of my absolutely favorite people ever. I think we both felt that it was really important for Lily, our daughter, to have everybody coming from the same place. He loves her and I love her and Len loves her. Everyone's nice. The guys both get along. I do feel like that's my major achievement of the last decade that my daughter is totally unscathed and great. I am proud of that.”
To read the entire article, please visit THIS link courtesy of About.com
Monday, March 3, 2008
Friday, February 29, 2008
Monday, February 25, 2008
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


