Kristen Stewart with Joan Jett in Sundance Festival 2010.
Q: Kristen and Dakota, how much time did you spend with Joan and Cherie to create these roles? Stewart: Everybody knows Joan Jett, right, but nobody knows how hard it was to become her. We were pretty lucky to have grown up as girls being told we can do whatever we want and that wasn’t the case for them. So considering how important it was for Joan and Cherie I’m surprised how open they were and they didn’t even know who we were. It’s weird to talk about your friend when they’re standing right there. Stewart: Good. She has such an undeniable presence. It’s not like it takes a really perceptive person to get to know somebody like that. She’s pretty much … you know, whatever, yeah. Fanning: Okay, um, for me, when I first met Cherie, she has such a big personality and when I met her, she kind of wore her emotions and her feeling and her thoughts on her sleeve and was very open and honest with me about how she felt during this whole experience and to have her there for me was unbelievable and that was the only reason I was able to do what I was able to do.
Q: How did Joan and Cherie feel the first time you saw the movie? Joan Jett & The Blackhearts show at Harry O’s in Park City, Utah - January 24 - 2010
Jett: Very surreal, but in a good way. We were just talking about these two becoming us and it was really incredible and I have to give them such credit for their work ethic, because it wasn’t like it was just a gig. They were deadly serious about it and you can see that in all their preparation. I wanted to be there for Kristen to get whatever she needed from me, and I was also willing to get out of her face, if that’s what she needed. Dakota Fanning at Cherie Currie's 50th Birthday Party.
Currie: Wow. I’m actually shaking right now. First of all, Dakota Fanning is my favorite actress of all time. And I keep saying that I’m going to wake up from this dream, but you know what? I don’t wake up. And I truly believe that I’m the most blessed human being on the planet. And Joan, I knew from the minute I met her that she was going to be the godmother of rock and roll. And I was right. Michael Shannon was incredible – you scared me. Jett: It’s a really personal thing for us, and this was our dream, so it was very emotional to see this happen because we really believed in what we were doing. We thought we were doing great rock & roll. We weren’t hurting anybody, we were just trying to have fun and people took offense to that, and so it became the principle about following your dreams and not letting other people dictate what you’re gonna do in life". Source: festival.sundance.org
"I deemed it necessary to take to the interwebs to finally educate the masses on how to tell the difference between Jesse Eisenberg and Michael Cera: 1. Eisenberg is a native of Queens, NY. Cera is Canadian. It's just a coincidence that their voices sound so similar. It's not a geographic thing. 2. Eisenberg is the one with the curly hair. If you're ever not sure which one is in the movie you're currently watching, taking a quick peek at the top of his head will give you an answer. 4. In Zombieland, Eisenberg plays a nerdy guy who has an unlikely romance with the lovely Emma Stone.Emma Stone with Michael Cera in "Superbad" (2007).
In Superbad, Cera plays a nerdy guy whose equally nerdy best friend has an unlikely romance with the lovely Emma Stone. 5. On Arrested Development, Cera played the awkward but ultimately sweet and surprisingly well-adjusted young son of the insane Bluth family. In The Squid and the Whale, Eisenberg played the awkward but ultimately creepy and damaged son of the insane Berkman family. 6. When The Squid and the Whale hit theaters in 2005, critics called Eisenberg Hollywood's most promising young everyman actor. Two years later, critics forgot that they'd already given this title to someone and re-gifted it to Cera". Source: www.film.com
Michael Cera as Harold in the short film "Darling Darling" (2005).
"Jesse Eisenberg (The Squid and the Whale). He was Michael Cera before Michael Cera became Michael Cera. Except after Michael Cera became Michael Cera, Jesse Eisenberg was reduced to a poor man's Michael Cera. Michael Cera must have not been available to shoot Adventureland and so Jesse Eisenberg became the Michael Cera-type producers were looking for. And now with this vast Michael Cera over-exposure, is Jesse Eisenberg reclaiming his original Michael Cera status by starring in Zombieland opposite Emma Stone, a young actress who also starred opposite the actual Michael Cera in Superbad? Jesse Eisenberg and Amber Heard in "Zombieland" (2009).
I'm on a roll with the questions here, is there a reason why Eisenberg's Adventureland and Zombieland are similarly titled? Is Michael Cera somehow behind all this?
All that matters now is that Michael Cera finally shows us he is more than just Michael Cera in this adaptation of C.D. Payne's novel. How so? By playing a youth who revolts thanks to an Edward Norton/Brad Pitt-type alter ego that does very, very bad things that none of Cera's past characters would ever have the balls to do. (Unlike the two different actors in Fight Club, Cera plays both roles in Revolt.)
Jake Gyllenhaal & Jennifer Aniston in "The Good Girl" - Gag Reel.
Directed by Miguel Arteta (absent from the big screen since 2002's The Good Girl), the film stars Cera as a virgin (but of course!) named Nick Twisp, who falls hopelessly in love (in typical wimpy Michael Cera fashion, obviously) with a young girl named Sheeni Saunders (Portia Doubleday) while on a family vacation at a trailer park". Source: www.huffingtonpost.com
Nerdy types who resemble Michael Cera:
Michael Cera Why you think he’s Michael Cera: No. 1, he is Michael Cera. Nos. 2 through 4, Michael Cera is physically negligible, a rail-thin angelic man-boy with big, earnest eyes who has probably had the same haircut since 3rd grade; he stammers when he tries to talk to women, or to almost anyone, the mark of a true sensitive high school intellectual (in movies, at least); his default expression is gape-mouthed profound bewilderment, with grace notes of adolescent stupidity and subdued teenage frustration.
Why he’s not Michael Cera: Does not apply.
Paul Dano Age: 24 Where you’ve seen him: As the son who won’t talk in “Little Miss Sunshine”; as the preacher with pretensions who spars against Daniel Day Lewis in “There Will Be Blood”; soon in “Taking Woodstock.” Why you think he’s Michael Cera: Thin and pale; his voice breaks when he gets excited; eerily placid.
Why he’s not Michael Cera: Michael Cera has ramrod-straight posture, Dano slouches. Default expression is more purse-mouthed than gape-mouthed; taller than Cera, with a longer neck, a more oval face; seems better predisposed for drama than comedy.
Anton Yelchin Age: 20 Where you’ve seen him: As Chekov in the new “Star Trek” picture; as teenager Kyle Reese, future father of John Connor, in the coming “Terminator Salvation”; as the kidnapped boy in “Alpha Dog.” Why you think he’s Michael Cera: Like Michael Cera, if cast in a World War II drama, he could easily play the young soldier who represents the death of innocence; boyish face; severely pale skin; slight in appearance; deer-in-headlight eyes.
Why he’s not Michael Cera: Rarely mugs; his delivery rests more on short bursts of misplaced overconfidence than awkward hesitation.
Jesse Eisenberg Jesse Eisenberg at Sundance Festival on 25th January 2010.
Age: 25 Where you’ve seen him: As the leading man in “Adventureland”; as Jeff Daniels’ son in “The Squid and the Whale”; soon in the comedy “Zombieland.” Why you think he’s Michael Cera: Like Michael Cera, his niche is Indie With Poignant Laughs.
And your first reaction is not whether he is an actor but whether he is that guy you’ve never heard of whom you agreed to friend on Facebook. His skin is translucent; his eyes are wide. His delivery is pure hesitation, followed by a spew of words.
Why he’s not Michael Cera: More geared toward drama than comedy. His hair is generally curlier. His default expression is less panic than bemusement. Source: www.popmatters.com
MOTTOLA:“People always ask me if I thought of Michael Cera before Jesse for the role of James, and the truth is I was a fan of Jesse’s already and he was the first person I thought of. I think Jesse, maybe because he’s a New Yorker and is more neurotic than Michael, he felt more like me. My only hesitation with Jesse was that he’d done Squid and the Whale, and there’s some overlap in the characters, but when I sat down and met with him I thought, ‘Okay, I can live with the comparison,’ because I think that’s a great movie". Source: www.visimag.com
Jake Gyllenhaal with German Shepherd Atticus on 11th March 2006 in Malibu Beach.
Reese Witherspoon taking Jake Gyllenhaal's German Shepherd Atticus for a jog through her Brentwood neighborhood (while Jake filmed in Morocco 'Prince of Persia') on 10th September, 2008.
Jake Gyllenhaal and his dogs. He has nice dogs... I like Puggles...
"Alicia Silverstone has revealed she became a vegan after deciding she could never eat her pet dogs.The Clueless star said she used to eat meat, but the prospect of tucking into her canines turned her off eating ANY kind of animal.She said: 'I have three dogs. One day I realised if I wouldn't eat my dogs, why eat any animals, any meat? Why's a baby cow different from a dog? 'They have the same joys, same pain. Alicia Silverstone’s Sexy Veggie PSA Order a FREE vegetarian starter kit at GoVeg.com
She said she became a vegan in 1998 after going to an animal rights' meeting.
Alicia, 33, told a US newspaper: 'You can't eat bad food. You must understand which food's good for your body. So I changed my diet. Immediately my weight stabilized, I had more energy, the whites of my eyes grew whiter, nails got strong, skin cleared, medications went down. I healed myself.' She has since written a book about her experiences called "The Kind Diet". Source: www.monstersandcritics.com
A musical video dedicated to the beautiful and talented actress Alicia Silverstone. Song "Amazing" by Aerosmith.
Ryan Kavanaugh, Jim Sheridan and Jake Gyllenhaal at "Brothers" Film premiere Cocktail party on 21 November 2009.
"Lionsgate Home Entertainment has announced 2009's Brothers starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Tobey Maguire and Natalie Portman (currently filming Marvel's Thor) is coming to Blu-ray Disc and DVD on March 23.The complete disc details are not yet available at this time to share. We can tell you that Brothers on Blu-ray will include a pair of featurettes and a commentary track with director Jim Sheridan". Source: www.thehdroom.com
Adam Shulman & Anne Hathaway at Armani Prive fashion show - Paris Fashion Week Haute Couture on 25th January 2010.
"Anne Hathaway, nominated for an Academy Award for Rachel Getting Married, and Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences President Tom Sherak will announced the nominations for the 2010 Academy Awards on Tuesday, February 2. Hathaway and Sherak will unveil the nominations in 10 of the 24 Oscar categories at 5:30 a.m. at the Academy’s Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills. Anne Hathaway in "Valentine's Day" (2010).
Among Hathaway’s other screen credits are The Devil Wears Prada, opposite Meryl Streep, Bride Wars, Get Smart, Passengers, Becoming Jane, Brokeback Mountain and The Princess Diaries. She’ll next be seen in Valentine’s Day, followed by the role of the White Queen in Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland and Love and Other Drugs, opposite Jake Gyllenhaal". Source: www.altfg.com
super super super ghetto - just the barest sketch of an idea. Fortunately I'm putting together a crack team (heh heh) who can totally make something way way way better... Prop 8. Court Trial Animation by Teafaerie in the Hitrecord page by Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
Kristen Stewart with Joan Jett in Sundance Festival 2010.
Stewart: Everybody knows Joan Jett, right, but nobody knows how hard it was to become her. We were pretty lucky to have grown up as girls being told we can do whatever we want and that wasn’t the case for them. So considering how important it was for Joan and Cherie I’m surprised how open they were and they didn’t even know who we were. It’s weird to talk about your friend when they’re standing right there.
Stewart: Good. She has such an undeniable presence. It’s not like it takes a really perceptive person to get to know somebody like that. She’s pretty much … you know, whatever, yeah.
Fanning: Okay, um, for me, when I first met Cherie, she has such a big personality and when I met her, she kind of wore her emotions and her feeling and her thoughts on her sleeve and was very open and honest with me about how she felt during this whole experience and to have her there for me was unbelievable and that was the only reason I was able to do what I was able to do.
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts show at Harry O’s in Park City, Utah - January 24 - 2010 
Dakota Fanning at Cherie Currie's 50th Birthday Party.
Jett: It’s a really personal thing for us, and this was our dream, so it was very emotional to see this happen because we really believed in what we were doing. We thought we were doing great rock & roll. We weren’t hurting anybody, we were just trying to have fun and people took offense to that, and so it became the principle about following your dreams and not letting other people dictate what you’re gonna do in life". Source: festival.sundance.org
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