Jake Gyllenhaal, Jared Leto and Selma Blair in "Highway" (2002) directed by James CoxSelma Blair - A Guy Thing (2003)
TAKING A WALK ON THE FILMIC SIDE, TRANSITING THE VINTAGE ROADS.
Billionaire tycoon Howard Hughes with actress Gene Tierney
American industrialist, aviator, and film producer Howard Hughes (1905 - 1976) sits with American actress and screen icon Ava Gardner (1922 - 1990) during an event in 1946.
Story details are still scarce, but Deadline hears this is indeed a Hughes-centric project that “involves an affair [Hughes] had with a young woman in the later years of his life.” Beatty’s script is not a biopic, per se. That is understandable, since Beatty is older now (74) than Hughes when he died (70). Deadline’s initial report suggested it may be a comedy.
Warren Beatty dated Natalie Wood in 1962
Leonardo DiCaprio played Howard Hughes in "The AViator" (2004) directed by Martin ScorseseFrank Sinatra - Pale Blue Eyes from Kendra on Vimeo.
Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner were married from 1951-1957
Leonardo DiCaprio in the first poster of J. Edgar (2011) directed by Clint Eastwood
"In the 1930s, his easy access to FDR's White House made him a consummate Washington insider. He was a radio pundit and a regular panellist on Meet the Press in its early years on television. But after Roosevelt's death, Stone's refusal to abandon his Popular Front belief in the need for liberals and radicals to work together made him an increasingly isolated figure. During the postwar red scare, his unstinting attacks on Senator Joseph McCarthy and the FBI chief J Edgar Hoover brought the wrath of the Bureau down on his head.
By 1952, he was practically deaf, out of work and saddled with a manuscript of The Hidden History of the Korean War which even the New Statesman was afraid to publish. The US state department refused to renew his passport and the Nation wouldn't give him his old job back. "I feel for the moment like a ghost", he wrote.
By the time he shut the Weekly down 18 years later, circulation had risen above 70,000 - helped in part by supporters such as Marilyn Monroe, who bought subscriptions for every member of Congress". Source: www.newstatesman.com
"After wowing critics last year in “Blue Valentine” Michelle Williams is set to once again do the awards circuit, taking on one of the most iconic actresses of all time in “My Week With Marilyn.”
The project, directed by TV veteran Simon Curtis (”Cranford”), centers on Marilyn Monroe (Williams) and follows her friendship with young Englishman Colin Clark while in the country shooting “The Prince and the Showgirl” as well as her tempestuous relationship with director/co-star Laurence Olivier.
Eddie Redmayne on the set of "My Week With Marilyn", shooting in central London.
Marilyn Monroe with Frank Sinatra
President John F. Kennedy with Robert F. Kennedy and J. Edgar Hoover by Cecil Stoughton
Peter Sarsgaard attending the premiere of Green Lantern on 15th June 2011
"Sarsgaard is not only directing Born to Run, he is writing the script. Acting in it as well would be a step too far. He told Hitfix: We’re going to try to make, you know, a kind of wild dirt magazine sort of version of Born to Run that honors the true free spirit of what a lot of these people are like… I was drawn to it because I wanted to play Caballo Blanco and then I got drawn into directing it and now I don’t feel comfortable [doing both].
Jake Gyllenhaal jogging in The Hollywood Hills on 15th June 2011
Jake Gyllenhaal attending A U2 Concert in Anaheim, CA on 18th June 2011
Sarsgaard is currently looking for funding for Born to Run, which will be produced by Kathy and Frank Marshall. The aim is to shoot through the winter in Sierra Madre, Mexico". Source: www.bleedingcool.com
-What was it like working with Peter Sarsgaard, who plays Dr. Hector Hammond?
Also, it really spoke a lot about the film that they wanted Peter Sarsgaard for this role. He’s such an interesting actor, but he can also play very dark and sinister in a way that’s a little off, that you can’t quite put your finger on. It’s not obvious. We had very few scenes together, but just being on-set and watching him work when I wasn’t in the scene with him was an incredible learning experience for me. I was just completely fascinated by him. And I’ve always been such a fan of his. Source: www.instyle.co.uk
Tom Ewell and Marilyn Monroe in the "Subway Dress" - The Seven Year Itch (1955) directed by Billy Wilder
An auction of actress Debbie Reynolds' Hollywood memorabilia earned $22.8 million over the weekend and included the record-breaking sale of Marilyn Monroe's iconic "subway dress" from 1955 movie "The Seven Year Itch" organizers said on Monday.
The William Travilla design was estimated to sell for between $1 million and $2 million, the crown jewel at a 12-hour auction of nearly 600 costumes and pieces of memorabilia being sold by actress Debbie Reynolds in Beverly Hills on Saturday.
Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" (20th Century-Fox, 1953)
Monroe's red-sequined dress from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" went for $1.2 million.
Auctioneer Profiles in History said the previous costume sales record was held by Audrey Hepburn's iconic little black dress from the 1961 film "Breakfast at Tiffany's", which sold for $923,187. Source: www.reuters.com
Jake Gyllenhaal in "Man vs Wild" TV Special (2011)
Said Bear about the experience, "The wild is always very revealing - not only physically but mentally. You've got to smile when it's driving horizontal hail and be able to face your fears and just get on and do it -- and on both of those accounts, Jake came up strong." Source: realityvwebsite.com
Bear revealed: "A couple of weeks ago I took Jake Gyllenhaal, reportedly the fittest man in Hollywood, on a Born Survivor to Iceland. He said he wanted to to be pushed and afterwards said he'd never been pushed so hard.
He went on: "We had crazy conditions - sleeping in snow caves, huge river crossings and these torrential storms. I was a little bit nervous as I promised Jake's management team I would keep him alive, but he was brilliant.
"There's something magical about the raw emotion of fear and nerves. I think that's what people like about the show." Source: www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk
"When the Winter weds the Northern Wind
Jake Gyllenhaal at Love and Other Drugs press conference, on 6th November, 2010
Reese Witherspoon attending the 125th Anniversary Avon in Poland, on 16th june 2011
4. Kristen Stewart with Robert Pattinson in "Twilight saga: Eclipse" (2010)
Jennifer Aniston in SmartWater advertising campaign
Robert Pattinson in TV Week photoshoot
Johnny Depp attending Cannes Film Festival 2011 in France
