Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Love scenes clips
Love Motel scene with Jake Gyllenhaal and Jennifer Aniston in "The Good Girl".
Kiss scene between Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel in "Manic".
Love scene from "The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys", starring Emile Hirsch and Jena Malone.
Love scene between River Phoenix and Lily Taylor in "Dogfight".
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Loving music
'Between My Legs' with special guest Jake Gyllenhaal at Gramercy Theater, NYC 6/8.
Amanda Seyfried, one of the stars on Big Love talks about her love of music. For more on Big Love, log on to HBO.com.
Emile Hirsch talks about some of his favorite artists with videos in between: Alanis Morissette, Busta Rhymes, Eminem, Neil Young, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Tracy Chapman, Tupac Shakur, Arcade Fire, etc.
"Without music, life would be a mistake".
-Friedrich Nietzsche
"The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side". — Hunter S. Thompson
Maggie and Peter plan to wed
"Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard, reportedly are planning to make their union official in a wedding ceremony to be held next month in Italy. According to New York Post, the twosome will tie the knot in a sun-kissed Mediterranean ceremony during the second weekend of the month.Details on where and when exactly the wedding will take place are not known just yet. Both Maggie and Peter also have not yet commented on the wedding report.
Maggie Gyllenhaal has been dating Peter Sarsgaard, a close friend of her actor brother Jake Gyllenhaal, since 2002. In April 2006, she and Peter made public their engagement". Source: www.aceshowbiz.com
Edie Sedgwick ("Baby Blue")
A musical video featuring images of 60's icon Edie Sedgwick and the song "It's all over now, Baby Blue" by Bob Dylan.
Robert, Kristen and Nikki
Nikki Reed with Taylor Lautner and Kristen Stewart - Wardrobe Test for New Moon.
At Sage's Dills concert with Robert Pattinson, on 18th April, 2009..jpg)
Nikki Reed shopping with Vanessa Hudgens on 23rd April, 2009.
Robert Pattinson signing autographs at LAX airport, on 26th April, 2009.Meanwhile, his "girlfriend" in "Twilight", the brunette young beauty Kristen Stewart was dating her true boyfriend, the delicious Michael Angarano:
Departing LAX Airport
Jake departing from LAX Airport, on 27th April, 2009.
"Jake Gyllenhaal gives one of the biggest smiles of the week as he departs LAX airport in Los Angeles on Monday (April 27). It’s too early to tell but the 28-year-old actor will reportedly be heading to Italy during the second weekend in May. According to Page Six , Jake ’s older sister Maggie Gyllenhaal , 31, and Peter Sarsgaard , 38, are finally going to tie the knot".Source: www.people-buzz.com
Natalie Portman at the 8th Annual Tribeca Film Festival."Relativity and Lionsgate aren't strangers; they worked together on The Forbidden Kingdom, The Bank Job, and 3:10 to Yuma. The first film in the new agreement will be Brothers, a Jim Sheridan-directed drama starring Tobey Maguire, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Natalie Portman, which will be released later this year".
Source: www.getthebigpicture.net
Monday, April 27, 2009
Outlaw characters
L.M. “Kit” Carson: "Like a lot of North Americans coming of age in the Sixties, I thought of my self as an outlaw. The fact that Edie [Sedgwick] pushed the edge was part of what attracted me to her". 
Edie Sedgwick with Allen Ginsberg in "Ciao! Manhattan".
"When I interviewed L.M. “Kit” Carson about the production of Anderson’s first feature, Bottle Rocket, he told me that when he read the script for the first time, he felt as though he were reading “The Catcher in the Rye as written by Holden Caulfield.” Like Holden, Bottle Rocket’s hero, Anthony, has undergone a period of institutionalization and dotes on his kid sister.
Anderson’s privileged milieus and his naive, gregarious, but often maladjusted characters are Salingeresque.
Anderson's films, like Salinger's stories, are filled with loquacious, combative, often hyperachieving individuals who seem fully formed and secure in their identities but who reveal themselves as deeply damaged—by class anxiety, social expectations, and family dysfunction. They are too smart by half, and both artists let us know that their characters’ intelligence affords no insurance against despair or death".
Source: www.movingimagesource.us
"But Salinger's refusal hasn't stopped the studios from borrowing the Holden model for such movies as "The Graduate", "Diner", "Dead Poets Society", "Rushmore", "American Beauty" and "The Royal Tenenbaums."
"Most young male characters in the movies are based on the character of Holden Caulfield," says Raymond Haberski, 33, author of "It's Only a Movie! Films and Critics in American Culture." "It's been a very steady influence in the last 30 years. Every young man goes through the experiences of Holden Caulfield.
"Toby Maguire has made a career of being an updated Holden Caulfield. 'The Ice Storm' is almost a direct takeoff on 'Catcher in the Rye.' Since 'Dead Poets Society,' Ethan Hawke has played on that type of theme. Even Edward Burns, although not as young as the others, seems to fit that category."
Jake Gyllenhaal in "The Good Girl" (2002) - Senior Tuna (Deleted Scene).
Add Jake Gyllenhaal to the list. In the current "The Good Girl" Jennifer Aniston starts an affair with Gyllenhaal, a disturbed young man who has renamed himself Holden and is fascinated with "The Catcher in the Rye."
"Salinger touched on what's at the heart of American repression: familial neglect. Parents are not paying attention or are aware of the movement of their children. That's one of the worst things you can do. My 'Good Girl' character is disturbed, and I place the blame on the parents". Source: www.sfgate.com
Edie Sedgwick with Allen Ginsberg in "Ciao! Manhattan".
"When I interviewed L.M. “Kit” Carson about the production of Anderson’s first feature, Bottle Rocket, he told me that when he read the script for the first time, he felt as though he were reading “The Catcher in the Rye as written by Holden Caulfield.” Like Holden, Bottle Rocket’s hero, Anthony, has undergone a period of institutionalization and dotes on his kid sister.
Anderson’s privileged milieus and his naive, gregarious, but often maladjusted characters are Salingeresque.
Anderson's films, like Salinger's stories, are filled with loquacious, combative, often hyperachieving individuals who seem fully formed and secure in their identities but who reveal themselves as deeply damaged—by class anxiety, social expectations, and family dysfunction. They are too smart by half, and both artists let us know that their characters’ intelligence affords no insurance against despair or death".Source: www.movingimagesource.us
"But Salinger's refusal hasn't stopped the studios from borrowing the Holden model for such movies as "The Graduate", "Diner", "Dead Poets Society", "Rushmore", "American Beauty" and "The Royal Tenenbaums."
"Most young male characters in the movies are based on the character of Holden Caulfield," says Raymond Haberski, 33, author of "It's Only a Movie! Films and Critics in American Culture." "It's been a very steady influence in the last 30 years. Every young man goes through the experiences of Holden Caulfield.
"Toby Maguire has made a career of being an updated Holden Caulfield. 'The Ice Storm' is almost a direct takeoff on 'Catcher in the Rye.' Since 'Dead Poets Society,' Ethan Hawke has played on that type of theme. Even Edward Burns, although not as young as the others, seems to fit that category."
Jake Gyllenhaal in "The Good Girl" (2002) - Senior Tuna (Deleted Scene).Add Jake Gyllenhaal to the list. In the current "The Good Girl" Jennifer Aniston starts an affair with Gyllenhaal, a disturbed young man who has renamed himself Holden and is fascinated with "The Catcher in the Rye."
"Salinger touched on what's at the heart of American repression: familial neglect. Parents are not paying attention or are aware of the movement of their children. That's one of the worst things you can do. My 'Good Girl' character is disturbed, and I place the blame on the parents". Source: www.sfgate.com
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