The beginning scene of Rian Johnson's film "The brothers bloom" (2008).
Friday, May 15, 2009
The Brothers Bloom Opening Sequence
The beginning scene of Rian Johnson's film "The brothers bloom" (2008).
Natalie Portman flashes panties
"Natalie Portman wrestles one of her costars to the ground and shows off her floral panties on the film set of Hesher in Los Angeles on Wednesday (May 13)
The 27-year-old actress plays a supermarket worker who gets involved with a family that’s struggling to deal with a loss and the anarchist who helps them do it. Joseph Gordon-Levitt is playing the title character, who moves in with the family and tried to help the son.
Nat was seen filming a scene where she comes to the defense of a young boy against a bully and proceeds to get into a physical altercation with the bully.Source: Justjared.buzznet.com
Emile Hirsch skateboarding with Demetri Martin
"Emile Hirsch goes for a skateboard ride with comedian pal Demetri Martin in Los Angeles on Thursday morning (May 14).
The 24-year-old actor is headed to the 2009 Cannes Film Festival, where his latest film Taking Woodstock will premiere. The comedy-drama is about the Woodstock Festival of 1969. It is directed by Ang Lee and based on the autobiography Taking Woodstock: A True Story of a Riot, a Concert, and a Life by Elliot Tiber and Tom Monte. Emile plays Billy, a recently returned Vietnam vet". Source: justjared.buzznet.com
Spider Man 4 script
"It's been a while since we've heard any news or outlandish rumor (Zac Efron is playing Mysterio! Robert Pattinson is playing Kraven! Jake Gyllenhaal is playing Ben Riley!) regarding the upcoming SPIDER-MAN 4. 
We know that director Sam Raimi is hard at work crafting the story with scribe David Lindsay-Abaire but just exactly how close are they to a full script? Our main men Rusty E. and Jimmy "The 'Stache" O. overheard Raimi say this at a recent press event: "I've just started working on the next installment of the Spiderman series. David Lindsay-Abaire is in New York right now writing the screenplay and I am going to receive a draft of it in about 3 weeks I think." So three more weeks and we'll have at least a rough outline of our fourth cinematic Spidey adventure."Source: www.joblo.com
Joseph Gordon-Levitt in "Esquire" and "VMan"
Joseph with Zooey Deschanel and "500 days of summer" director Marc Webb.(500) Days of Summer - Photo Collage - Video, music by The Temper Trap.
Joseph attending the 52nd San Francisco IFF: '500 Days of Summer' premiere - 2nd May, 2009
Joseph Gordon-Levitt posing for "VMan" magazine, Summer 2009.-MM: Were you worried that playing a gay character would hurt your career?
-JGL: Oh come on! The Rock played gay! None's worried about that anymore. I'm about to do two studio movies, and none of the directors or studio people were like: "I don't know... I think the kids think he's gay!" Plus to me, gay is a normal person who likes people of the same sex.
The character I played in "Mysterious Skin" had a very damaged, unhealthy sexuality, whether he was with women or men.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt posing for "Esquire", June 2009.-JGL: Fame has always been a downside to acting for me. It gives me the creeps.
-Esquire: Even the women? The Money?
-JGL: I have a lot of trouble getting turned on by girls who are turned on by celebrity.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Baseball caps
Jake wearing his particular collection of baseball caps:
Jake attending the LA Lakers Game on 11th April, 2006.
January 27, 2008 - Out For Coffee in Brentwood.
January 14 , 2007 Arriving at LAX Airport (From NYC).
Jake leaving Peet's Coffee & Tea, Santa Monica, January 7, 2009.
Leonardo DiCaprio wearing a Navy Admiral Cap in "Catch me if you can" (2002).
"Leonardo DiCaprio sits courtside at game five of the Los Angeles Lakers vs Houston Rockets game at the Staples Center on Tuesday (May 12) in Los Angeles, Calif. The 34-year-old actor recently learned about the mounting nursing home bills for Millvina Dean, the last survivor of the sinking of the Titanic, and joined together with his co-star and the director of the top-grossing film Titanic to make a “considerable donation” to her care. Leo, Kate Winslet, and James Cameron have all contributed to a fund established for Dean, 98, who had been selling her autograph to make ends meet, the Independent reports".
Source: justjared.buzznet.com
"Robert admitted to Parade.com: "Actually, I'm terrible at baseball. Catherine (the director) desperately wanted me to look like a pro baseball player, for some reason.
"I was like, 'Why? He's not a pro baseball player. He's a vampire.' I just didn't understand it. And so I kept fighting everyone the whole time. I was like, 'He can be crap. He doesn't even need to be able to play. He doesn't even need a bat.'
"But I admit Catherine edited those scenes to make me look pretty good." Source: www.myparkmag.co.uk
Christian Bale doing joggin in his LA neighbourhood, on 9th April, 2009.
Christian Bale and his wife Sibi Blazic leaving Sor Tino Restaurant in Brentwood, California.
Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake doing jogging wearing baseball caps.
Reese Witherspoon playing baseball.
Emile Hirsch in "Alpha Dog", with his baseball cap backwards.
Emile Hirsch at the premiere of "Alpha Dog".
Shia Labeouf's baseball caps collection.
Jake attending the LA Lakers Game on 11th April, 2006.
January 27, 2008 - Out For Coffee in Brentwood.
January 14 , 2007 Arriving at LAX Airport (From NYC).
Jake leaving Peet's Coffee & Tea, Santa Monica, January 7, 2009.
Leonardo DiCaprio wearing a Navy Admiral Cap in "Catch me if you can" (2002).
"Leonardo DiCaprio sits courtside at game five of the Los Angeles Lakers vs Houston Rockets game at the Staples Center on Tuesday (May 12) in Los Angeles, Calif. The 34-year-old actor recently learned about the mounting nursing home bills for Millvina Dean, the last survivor of the sinking of the Titanic, and joined together with his co-star and the director of the top-grossing film Titanic to make a “considerable donation” to her care. Leo, Kate Winslet, and James Cameron have all contributed to a fund established for Dean, 98, who had been selling her autograph to make ends meet, the Independent reports".
Source: justjared.buzznet.com
"Robert admitted to Parade.com: "Actually, I'm terrible at baseball. Catherine (the director) desperately wanted me to look like a pro baseball player, for some reason."I was like, 'Why? He's not a pro baseball player. He's a vampire.' I just didn't understand it. And so I kept fighting everyone the whole time. I was like, 'He can be crap. He doesn't even need to be able to play. He doesn't even need a bat.'
"But I admit Catherine edited those scenes to make me look pretty good." Source: www.myparkmag.co.uk
Christian Bale doing joggin in his LA neighbourhood, on 9th April, 2009.
Christian Bale and his wife Sibi Blazic leaving Sor Tino Restaurant in Brentwood, California.
Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake doing jogging wearing baseball caps.
Reese Witherspoon playing baseball.
Emile Hirsch in "Alpha Dog", with his baseball cap backwards.
Emile Hirsch at the premiere of "Alpha Dog".
Shia Labeouf's baseball caps collection.
Terry Gilliams talks about Dr. Parnassus
"And after the death of his star Heath Ledger last year, Gilliam came very close to giving up on his latest film, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. A lesser man would have crumbled into retirement by now. So what is Gilliam’s secret? 
“We were devastated,” Gilliam says. “We spent the whole day — Amy, Nicola Pecorini, the director of photography, and myself — lying flat on the floor. He’s dead, and you don’t quite get over that". 
Gilliam’s initial reaction to the news was that he would have to call a permanent halt to the production. “I thought, ‘There’s no way I can make this film without Heath’.”
“Ideas are floating around. Then finally we decided, ‘OK, let’s get three other people to take over the part’. And we were lucky because we have a magic mirror in this movie. Not every movie has a magic mirror. So you can very genuinely say that these other actors are different aspects of the character that Heath plays. And it works. The point was, we’ve got to keep going. It was a bit like half being there, but apparently on autopilot I can still do a few things.”In casting the actors who would step into the role, Gilliam says that a key considerations was that they had to have been close friends of Ledger.
Fortunately, Ledger’s friends included Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell and Jude Law, names that no doubt helped to persuade the film’s financiers that Doctor Parnassus was still viable. 
He has no doubt that Ledger fully deserved the Oscar for his chilling portrayal of the Joker in The Dark Knight. “But wouldn’t it have been nice if they had noticed before? Even before Brokeback Mountain he was doing brilliant work. Everything he has done has been solid, even the earlier silly things. I first saw him in The Four Feathers and he just takes over the screen. He was what, 21 years old?”The planned release date for Doctor Parnassus is in the autumn. “We want to be in that last third for the Academy Awards! Maybe we’ll get another award for Heath. We’re going to get as many awards as possible for him, long after he’s gone.”
Source: entertainment.timesonline.co.uk
Michael Cera talks about The Year One
"-Yeah, for a few days after that my skin was really just in pain. Especially under my armpits because I guess they hey put this gold powder on which is kind of this metal base. So, it was really sharp. Wiping it off was like sandpaper. It was just crazy. And then like your armpits all day are sort of like this (holding up his arm). And the were on fire for like a week after. I couldn’t lift my arm higher than this or it was excruciating.-Why are you painted in gold?
-Kyle Glass paints me gold in the movie. He plays an Eunuch in the movie paints me gold to be a gold statue. I heard you use compulsory to the slave driver in the scene…
-Compare Jack’s style to say Jonah Hill’s. How are they similar or different?
-Um, I dunno. I mean. Different approaches I guess. I think Jack really studies the script and really knows it. If a new scene comes up every day, I think he really just knows it. I think he’s spent time with the script whereas Jonah plans on kind of working on his feet, his toes. I think that’s kind of a major difference.
-Similarities?
-Kyle Glass paints me gold in the movie. He plays an Eunuch in the movie paints me gold to be a gold statue. I heard you use compulsory to the slave driver in the scene…
-Compare Jack’s style to say Jonah Hill’s. How are they similar or different?-Um, I dunno. I mean. Different approaches I guess. I think Jack really studies the script and really knows it. If a new scene comes up every day, I think he really just knows it. I think he’s spent time with the script whereas Jonah plans on kind of working on his feet, his toes. I think that’s kind of a major difference.
-Similarities?-They are both funny. Um. Nice, fun guys to hang out with. So are you the guy who always gets the bad end of it in the movie?
-Yeah. Get whipped. I guess so. It’s not too far off. What kind of research did you do for this? Did you crack open the bible or?-No, no, I was just more afraid of it not being funny. Harold, there are a lot of people thinking about that stuff. Do you like dressing up with a wig and crazy hair?
-Yeah, it’s fun. This isn’t my main wig. In the second have of the movie they cut my hair, but I normally have a long wig and it was custom made and looks just like my hairline. It’s really insane. It’s weird when you catch a glimpse of yourself in the mirror and forget you’re wearing it. What’s been your favorite scene so far?
-Uh, I dunno. Any of the scenes where Jack has a big speech are always kind of fun. I can just stand there and watch him go. He’s really great with those great, epic speeches. There are a lot of those in the movie that he makes. -Is there a lot of physical humor I the movie?
-Kind of. Would you call body paint physical humor? There’s not too much falling down. There is a cougar that attacks us. Jack falls down a few times. I fall down a cliff. So, yeah, it’s all funny I guess. We heard the cougar went through the torture scene?
-I just kind of stand there while me and Jack are kind of in the middle of it while it happens. It’s a funny scene. Which of the guys in this movie would you consider to be your heroes growing up? Your comedy heroes?
-Well, “Ghostbusters” is kind of the reason I wanted to be an actor. When I was four I really liked “Ghostbusters” and wanted to act from a young age because of that.
-So, it’s great working with David Cross who also loves “Ghostbusters.” Um, it was really amazing getting to listen to Harold all day.
-Kind of. Would you call body paint physical humor? There’s not too much falling down. There is a cougar that attacks us. Jack falls down a few times. I fall down a cliff. So, yeah, it’s all funny I guess. We heard the cougar went through the torture scene?
-I just kind of stand there while me and Jack are kind of in the middle of it while it happens. It’s a funny scene. Which of the guys in this movie would you consider to be your heroes growing up? Your comedy heroes?-Well, “Ghostbusters” is kind of the reason I wanted to be an actor. When I was four I really liked “Ghostbusters” and wanted to act from a young age because of that.
-So, it’s great working with David Cross who also loves “Ghostbusters.” Um, it was really amazing getting to listen to Harold all day. -Do you harass him about stories about the movie?
-He’s really great about telling stories and he just volunteers stuff and is just great. He told me one today because we were in this freezing mud and he told me this scene that he had to do for “Ghostbusters II.” He told me it was the worst night of his life. They were freezing, it was really cold in New York and they had to have slime on them and it was like, freezing. Miserably cold. So, that was really cool".
Source: www.joblo.com
-He’s really great about telling stories and he just volunteers stuff and is just great. He told me one today because we were in this freezing mud and he told me this scene that he had to do for “Ghostbusters II.” He told me it was the worst night of his life. They were freezing, it was really cold in New York and they had to have slime on them and it was like, freezing. Miserably cold. So, that was really cool".
Source: www.joblo.com
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