Kate Winslet is in Paris filming an advert for Lancôme cosmetics, directed by Peter Lindbergh, shooting in the Pont des Arts, next the Louvres. This is her first advert for a cosmetic brand.
GALLERY LINKS:
• 2007 Candids: Arriving at the Hayat Hotel – April 16
• 2007 Candids: Filming at the Pont des Arts – April 17
• 2007 Candids: Arriving at the Hayat Hotel – April 17
With the great help of Annie, KWF now has a style page where you can see how Kate’s changed through the years and how to get a similar look to what she wears at events and on the streets!
GALLERY LINKS:
• The Holiday: On the Set – January 4, 2006
• The Holiday: On the Set – January 17, 2006
• The Holiday: On the Set – March 16, 2006
• The Holiday: On the Set – May 4, 2006
VIDEO LINKS:
• The Holiday: E!’s Behind the Scenes (Thanks to Mariana)
Everyone who’s registered at the forums today (April 11), please register again. You won’t have your account deleted again now, I can assure you that.
I got my DVD copy of Extras a few weeks ago and now I have more goodies for you. I also took the chance to cap the whole episode all over again because the quality is way better.
Now onto the videos… I’ve uploaded the featurettes as clips from the episode itself were already in the videos archive:
GALLERY LINKS:
• Extras: DVD Screen captures: Episode #3
• Extras: DVD Screen captures: Outtakes
• Extras: DVD Screen captures: The Difficult Second Album
VIDEO LINKS:
• Extras: Outtakes
• Extras: The Difficult Second Album
GALLERY LINKS:
• Photoshoots/Outtakes: Set #033
Now just a little note about the forums: We’ve been facing loads of spammers registering at the forums and myself and Stephanie (who’s also an administrator at the forums under the username Kate The Beautiful) keep deleting them. So if you’ve registered there and are unable to login, we ask you to please register again and I’ll activate your accounts myself. Thanks and sorry for the trouble!
When IMAX films are released on DVD you can be sure of one thing: you will lose some of the impact of the giant screen. There is simply no way for a film made with the expected result of an IMAX broadcast, to retain its impact when viewed on your 27″ living room television. So, when you lose the primary draw of the IMAX format, the film will live or die based on its content. Deep Sea has one foot in the grave. I so hoped to like it, and there are a few elements that I did like, but there was enough to drag it down. Which all makes the end result something of a frustrating experience.
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