Added 3 new St. John Spring 2012 campaign ads to the gallery:
GALLERY LINKS:
• Television: Commercials > St. John Ads
Here are the videos of the campaign, including a behind-the-scenes interview with Kate:
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• Commercials: Other > St. John: Scenes of a Woman – Behind the Scenes
• Commercials: St. John: Scenes of a Woman – Scene 1
• Commercials: St. John: Scenes of a Woman – Scene 2
You can also download the video here:
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• Movies Memorabilia: Miscellaneous > Carnage – Kate talks her role
Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet might be a pro, but she still learned a lot in her new film, Carnage, and hopes that the comedy of the piece comes through.
“There’s no guide book on how to act, how to be funny, sad. You have to rely on the writing, I think, with a piece like this cause the comedy is in the writing, it’s in the story and it’s within the framework of how the piece is set up,” Winslet said in a promotional interview provided by Sony Pictures Classics. “And I think acknowledging the piece is satire, yes, that’s important to do and we’ve all been able to do that. You can’t take these moments and try to make them funny. You have to sort of play the sincerity of the moment or the lunacy of the moment or just how ridiculous the entire situation is.”
The film, which is based on the play by Yasmina Reza, “God Of Carnage,” follows two sets of parents who organize a “cordial” meeting after their sons are involved in a fight at school which leaves one child with broken teeth. The talk goes awry as the adults reveal their less civilized sides.
Winslet appears opposite Oscar-winner Christoph Waltz as Nancy and Alan Cowan, while Jodie Foster and John C. Reilly portray the victim’s parents, Penelope and Michael Longstreet.
Continue reading Kate Winslet on “Carnage” role: there’s no guide book on how to be funny
Here’s the video of the interview Kate and John C. Reilly gave to AlloCiné about Carnage:
You can also watch it here.
VIDEO LINKS:
• Movies Memorabilia: Miscellaneous > Carnage – Interview
The new trailer for Titanic 3D has been released whetting fans’ appetites for Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet tale of forbidden love.
Director James Cameron has converted the 1997 box office smash into 3D following the success of his last film Avatar.
The movie made DiCaprio and Winslet household names and won a whopping 11 Oscars — a feat only achieved by Ben-Hur and The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King.
Leo and Kate plays star-crossed lovers Jack and Rose in the movie, which also stars Billy Zane, Kathy Bates, Frances Fisher, Gloria Stuart, Bill Paxton, Bernard Hill, David Warner and Victor Garber.
The promo shows the couple falling in love on the Titanic and features the famous drawing scene where Jack sketches Rose in the nude.The trailer also features the scene where Jack yells out: “I’m the king of the world!”
On Twitter Katy Perry announced to her fans: “I seriously can’t wait for Titanic 3D!!!”
HollyProsserx said: “omg the Titanic 3D trailer is absolutely beautiful!”
LovaticBoy posted: “Just watched the Titanic 3D Trailer. Omg goosebumps.”Titanic became the highest grossing film of all time after raking in $1.8 billion worldwide until it was surpassed by Avatar in 2010 when it took $2.7 billion.
The movie is released in cinemas on April 6, 2012.
Here’s the video of the entire “The Graham Norton Show” interview:
Plus I’ve added 524 HD screen captures of the talk show to the gallery:
VIDEO LINKS:
• Interviews: Talk Shows > The Graham Norton Show
GALLERY LINKS:
• Television: Talk Shows > The Graham Norton Show
I added 78 screen captures of the making of of the photoshoot by Mario Testino for V Magazine from September in which Kate slipped into the skin of the great Elizabeth Taylor:
And here’s the video of the making of:
GALLERY LINKS:
• Miscellaneous: V Magazine – Making of Screen Captures
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• Miscellaneous: V Magazine Photoshoot – Making of
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