Tag: career

2008 Jun 23

Kate narrates “The Fox and The Child”

THE FOX AND THE CHILD
A film by Luc Jacquet

Starring Bertille Noël-Bruneau

Narrated by Kate Winslet

After the worldwide success of March of the Penguins, Luc Jacquet invites us on a journey to the heart of a marvelous tale, the extraordinary meeting of a fox and a little girl. Through an exceptional relationship, each reveals its world to the other… A pure emotion, shown in unforgettable images.

Synopsis

One autumn morning, at the bend on a path, a little girl catches sight of a fox. Fascinated to the point that she forgets all fear, she dares to go up to him. For an instant, the barriers that separate the child and the animal disappear.
It is the beginning of the most amazing and of the most fabulous of friendships. Thanks to the fox, the little girl discovers a wild and secret environment. And so begins an adventure which will change her life, her vision and ours…

Official site:
http://www.thefoxandthechildthemovie.co.uk/

Release Date: 8 August (UK)

2008 Jun 21

My how you’ve aged! Kate Winslet transforms into old woman for new film

Kate Winslet has always been celebrated for her refusal to conform to Hollywood stereotypes.

And at first glance, Kate appeared to have taken her boycott too far as she was pictured looking extremely haggard and aged.

But the actress hasn’t totally abandoned her beauty regime and was simply in costume her latest film role.

Kate, 32, is starring alongside Ralph Fiennes in Stephen Daldry’s post-world war II drama, The Reader, based on the novel by Bernhard Schlink.

The film, currently being shot on location in Germany, sees Kate playing an older woman involved with a young man.

Source: Mail Online

GALLERY LINKS:
• The Reader: On the Set – June 19, 2008

New pictures added.

2008 Jun 21

This ghost is a world star!

Buhhuuuu! Don’t get a shock now!

What’s here just going across the Kantstrasse (Charlottenburg) is only looking like a ghost…

The woman underneath the towel is Hollywood star Kate Winslet (32, Titanic) during the shooting of The Reader a film based on the novel by Bernhard Schlink (63).

Right in front of the land registry she got screened by photographers so that she was able to creep into the mask. According to set Рinsiders Winslet totally pored into her role and is hardly addressable at the film set. But mercifully she is it in the film: Yesterday she had a shooting with Hollywood colleague Ralph Fiennes (45). Further recordings are going to be shot in the memorial place Hohensch̦nhausen.

Source: Bild.de

Thanks to Ani for sending this!

2008 Jun 15

“The Reader” filming continues…

On Friday evening Hollywood star Kate Winslet was landing at the airport “Tegel” with her children Mia (7) and Joe (4). The reason for her new visit: The shooting for the film version of the novel The Reader by Bernhard Schlink is going to be continued.

Source: Prominente

Thanks to fan Ani for this news!

2008 Jun 03

“The Holiday” audio interview

Many thanks to fan heatren from the forums who found an interview with Kate about The Holiday by Collider.com. You can download and listen to it here.

AUDIO LINKS:
Collider.com Interview about The Holiday

2008 May 25

Well Played: Kate Winslet

Here at GFY, we are often asked, “Don’t you girls like ANYTHING?” The answer, of course, is no. We hate kittens and babies and Christmas. We hate presents and kissing and ice cream. We hate lip gloss and Luke Perry and football.

Listen, of course we like things. We like lots of things. I like all those things I just mentioned, especially the ice cream. But the website is not called Hey, I Love Your Outfit.com. That being said, sometimes we like to feature people wearing things we love (especially if they often wear things we don’t), and sometimes we like to give a shout out to people who almost always look good. (I believe the kids used to call this “giving props.”) Today, it’s the latter…

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2008 May 23

Your Best Actress Academy Award Nominees… of 2009

I know the Oscars only ended like um, not even two weeks ago. And I know it’s absolute insanity to begin talking about next year’s Best Actress race, but what can I say? I’m certifiable.

Now, you can’t always foresee an Ellen Page or a Marion Cotillard nomination. The best you can do is predict your picks based on pedigree. And the following actresses seem to have the right genetic makeup to make them contenders for a nomination in 2009.

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