I’ve added 2 videos from Kate’s second movie, A Kid In King Arthur’s Court. There aren’t many great scenes to make clips of and I didn’t want to spoil the ending for those of you who haven’t seen it.
VIDEO LINKS:
• A Kid In King Arthur’s Court: “A Rose Will Prick You”
• A Kid In King Arthur’s Court: “Hidden Love”
And as you can see, I’m still running the script on the gallery and it’s going to take about one more day to finish. So please be patient. :)
A decade after Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio starred as doomed young lovers in the Oscar-winning blockbuster Titanic, they are reuniting to make a new film together, this time about the slow disintegration of a marriage.I can reveal that, in a landmark piece of casting, the two actors will play the troubled married couple in a big screen version of Richard Yates’s wrenching novel Revolutionary Road, which Sam Mendes, Kate’s Oscar-winning husband, will direct on America’s East Coast this summer.
Titanic remains the Number One top money-making film of all time, with $1.8 billion in world-wide ticket sales.
GALLERY LINKS:
• Premieres & Screening: 37th Annual New York Film Festival: Holy Smoke Special Screening
• Premieres & Screening: Road To Perdition London Premiere
• Premieres & Screening: 31st Annual Toronto International Film Festival: All The King’s Men Premiere
• Premieres & Screening: 31st Annual Toronto International Film Festival: Little Children Premiere
• Premieres & Screening: 44th Annual New York Film Festival: Little Children Premiere
• Premieres & Screening: Little Children New York Screening
• Premieres & Screening: 50th Annual London Film Festival: Little Children Screening
• Premieres & Screening: Flushed Away New York Premiere
• Premieres & Screening: The Holiday New York Premiere
• Premieres & Screening: The Holiday London Premiere
• Premieres & Screening: The Holiday London Premiere: After Party
Coming soon: Extras DVD goodies and lots of new pics from the Oscars!!
Which you can also watch along with 5 clips from the movie at the videos page:
And last but not least, I’ve extracted Kate’s monologue from the beginning of the film and Kate and Jack singing together
GALLERY LINKS:
• The Holiday: Making of
VIDEO LINKS:
• The Holiday: Making of
• The Holiday: “Home Exchange”
• The Holiday: “L.A.”
• The Holiday: “Call on Hold”
• The Holiday: “Video Shop”
• The Holiday: “Home Exchange”
AUDIO LINKS:
The Holiday: Unrequited Love (Iris’ Monologue)
The Holiday: Froodle-dee-do
GALLERY LINKS:
• The Holiday: DVD Screen captures: Movie
Caps from the making of and videos coming later.
It took me a while to sort out through all these pics, but now they’re here for all to enjoy!
GALLERY LINKS:
• Premieres & Screenings: 44th Annual New York Film Festival: Little Children Premiere
• Premieres & Screenings: Little Children New York Screening
• Premieres & Screenings: 50th Annual London Film Festival: Little Children Screening
• Premieres & Screenings: Flushed Away New York Premiere
• Premieres & Screenings: The Holiday New York Premiere
• Premieres & Screenings: The Holiday London Premiere
• Press Conferences and Photocalls: The Holiday Press Conference
• Other Appearances: Opening Night of The Vertical Hour on Broadway
• Awards & Galas: IFP’s 16th Annual Gotham Awards
• Awards & Galas: 10th International Palm Springs Film Festival Awards Gala
• Awards & Galas: BAFTA/LA Awards Season Tea Party
• Awards & Galas: 64th Annual Golden Globe Awards
• Awards & Galas: 2007 BAFTA Awards
• Awards & Galas: 2007 BAFTA Awards: After Party
Actress Kate Winslet is teaming up with her Oscar-winning director husband Sam Mendes to work on a new movie.Winslet, who has been married to the American Beauty filmmaker for three years, has been interested in playing the role of 1920s circus tiger tamer Mabel Stark since 2003.
And now Mendes’ company, Neal Street Productions, has bought the rights to adapt a fictionalized life of Stark by author Robert Hough.
The couple’s spokeswoman Sara Keene says, “It’s a great story, they’ve had their eye on it for a while. If they can get the script right, it would make a great film.”
However, the pair will be keen to avoid the same fate as other husband-and-wife projects, like Guy Ritchie’s Swept Away starring Madonna, and Rachel Weisz’s role in The Fountain, directed by fiancé Darren Aronofsky — both of which were commercial failures.
Source: femalefirst.co.uk
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