File this under "just spotted on Amazon". Here is the cover of the new tie-in edition of Emma by Jane Austen. The book is due for publication on 17 September 2009 so I assume the new BBC adaptation will be shown not too long after that date.
A place to keep track of what my favourite actresses are doing. Also some content on my favourite authors and books. And if I see a movie or TV show that I particularly like then I'll mention that too.
Thursday, 27 August 2009
Rebecca Hall in Total Film
Wednesday, 26 August 2009
Late August Trivia
I thought I would do an update covering all the random trivia that I don't want to cover individually.
Summer television is usually a bit rubbish as there is rarely anything new on. However the BBC broke this trend to give us the six-part Desperate Romantics which ended last night. At first I wasn't too sure if I would be interested in the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood but the show turned out to be good fun and I quite enjoyed it's irreverence.
A new move of Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray is imminent and Penguin have put out a new edition of the novel with the movie art. I mention it because Rebecca Hall is on the cover. If you look closely you can just make her out.
Finally I have got to mention the Star Trek DVD on the German Amazon site. It comes in a box shaped as the USS Enterprise! You open up the saucer section to get at the disks! How cool is that!
Summer television is usually a bit rubbish as there is rarely anything new on. However the BBC broke this trend to give us the six-part Desperate Romantics which ended last night. At first I wasn't too sure if I would be interested in the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood but the show turned out to be good fun and I quite enjoyed it's irreverence.
Special mention must be made of Amy Manson who played the tragic Lizzie Siddal and Jennie Jacques who played Annie Miller. I had never seen either of those actresses before and I was completely won over by them.
It looks like the DVD will be out next month.
By the way, there are high quality promo photos at http://musearchives.net/shootastic/index.php
Wuthering Heights finally crawls onto TV here after what has become the normal ITV delay. The new issue of the TV Times does the requisite swooning over Tom Hardy and proclaims the show a "staggering success".
Ruth Wilson will be back on the BBC in Small Island which I have mentioned before once or twice. I believe it will be on soon.
I went to see GI Joe in the cinema, mainly because Rachel Nichols is in it. When I got there the showing was canceled for technical reasons. I've not got around to going again. Not much of an anecdote but it give me an excuse to include a photo of Rachel as Scarlett.
Wuthering Heights finally crawls onto TV here after what has become the normal ITV delay. The new issue of the TV Times does the requisite swooning over Tom Hardy and proclaims the show a "staggering success".
Ruth Wilson will be back on the BBC in Small Island which I have mentioned before once or twice. I believe it will be on soon.
I went to see GI Joe in the cinema, mainly because Rachel Nichols is in it. When I got there the showing was canceled for technical reasons. I've not got around to going again. Not much of an anecdote but it give me an excuse to include a photo of Rachel as Scarlett.
A new move of Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray is imminent and Penguin have put out a new edition of the novel with the movie art. I mention it because Rebecca Hall is on the cover. If you look closely you can just make her out.
Finally I have got to mention the Star Trek DVD on the German Amazon site. It comes in a box shaped as the USS Enterprise! You open up the saucer section to get at the disks! How cool is that!
Friday, 21 August 2009
Diane Kruger in French Elle magazine
Friday, 14 August 2009
Amelia Warner photos
Sunday, 9 August 2009
Diane Kruger in Sunday Express S Magazine
Friday, 7 August 2009
So what is Ridley Scott directing next?
OK, I'm confused. A while back it was reported that Ridley Scott was returning to SF and would direct a movie based on Joe Haldeman's The Forever War.
The book deals with an interstellar war from the point of view of one of the Earth soldiers. Due to the effect of time dilation many years pass between each battle and by the time the soldiers make it back to Earth they find 1000s of years have passed and human society has changed dramatically.
Fair enough. I'll look forward to that. Then a few weeks ago it was reported that he would be directing a prequel to his original Alien. Great! I love the original and am glad the next movie is in his capable hands. No more AVP please, thank you very much.
Now today you can add to the list Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. (Plus if you look at the IMDB you can see many more projects under his name.)
I guess time will tell...
The book deals with an interstellar war from the point of view of one of the Earth soldiers. Due to the effect of time dilation many years pass between each battle and by the time the soldiers make it back to Earth they find 1000s of years have passed and human society has changed dramatically.
Fair enough. I'll look forward to that. Then a few weeks ago it was reported that he would be directing a prequel to his original Alien. Great! I love the original and am glad the next movie is in his capable hands. No more AVP please, thank you very much.
Now today you can add to the list Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. (Plus if you look at the IMDB you can see many more projects under his name.)
I guess time will tell...
Lucy Liemann in Hotel Babylon tonight
Just a quick alert. Lucy Liemann will be in tonight's episode of Hotel Babylon on BBC1. I believe she is playing a newspaper reporter.
Thursday, 6 August 2009
Diane Kruger in Tatler
Wednesday, 5 August 2009
Diane Kruger Style scans
Saturday, 1 August 2009
Diane Kruger in September 2009 InStyle UK
Diane Kruger in Sunday Times magazine tomorrow
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