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Emma, Rupert and Daniel Take Harry Potter To Manhattan
Bonnie Wright, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint and Tom Felton were out in force at the New York premiere of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince yesterday evening, promoting their movie alongside castmates Michael Gambon, Alan Rickman and Freddie Stroma. Gossip Girl's Michelle Trachtenberg also attended the premiere, as did Vanessa Williams, Mark Indelicato and gorgeous Eric Mabius from Ugly Betty. Gina Gershon and Lance Bass also took the opportunity to see the flick before it hits cinemas on July 15.
Emma, Rupert and Daniel Get Rain Soaked At Potter Premiere
The British weather pulled out all the stops for the Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince premiere in London last night, soaking stars Emma Watson, Rupert Grint and Daniel Radcliffe as they took their time meeting with their many fans and signing autographs outside. Bonnie Wright, Evanna Lynch, Tom Felton, Maggie Smith, Robbie Coltrane, Michael Gambon and Helena Bonham-Carter were among the cast that attended the huge Leicester Square event last night! Daniel has said he doesn't understand why girls scream for him, explaining:
"If girls like me, that's great.
Link Time! 10/28
- Can you match the famous hair with the TV star? — The TV Addict
- Apparently, Alan Rickman is already mentally prepared to play the hookah-smoking caterpillar in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland. — Popwatch
- Joss Whedon says Dollhouse is going great; too bad he sounds miserable.
Anne's Beautiful In Bold Blue For Rachel Getting Married
Two Lovers was not the only film screening at the London Film Festival last night. Anne Hathaway was out in a stunning blue floor-length frock at the premiere of her movie Rachel Getting Married, directed by Jonathan Demme. In the movie she plays Kym, a woman who has been in and out of rehab for ten years and returns home for her sister's wedding.
Buzz Interview: Talking Wine With the Cast of Bottle Shock
I had the good fortune to attend the red carpet premiere of Bottle Shock at the Napa Valley winery where the movie's true story takes place (I know, it's a tough job but someone has to do it). Before they screened the movie, which is about the emergence of Napa as a legitimate winemaking region, I got the chance to chat with some of the movie's stars.
First up, the venerable Alan Rickman with whom I'm slightly obsessed.
Bottle Shock: Intriguing Story Muddled by a Fruity Aftertaste
I live near Napa Valley and I enjoy wine a great deal, so when I first heard about a new little movie called Bottle Shock all about the historical legitimization of California wine, I was intrigued. I may have taken for granted the fact that Napa hasn't always been a world-renowned winemaking region, and that at one point it was viewed as nothing more than a bunch of back-water country hicks noodling around with grapes. Which is why I was disappointed to not love this sincere attempt to bring this story to life on the screen.
Movie Preview: Bottle Shock
Did you like Sideways, a quirky indie movie about wine (and relationships)? Then you might dig Bottle Shock, another indie movie about wine, this time with an emphasis on the history of American winemaking. It may sound like a snoozefest to some of you, but the trailer makes it look incredibly interesting.
Sweeney Todd Sheds Blood on the UK
Johnny was showing off some more of that smooth chest for the Sweeney Todd premiere, but something about his suit seems supersized. Luckily, new mama Helena Bonham Carter was there to take some of the attention off Johnny with her bright red dress. Johnny may be your choice for Favorite Male Star, but he credits his success to his director, saying, "Tim is what makes it special, I love to work with him."
Sweeney Todd: Sumptuous and Tragic
As I was leaving the screening of Sweeney Todd, my mind was swirling with those silly, cliche comments often seen accompanying ads for critically acclaimed movies: "Sweeney Todd is . . .
Tim Burton's Star-Studded Sweeney Todd
Reuters reported today that Alan Rickman is signing on for Tim Burton's latest project, Sweeney Todd, an adaptation of the morbid Sondheim musical of the same name. Rickman is the latest addition to the already stellar cast, which also includes Borat star Sacha Baron Cohen, Helena Bonham Carter, and Burton's apparently favorite actor ever, Johnny Depp.
The story centers around Benjamin Barker (Depp), who is wrongly imprisoned by the vulgar Judge Turpin (Alan Rickman).
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