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I can’t tell you what I thought of “Nine,” I haven’t gotten to screenings of “Invictus” and “The Lovely Bones” yet (and couldn’t tell you what I thought if I had), and “Avatar” is still under wraps. Full Article at The Wrap
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Many people noted that the first promotional one-sheet for Tom Ford's debut film A Single Man , made no reference to the fact that the film is an adaptation of a book written by a gay man (Christopher Isherwood) about a day in the life of a gay... Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T
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Based on the trailers and posters, A Single Man, the first film from former Gucci designer Tom Ford, looks amazing. It also looks like a straight love story. Why is he misleading the audience about this piece of queer cinema? Full Article at Gawker
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Nicole Kidman Admit it, when Nicole Kidman is on screen, it's almost impossible to tear your eyes away. Who wasn't mesmerized by her mess of red curls in 'Days of Thunder'? Who could ignore the surprising voice and quick wit in 'Moulin Rouge'? Full Article at AOL News
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on the seemingly idyllic world she has built for herself as an adult. The Danbury area saw itself on the big screen when the "The Private Lives of Pippa Lee" made its Connecticut premiere at the Palace Theater in downtown Danbury. Full Article at The Connecticut Post
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Golden Globe nominee Robin Wright heads an all-star cast in “The Private Lives of Pippa Lee” that includes Academy Award winner Alan Arkin, Blake Lively, Maria Bello, Suky Sarkissian, Keanu Reeves, Chris Nadeau, Monica Bellucci, Academy Award nominee... Full Article at Movies Online
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A rosy-cheeked Steven Tyler, who may or may not be the lead singer of Aerosmith, was in New York over the weekend to perform as part of “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way To Cure Parkinson’s,’’ a benefit thrown by Michael J. Fox at the Waldorf Astoria... Full Article at Boston Globe
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Sixteen Questions for A Single Man’s Tom Ford Ex-Gucci designer Tom Ford, 49, has David Geffen to thank not only for his old office complex on Sunset, but for advising him to invest in himself. Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T
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Pressing questions soon to be answered: Can Day-Lewis dance and sing? Will Streep exhibit that all-important chemistry with co-star Alec Baldwin? And how about Downey? Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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The busy holiday season is here, which means you have shopping to do, dinners to prepare and in-laws to avoid. Full Article at Newsday
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I often mourn the glory days of fashion, of a time before celebrities dominated the industry, when supermodels still ruled. This year saw Sienna Miller, Julianne Moore, Cheryl Cole and Cate Blanchett grace the cover of British Vogue. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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Actor James Franco will be guest starring on several episodes of the daytime drama "General Hopsital." Full Article at CNN
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Rob Marshall’s “Nine” Love Fest Begins Rob Marshall’s “Nine” is finally making the rounds of early screenings, really early, and getting lots of love. Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T
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• Gold Derby has learned "A Serious Man" and "An Education" are aiming to enter the Golden Globes race in the comedy/musical classification where they will vie for best picture nods against such other strong rivals as "(500) Days of Summer," "It's... Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Hollywood actress JULIANNE MOORE is set to romance ALEC BALDWIN on the small screen - after landing a guest role on the actor's hit U.S. TV series 30 ROCK. Full Article at New Kerala
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I've got screenplays on the brain this week. Full Article at Cinema Blend
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Julianne Moore politely shied away from the press line at last night’s Cinema Society screening of her latest, The Private Lives of Pippa Lee, but the actress did get chatty with one reporter, the ubiquitous Jeffrey Slonim. Full Article at Fashion Week Daily
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Love Julianne Moore. Don’t love Julianne’s choice of dress color. She looks a bit sickly, no? When it comes to picking out a dress or blouse, I swear people don’t bother to think about their skin tone. Full Article at The Frisky
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There's a lot more to the new film The Private Lives of Pippa Lee than a group of pretty women experimenting with S&M. But is it really that surprising that a scene in which Julianne Moore commands Blake Lively to receive a spanking has generated some... Full Article at Style.com
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It was Sunday night at the movies for Blake Lively and Julianne Moore; the stunning actresses were on hand for a screening of their latest film The Private Lives of Pippa Lee hosted by The Cinema Society and the Diamond Information Center. Full Article at Glam.com
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NEW YORK - OCTOBER 04: Julianne Moore arrives at 'Make it Matter Day' in support of literacy and education at The New York Public Library on October 4, 2009 in New York City.
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NEW YORK - OCTOBER 04: 'Freckface Strawberry,' a book written by Julianne Moore, is seen during 'Make it Matter Day' in support of literacy and education at The New York Public Library on October 4, 2009 in New York City.
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NEW YORK - OCTOBER 04: (L-R) Reader's Digest Vice President of Marketing & Sales Development Elaine Alimonti, Julianne Moore, and editor in chief of Reader's Digest Peggy Northrop arrive at 'Make it Matter Day' in support of literacy and education at The New York Public Library on Octo...
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NEW YORK - OCTOBER 01: Julianne Moore and Caroline Kennedy attend the 2009 Shop for Public Schools kick off at PS 142 on October 1, 2009 in New York City.
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It does seem as though Marion Cotillard will wind up in the lead actress category, alongside Meryl Streep, Gabby Sidibe, Carey Mulligan, and Helen Mirren, maybe. Penelope Cruz goes into Supporting, with Patricia Clarkson, Mo’Nique, Julianne Moore, and maybe Diane Kruger or Mariah Carey.
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Meryl Streep, Julianne Moore, and the Kates all have gotten great roles, and were so good in them, and now I got one
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Whether I was doing kiddie porn with Julianne Moore or lying half naked on top of Alan Arkin, I was never in my comfort zone while playing this part, which I loved.
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The new trailer essentially is altered to suggest the core of the film is the relationship between Colin Firth and Julianne Moore's characters .... In the first trailer, we see Firth's character kiss both (Matthew) Goode and Moore, in the second we just get Moore .... It seems the Weinstein Company does...
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The new trailer essentially is altered to suggest the core of the film is the relationship between Colin Firth and Julianne Moore’s characters, even removing from the end of the trailer the names of both Matthew Goode and Nicholas Hoult (who play Firth’s love interests).
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The movie earned high marks for its design as well as for Colin Firth's lead performance and Julianne Moore's supporting role.
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