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My Favorite Movie: Abbie Cornish
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"There's something about it that I find sort of warm. There's a comfort being inside that world. That's the way the director has made the film. It's just such a beautifully crafted film. But there's something about the mood, the feeling of that film which I love."
Abbie Cornish stars in "Seven Psychopaths," which arrived in theaters this weekend, and will next be seen in the hotly-anticipated remake of "RoboCop."
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GALLERY: Stars Go Crazy For 'Seven Psychopaths' Premiere
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The true star of "Seven Psychopaths" may have been noticeably missing from the Hollywood premiere, but Tom Waits, Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, Christopher Walken and Abbie Cornish were spotted on the red carpet in celebration of Martin McDonagh's new crime comedy. And the dog's appearance proved that at least one of the film's four-legged scene-stealers didn't feel like giving its two-legged co-stars a chance to take center stage at the premiere after upstaging them left and right in the actual movie.
Check out our collection of pics from the premiere and join the "Seven Psychopaths" in theaters on Oct. 12.
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Casting Roundup: Fassbender, Wood and Bell Get the Gigs
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Michael Fassbender's riding into the sunset, Evan Rachel Wood is hitting the road and Jamie Bell is gettin' busy in this week's casting news.
Fassbender may soon be studying to be a quick draw as he's in talks to join the western, "Jane Got a Gun," according to Vulture. Natalie Portman is currently attached to the film about a woman who hires an ex-lover (Fassbender) to protect her ranch after her outlaw husband returns home bullet-ridden and with former criminal colleagues hot on his heels. Lynne Ramsay ("We Need to Talk About Kevin") is attached to direct.
Michael Fassbender and Natalie Portman? Together? In a western? Please. We'll be there, guns a'blazin'. Get More »
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5 Questions from Tribeca: Abbie Cornish
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Last year, Australian beauty Abbie Cornish played supporting fiddle in "Limitless," "Sucker Punch" and Madonna's critically assaulted "W.E." She had already proved she had leading lady chops after impressing critics as John Keats' doomed girlfriend in Jane Campion's 2009 period romance "Bright Star," so it's good to see her back as a headliner in her new indie, "The Girl," playing at this year's Tribeca Film Festival.
In the tense drama directed by David Riker ("La Ciudad"), Cornish plays an unemployed single mother trying to win back custody of her son after the authorities deem her an unfit parent. With seemingly no one to turn to, she takes a cue from her dad and smuggles a group of illegal immigrants across the Mexico/Texas border; but when things don't go according to her plan, she finds herself forced to care for a motherless Mexican girl.
Cornish spoke to us about the kinds of characters she tends to portray, how she coped with being tabloid fodder during her relationship with Ryan Phillippe, and the first time she ever visited New York City. Get More »
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'W.E.' Trailer: Whee Or Ew?
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Fans of British history, Madonna and moody piano ballads are in luck today, because the first trailer for the new movie "W.E." is here and it has all three in spades.
But can the Material Girl's version of the infamous fall of King Edward VIII match up to "The King's Speech?" Get More »
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Olivia Wilde Joins Bevy of Beautiful 'Alien' Hopefuls
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Ridley Scott has finally finished meeting with prospective stars for his highly anticipated "Alien" prequel and now is ready to sit down with Fox executives to decide who is going to land that leading part.
There's just one problem: he just has too damn many hot women to choose from.
This according to indieWire, which is reporting that the five finalists for the top role are Natalie Portman, Noomi Rapace, Carey Mulligan, Abbie Cornish and, in a surprise last minute addition, Olivia Wilde.
What's a guy to do? Get More »
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| Source: indieWire
