Friday, March 7, 2014

New 'Camp X-Ray' poster


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Note: Rezo Films is the company selling 'Camp X-Ray' to non-US markets for distribution.

Thursday, March 6, 2014

Uma Thurman joins the 'American Ultra' cast



Uma Thurman is in negotiations to join Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart in American Ultra, an action comedy being directed by Nima Nourizadeh.

Uma Thurman Joining Jesse Eisenberg, Kristen Stewart in 'American Ultra' (Exclusive)

Lionsgate is distributing.

Likely Story’s Anthony Bregman (Enough Said, Can a Song Save Your Life?) is producing with David Alpert and Britton Rizzio of Circle of Confusion, the company behind The Walking Dead.

Max Landis, who wrote the hit sci-fi found-footage movie Chronicle, penned the script for Ultra, which tells of an unmotivated stoner named Mike (Eisenberg), who lives with his girlfriend (Stewart) in a small, sleepy town. One night, their lives take an unexpected turn when Mike's past comes back to haunt him, and he becomes the target of a government operation set to wipe him out.

Thurman will play a government worker who spearheaded a secret program to create sleeper warriors and now that someone wants to kill her creation, she will fight back like a momma bear protecting her cub.

The movie is heading towards an April 14 start with Kevin Scott Frakes of Palmstar Media Capital and Raj Brinder Singh of Merced Media Partners are exec producing.

Thurman next stars in Lars von Trier’s Nymphomaniac, which premiered at the Berlin Film Festival and will be released by Magnolia on March 21.

She is repped by UTA, Untitled and Schreck Rose.

Source THR

Sidenote: Screenwriter, Max Landis, tweeted about the casting soon after this announcement with Uma's character name - Diane Lassester. This tweet was deleted soon after.

New/old set pic of Kristen on 'Camp X-Ray'

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Roman Coppola talks about Kristen


Roman Coppola on the left, next to Walter Salles.

IFC: Is there anyone specific that you’d like to work with going forward?

RC: I met Kristen Stewart not long ago because I was involved with “On the Road” and I found her to be so charming and interesting. That is someone I admire. Johnny Depp is such a talented person. I could just go on and on. But I don’t have any plans or designs. I’m just like everyone else; there’s these people that of course you’d like to work with.

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Kristen's interview with Elle UK (April 2014)


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In the April issue of ELLE, out today, Kristen Stewart shares her favourite beauty products. Here she talks about changing her looks for roles, her favourite smells and the unlikely character she looks to for beauty advice...

On ageing:

‘I’ve just started using an eye cream, you know I never used to worry about these things but lately I have noticed my skin changing’.

On getting enough sleep:

'Typically I try to get good sleep, drink water, eat healthy. I could sleep 10 hours, but I find eight hours is sufficient’.

‘But then I’ve had some of my most treasured experiences on no sleep like when we were filming On the Road. I’m not even kidding there were nights we didn’t sleep but we were living well and so inspired – everyone looked great.’

On changing her look for roles:

 'I’m pretty much open to anything – if I really loved the part I’d do anything. You know, hair grows relatively speaking - it doesn’t take that long in exchange for a good experience so I think it’s worth it. I’ve been blonde, dark, I’ve had reddish hair, short long. I run the gambit’.

On her off-duty style:

‘I go for a typically natural look, not just because its easy. I’m from Southern California – I was born and raised in LA and here we’re very casual. If I go to London or New York – it’s so fancy; I’m the one looking completely out of place.’

‘My mom is a completely southern California girl – she is why I am ‘Miss jeans and a T-shirt’. You look at those people, who are so put together, and then you look at their mom’s and they tend to be put together. My mom is like don’t worry about it; make-up is so artificial why would you not want to look like yourself?’

On beauty advice:

‘Take a tip from Zoolander,’ she told ELLE. ‘Moisture is key’ she said referring to the movie quote – ‘Moisture is the essence of wetness, and wetness is the essence of beauty’.

On her beauty icon:

 ‘Chloe Sevigny is intimidatingly cool. She does the whole no make-up thing so well, but when she does go for a ‘look’ it just works.’

On her favourite smells:

‘I really love cooking – I love the smell of fresh herbs. Do not like to bake, there’s like a chemistry element that I’m not into. I like cooking American comfort food – but then I can also do lighter, healthier food. Gardenia is probably my favourite smell.’

On how a man should smell:

'Man, honestly I don’t like aftershave. I don’t even like it when their hair smells of product.'
Kristen Stewart is the face of Balenciaga Rosabotanica, from £53, out now.

More quotes from the scan:

The Lipstick
"I usually have bare lips, unless it's ChapStick or a great red lipstick - Mac does good ones, like its Lipstick in Mac Red" (£15)

The eyeliner
"H&M's black pencil eyeliner is brilliant - it goes on so smoothly. I think make-up looks best worn-in. H&M Eyeliner Pencil in Solid Black." (£1.99)

The nail varnish
"Even though matt black nails were a thing a whild black, I'm still into them. Chanel Le Vernis Nail Colour in 219 Black Satin." (£18)

The hair mask
"When I can, I try to fit in time to do a hair mask - I really like Kérastase Masquintense." (£18.60)

The eye cream
"Lately, I have noticed my skin changing, I get, like, raccoon eyes in the morning, so I bought Dermalogica Total Eye Care (£37.90) to help with shadows."

The moisturiser
"Dry skin isn't my problem - for me, it's about not breaking out with spots. I use Proactiv Green Tea Moisturiser." (£15.95)

The hair treatment
"My hair is really fine, but I have a lot of it and it damages really easily. I deep condition it with Moroccanoil."

The base
"Instead of foundation, I use Mac Studio Moisture Tint SPF15 (£21.50). I don't like to put rubbish on my skin when I'm not working."

The fragrance
"Perfume is a good way to finish off an outfit. I wean Balenciaga Rosabotanica (£53) at night, and Florabotanica (£53), for daytime."

The dry shampoo
"Washing hair too much does it a disservice and strips the natural oils, so I use a lot of dry shampoo. My favourite is Klorane Dry Shampoo with Oat Milk. (£7.50)

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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Monday, March 3, 2014

Screenwriter Max Landis talks about Kristen & 'American Ultra'








New/old adorable photo of Kristen with her dad


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"Old photos are so warming to the heart - my little miss and her dad on set back in the day. So cute." - Jules

Thanks to RealJulesStew for sharing.

Saturday, March 1, 2014

Lionsgate acquires 'American Ultra' for US distribution




The appetite for scripts and partially finished films is soaring. Lionsgate is tying up a deal today to pay $7 million to pre-buy U.S. distribution rights to American Ultra, the action comedy that begins shooting in New Orleans in five weeks with Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart starring for Project X director Nima Nourizadeh. In the script by Chronicle writer Max Landis, Eisenberg plays a stoner whose small-town life with his live-in girlfriend (Stewart) is upended when his past catches up with him, putting him the crosshairs of a government operation bent on wiping him out. It’s a co-production between A Likely Story and Circle Of Confusion, with Anthony Bregman, David Alpert and Britton Rizo producing, and Kevin Scott Frakes of Palmstar Media Capital and Raj Brinder Singh of Merced Media Partners exec producing.

The buzz on this one has been building since Berlin, and I thought a deal might be made there. This rivals the record $7 million Berlin deal that The Weinstein Company paid for U.S. rights to the Morten Tyldum-directed The Imitation Game [.]

The same team at CAA brokered this giant American Ultra deal with Lionsgate after the agency packaged the film and arranged the financing. While many felt that the results of the Berlin market were underwhelming, sometimes those festivals need to be evaluated by results that are not immediately evident. It is becoming more common for dialogue on big films like this one to begin at Berlin. Some of the deals fall in place shortly after, or during the Cannes Film Festival in May. Clearly, studios need to fill slots and haven’t been developing enough, so strong prices should continue to be paid for material and packaged pictures like American Ultra.

Source Deadline