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Adam trailer, Interviews and More

Adam
Thanks to FoxSearchlight, I’ve uploaded the new Adam trailer to the media archive as well as some screencaps!

If it hasn’t been stated here before, Adam is to be released in the US on 29 July!

Interviews and Media
Recently, I have uploaded new interviews and tv appearances to the media archive. You can now download

Uploaded screencaps from the Jo Blow Interview

I’ve also replaced the Conan and Fallon interview screencaps with higher quality versions.

If you’ve ever wondered what Rose sounds like when dubbed in français, you can check out the new Damages content on Instinctive!

Still accepting suggestions on:

You Decide

What is your all-time favourite photo or photoshoot of Rose?

Posted by: Cariel

April 27th, 2009

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Damages DVDs, Knowing, Adam, Interviews

Damages

Damages Podcast interview 10 is uploaded in the media archive as well as screencaps of Rose in the gallery. Also, I haven’t put it up here yet (because I’m still working on converting the entire site into WordPress), but I have information of Rose’s Damages style which is up currently at Instinctive! Also at Instinctive, you can pre-order copies of Season Two on DVD, if you live in the UK. More information for US viewers coming soon.

Interviews – Knowing/Damages/Adam
Fuse Countdown Interview with Rose:

You can download the interview in the media archive and view screencaps in the gallery.

Brand New Adam Still:

On Damages:

“Ellen is much smarter than I am; more tactful. I’m a very anxious person, timid and not very forthright. I’m very shy. I don’t have that many qualities like her. So we’re quite different in many ways and that’s why I like playing her. It has given me more confidence. And filming in New York, you have to have a certain directness about you to navigate through the city, which is something that I’ve taken from Damages.”
Source

You Decide

What is your all-time favourite photo or photoshoot of Rose? Tell me in the comments. :mrgreen:

Posted by: Cariel

April 23rd, 2009

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Filed Under: Gallery, Site, Style, Videos

New Layout

New layout graphic made by Gregg. A big thank you to him for his work! :mrgreen: Coding by me. Also, if you have a chance, check out Fragile‘s new layout too!

With big thanks to Britt, I’ve updated two new photoshoots of Rose. Unfortunately, one of them is tagged, but it’s the best quality that’s available right now!

Posted by: Cariel

April 16th, 2009

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New Movie Role!

Rose is currently filming (until June) the movie Get Him to the Greek. The film also stars Jonah Hill, Russell Brand, Elisabeth Moss, and Sean Combs (yes, Puff Daddy).

The script, which Stoller wrote, follows a fresh-out-of-college record-company intern (Hill) hired to get an out-of-control rock star (Brand) from London to a gig at Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre, becoming introduced to an out-of-control life of hookers and blow along the way. Moss, the female lead, is playing Hill’s repressed girlfriend, a doctor. Combs will play Hill’s boss, while Byrne is Brand’s ex-girlfriend, a Courtney Love-type rocker. Moss, one of the stars of “Mad Men,” is currently shooting “Did You Hear About the Morgans?” Columbia’s comedy starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Hugh Grant. She is repped by Endeavor and Ribisi Entertainment. Combs, repped by WMA and the Safran Co., is coming off a two-episode stint of “CSI: Miami” CAA-repped Byrne, who stars in FX’s “Damages,” can be seen opposite Nicolas Cage in “Knowing.”

Plot Summary: A fresh-out-of-college insurance adjuster is hired to accompany out-of-control British rock star Aldous Snow to a concert at L.A.’s Greek Theatre.

Posted by: Cariel

April 15th, 2009

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Filed Under: Movies, Projects

Sharp Magazine and Interviews

Sharp Magazine – April/May Edition

On Damages she’s made the most of her screen real estate, easily sharing it with powerhouses like Glenn Close and William Hurt. At times, her naturalness has almost made their seasoned acting seem too present, verging on the hackneyed. It’s a testament to just how talented she is. In the show’s two seasons, she has taken Ellen Parsons from doe-eyed pawn/protégé to avenging crusader without failing to make every step of that transition achingly believable.

“I don’t have a secret past and I’m not harbouring an inner darkness,” she adds with a bit of chuckle. “The worst thing I suffer from— though admittedly it can be quite bad at times— is home sickness.” Full article

Sharp Magazine’s April/May edition is available at Chapters-Indigo newsstands 21 April. Let me know if you get a copy!

ITN interview

‘People can’t believe I’m Australian. Their brains explode. They can’t believe it.’ view the interview

BBC Podcast

I’ve uploaded the latest BBC podcast to the media archive as well as screencaps to the gallery. As usual, you can find all things Damages related at Instinctive.

‘Adam’ Sundance Interviews

I’ve uploaded an interview from Sundance to the media archive and some screencaps to the gallery. You can read more about it here. You can view the other interview that I wasn’t able to capture here

Posted by: Cariel

April 15th, 2009

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Filed Under: Gallery, Magazine Alerts, Videos

Angeleno Magazine New Photos and More

Angeleno magazine has an article and wonderful new photos of Rose from March.

“I think I’m more of a character actor,” she says with a modesty belied by her growing Q factor. After all, the porcelain-skinned Byrne appeared internationally as the face of MAX Factor from 2004 to 2006, and later this month she stars opposite Nicolas Cage in the supernatural thriller Knowing. Directed by fellow Aussie Alex Proyas (I, Robot), Knowing is a special effects-laden thriller about a time capsule that predicts worldwide catastrophes. The film was shot entirely in Melbourne (doubling for Boston) and Byrne plays a single mother who helps an M.I.T. professor (Cage) on his quest to save the planet.

I’ve uploaded scans of the magazine and the article, but you can also read the article at their website.

I’ve removed the old low-quality versions of Casanova and replaced them with the BBC DVD version