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The Voices (2014)Gemma as: Unknown (for now)
Director: Marjane Satrapi
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Inside N°9 (2013)Gemma as: Unknown (for now)
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Runner, Runner (2013)Gemma as: Rebecca Shafran
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Release: September 27, 2013 (UK/USA)
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Byzantium (2012)Gemma as: Clara Webb
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Release: May 31, 2013 (UK)
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Song for Marion (2012)Gemma as: Elizabeth
Director: Paul Andrew Williams
Release: June 21, 2013 (USA)
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The thriller is ‘a continuation’ of Jordan’s earlier Interview with the Vampire
Source: The List
Date: 17 May 2013
Written by: James Mottram
Neil Jordan’s Interview with the Vampire arguably kickstarted the current trend for bloodsuckers. James Mottram speaks to him about returning to the genre for his new flick Byzantium.
‘There have been too many vampire films lately,’ laughs Neil Jordan, perched on a chair in London’s Soho Hotel. You might say the director of Interview With the Vampire only has himself to blame. Without his 1994 take on Anne Rice’s novel, starring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt, there’d arguably be no Twilight. And while that series is now thankfully at an end, with a sixth season of True Blood and Jim Jarmusch’s Only Lovers Left Alive on the way, our thirst for these blood-sucking characters seems unquenched. Read the rest of this entry »
Episode 4.20 – Gemma Arterton, Lee Evans, Philip Glenister, Marc Warren, Max Beesley
Jonathan welcomes former Bond girl Gemma Arterton, the hugely popular comedian Lee Evans and actors Philip Glenister, Marc Warren and Max Beesley, who discuss the new third series of their hit drama Mad Dogs. Alternative rock legends Primal Scream also perform live.
Date: Sat 18th May 2013
Time: 9:45pm
Channel: ITV
Length: 60 minutes
Added in the gallery several new great production stills and promotional images from the upcoming Byzantium!
Movies & Television > Byzantium (2013) > Promotional Images
Movies & Television > Byzantium (2013) > Production Stills
Contrary to a piece of news posted here before, Byzantium won’t be competing at the Cannes Film Festival nor will it be shown in the Un Certain Regard section.
After his successful sojourn in television with The Borgias, Neil Jordan explains how he was drawn back to film by Byzantium, a contemporary vampire story that revisits some of the director’s characteristic themes and breathes new life into an overexposed genre.
GALLERY LINK:
- Byzantium (2013) > Related Clippings > Sight & Sound (UK) – June 2013
GALLERY LINK:
- Byzantium (2013) > Trailer #2
Thanks to Chuckie.
GALLERY LINKS:
- Scans from 2013 > Observer: The New Review (UK) – May 12, 2013
- Scans from 2013 > Clippings – Daily Express (UK) – May 6, 2013
The English actress on going clubbing with her mum, her new role in a ‘neo-feminist vampire movie’ and why she has no regrets about playing Bond girl Strawberry Fields
By Tim Lewis
The first time we see Gemma Arterton in her new film, Byzantium, she is biting off the nose of a lecherous punter in a lap-dancing club. Soon after, dressed in a stripper’s outfit and running shoes, she shows a good turn of speed for a 200-year-old soucouyant and then garottes another man with cheese wire. Byzantium is a vampire film, but we already know it’s altogether darker, sexier and more gleeful than some recent incarnations of the genre. At the heart of the action are Clara (Arterton) and her daughter, Eleanor (Saoirse Ronan), and their battle against an all-male cabal that wants to hunt them down.
The 27-year-old Arterton has always been drawn to the weird and eclectic – the film that made her want to become an actress was Lars von Trier’s Dancer in the Dark – but that has not stopped the girl from Gravesend being wooed by Hollywood. Popcorn-friendly roles in Clash of the Titans and Prince of Persia have been interspersed with smart, subversive turns in The Disappearance of Alice Creed and Tamara Drewe. On the phone from Berlin, we spoke about big and little films, clubbing in your 50s and the secret of a perfect lemon meringue pie.
What are you doing in Berlin?
I’m shooting a film called The Voices directed by Marjane Satrapi, who is brilliant. She’s a graphic novelist who did a book and film called Persepolis. I’ve never had such a good feeling with a director – she’s incredible and I’m really happy because I know we’re making good stuff. Read the rest of this entry »
By Liz Hoggard | Yahoo UK Movies News
British actress Gemma Arterton has told ‘The Observer’ newspaper that she loved tracking down her character’s wardrobe for Neil Jordan’s new film ‘Byzantium‘ in Soho sex shops.
“We wanted the clothing that she wore to be part of her kit, part of her killing kit, so everything was very conscious. The costume designer, Consolata Boyle, is very put together and sensible and it was fun going to these shops with her and her looking at the fabric quality and the seams. These clothes were so disgusting, but she’d go: “Ooh, it’s very beautiful, this colour.” Read the rest of this entry »
Helen Barlow meets the British actress with blue-collar beginnings
It’s hard not to imagine the voluptuous Gemma Arterton being typecast in Britain, a country where actresses tend to be petite British roses.
Generalisations aside though, Arterton, who was briefly a Bond girl – the blink-or-you’ll-miss-her Strawberry Fields in Quantum of Solace – is still a natural working class lass who strives to remain true to her roots and not get carried away by the fuss her very presence creates.
Her new role in the comedy drama Song for Marion suits her agenda perfectly, and even if her choir mistress in the film seems just a little too sweet, she’s not too far from the incredibly-good-natured Arterton I meet today.
Not many British actresses have such range. “There are some who do, Kate Winslet for example,” Arterton counters, attempting to downplay any claim to being fabulous, “and yes, in Song for Marion I’m geeky, not sexual at all. I do also get these bombshell type roles that are fun to play, but I am trying to mix it up a bit.”
In the film, terminally ill Marion gains courage by continuing to sing in a local seniors’ choir, with Arterton’s Elizabeth eventually convincing Stamp’s crotchety Arthur to take her place. Read the rest of this entry »
GALLERY LINK:
- Song for Marion (2012) > Related Clippings > Premiere (France) – May 2013
GALLERY LINKS:
- Song for Marion (2012) > On Set
- Song for Marion (2012) > Production Stills
- Song for Marion (2012) > Posters
Tu Style still gets it wrong. Stefano Catelli isn’t an Italian stuntman Gemma met on the set of Quantum of Solace.
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- Scans from 2013 > Tu Style (Italy) – May 7, 2013
