GALLERY LINKS:
- Scans from 2013 > Sunday Telegraph: Stella (UK) – January 27, 2013, thanks to Chuckie
- Photoshoots > Sunday Telegraph: Stella (2013)

Song For Marion is released in UK cinemas on February 8, 2013.

by Jessica Kiang

Last week at the Marrakech Film Festival, we got to sit down in a small press group with jury member Gemma Arterton. She’s an actress who for a while seemed to be following a fairly standard route, especially for a British starlet, following up her first film “St Trinian’s” with some period TV before landing a Bond girl role in “Quantum of Solace.” However, since that breakout, while she’s done studio fare (“Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time,” the upcoming “Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters”), we’ve also seen her skew more eccentric with some of her choices, taking small, British films like “Tamara Drewe” and “Song for Marion” along with edgy indie thriller “The Disappearance Of Alice Creed,” and she boasts a forthcoming lineup that promises much more interesting fare to come.

One of those interesting-looking movies is next year’s “Runner, Runner” from “The Lincoln Lawyer” director Brad Fuhrman. Penned by David Levien and Brian Koppelman (“Rounders“), the film — which will see her star alongside a great cast — will tell the story of a Princeton student who gets cheated out of his tuition playing online poker, but winds up as the right hand man of the dude running the site. “It’s a thriller about online gambling in central America and the dirty, filthy underworld of that. Ben Affleck is in it, and I play his right hand woman I guess, and also it’s a bit sleazy — our relationship,” Arterton said. “Justin Timberlake is the hero of the piece; there are some great actors in it — Anthony Mackie who was in ‘The Hurt Locker‘ — he’s brilliant. It’s all very sexy and shot by the guy that shot ‘Avatar‘ [Mauro Fiore] so it has a film noir feel to it — that dirty bling world.”

She goes on to clear up some confusion (ours, we confess) surrounding a movie about famed war photographer Robert Capa, a project to which she was also linked a couple years back with Andrew Garfield said to be in the lead. It appears we might have a Capote/Hitchcock situation on our hands again here: “There’s two versions: ‘Waiting for Robert Capa’ which is Michael Mann’s and my version which is just called ‘Capa,’ ” says Arterton. “It’s now being directed by Paul Andrew Williams who directed ‘Song for Marion.’ The original screenplay was by Menno Meyjes… We’re in the process of casting our Capa, and I hope it happens because it’s such a great story. And I hope we do it before Michael Mann! I’m like, ‘Quick, hurry up!’ because obviously ours would be a lower budget.” Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve just added brand new scans from a Belgian magazine from 2010, Le Vif Weekend, that features a very interesting new old interview with Ms Arterton and also an unseen before outtake from her Observer photoshoot.

GALLERY LINK:
- Scans from 2010 > Le Vif Weekend (Belgium) – August 13-19, 2010

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When filming began for the Hollywood adaptation of the video game The Prince of Persia: Sands of Time, Rinaldi was working for Oscar and BAFTA award-winning hair and make-up designer Jan Archibald, whose wig company London Wigs was charged with the hair design.

“I did all the wigs for Gemma Arterton, who’s the lead actress in it. She had these really long wigs, which were really hard to get the long hair for.”

With each wig requiring about 50 hours of work, when the movie was finally released in 2010, all Rinaldi could look at was Arterton’s character’s hair. “To see it when you make it and then to see it in the film is quite different. It certainly adds a different dimension to watching a film,” she said.

Rinaldi uses only natural human hair for her wigs, preferring European or Russian hair.

“We don’t use Asian hair that has been stripped and dyed, especially if I’m doing blondes or whites. You can process Asian hair to make it blonde, but the texture is different.”

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10 minutes with Gemma Arterton — The face of G Star Raw on toughening up for a fairy tale.

GALLERY LINK:
- Scans: ES Magazine (UK) – September 16, 2011, thanks to Lorna

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The Art of Gemma — I’ve finally scanned and added to our gallery an Australian magazine that I’ve had for awhile.

GALLERY LINK:
- Scans: OK!USA (Australia) – May 3, 2010

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With special thanks to Elmira. :)

Jake & Gemma cuteness! ;)

GALLERY LINK:
- Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (2010) > Related Clippings > MK Boulevard (Russia) – May 24-30, 2010

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Glamour Women of the Year – Film Actress Gemma Arterton. You’ve fallen for Gemma Arterton’s talent, and Hollywood’s pretty keen, too. Some actors wait their entire career to accumulate the diverse range of roles that Gemma has already notched up. Congrats, Gemma! :)

GALLERY LINKS:
- Scans: Glamour (UK) – July 2011, thanks to Lorna
- Scans: Metro (UK) – June 8, 2011, thanks to Lorna

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Big thanks to Lorna and Elmira.

GALLERY LINKS:
- Scans > Sunday Telegraph Seven (UK) – March 27, 2011
- Scans > Empire (Russia) – February 2011
- Scans > Clippings From 2011
- Modeling > Tesco – Climate Week T-shirt

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Tonight’s update are new shots and outtakes from a photoshoot that has been around quite a few times since the promotion of Prince of Persia. You can find many photos from this session under different names in our gallery: NewMan (2010), IGN (2010), Stylist (2010) and Kino Park (Russia) May/June 2010. Click here for the behind-the-scenes captures. The reason why they’re in different albums is because not all photos were released at once, so we simply added them as they became available to us. Enjoy! :)

GALLERY LINK:
- Photoshoots > Disney (2010)

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Many thanks to Lorna.

GALLERY LINK:
- Scans: insideKENT (UK) – January/February 2011

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Many thanks to Lorna.

GALLERY LINK:
- Prince of Persia (2010): Sky Magazine – Sky Movies (UK) – March/April 2011

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GALLERY LINK:
- Scans: Kino Park (Russia) May/June 2010, thanks to Elmira

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Don’t forget to vote for Gemma Arterton at http://bafta.orange.co.uk/rising-star-award/gemma-arterton/! ;)

Bond girl and Prince of Persia actress Gemma Arteton is having a fantastic start to 2011 as it’s just been announced that she is the new face of G-Star denim plus she is nominated for this year’s BAFTA Rising Star award.

It’s just three years since she was at drama school and most people are dying to find out is she’s changed since we first saw her as a sweet natured girl in the St Trinian’s films.

Also, how has her style changed? Find out all this in Very’s Five Minute Interview with Gemma below:

QS: Has your style has changed as your profile has grown?

GEMMA: “I think it’s more grown up now. I’m always aware of keeping the British edge that I’m very proud of, and of course I have more access to incredible designers now. My style is ever evolving, it’s all very exciting!” Read the rest of this entry »

Better late than never. ;)

GALLERY LINKS:
- Magazine Scans: NewMan (Malaysia) – May 2010
- Photoshoots: NewMan (2010)

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