A big thanks goes to Holly for contributing scans from the new issue of Total Film magazine, which features lots of Reese! They have a preview of big 2011 films (WFE), a review of How Do You Know, and a fantastic new interview with Miss Reese! They also run down their favourite Reese roles – do you agree with them?!
Enjoy the scans, and please do not re-post them elsewhere online as they were scanned just for Glamour Reese!
Check out Reese Witherspoon and Paul Rudd inviting their Fans in India to enjoy their new movie How Do You Know, a romantic comedy also starring Owen Wilson and academy award winner Jack Nicholson.Releasing this valentine season on the 18th February 2011 and log on to the Official Facebook Page www.facebook.com/sonypicturesindia
How Do You Know will be released on DVD and blu-ray in the US on March 22nd. You can pre-order your preferred choice of DVD or Blu-ray on Amazon.com. No details on extras or artwork yet.
EDITED the next day:Flix66.com list the extras as follows:
* Interactive script gallery
* Commentary with filmmakers
* Select scenes commentary with James L. Brooks and Owen Wilson
* Deleted scenes commentary by James L. Brooks
* Optional commentary with James L. Brooks
* “The George”
* Blooper reel
* Extra Innings
* A conversation with James L. Brooks and Hans Zimmer
The King’s Speech enjoyed a three-week reign at the top of the UK box-office, but the challenge of new Disney animation Tangled proved too strong, given its £5m-plus opening, and so moves down to make way.
The Tangled result follows similar success in many international territories, notably Germany and France, where it’s taken 26.4million Euros and 22.8million Euros respectively. The Rapunzel-themed film represents a major recovery for Walt Disney Animation Studios, after last year’s commercially disappointing Princess And The Frog, which was presented in traditional 2D animation.
The King’s Speech dips a modest 14%, the natural pace of decline presumably arrested by a renewed burst of publicity on the back of last week’s 12 Oscar nominations, and wins at the Directors Guild and Screen Actors Guild awards. Fellow awards contender Black Swan falls an even gentler 6%.
Both films will do well to maintain this slow burnout pace this weekend with the arrival of The Fighter, and again a week later with True Grit. The King’s Speech has now taken nearly £25m after just 24 days, while Black Swan has exceeded £7m in less than half that time.
Three other new films made the top 10. Jason Statham hitman flick The Mechanic did best, with a solid debut of £922,000 – towards the top end for films featuring the actor as the principal selling point. Clint Eastwood’s Hereafter managed a less-impressive £602,000, hampered by discouraging reviews and a lack of attention for the afterlife-themed film from awards-giving bodies.
Least successful of all is James L Brooks’ latest comedy How Do You Know, starring Reese Witherspoon, Paul Rudd, Owen Wilson and Jack Nicholson, which opened to a disappointing £375,000. Production budget is a rumoured $100m, and at this point looks set to be a significant cash loser for backers Sony.
Casasugar.com recently posted a feature on the sets of How Do You Know – visit their site to take a tour through the male characters’ homes!
Opening Dec. 17, How Do You Know stars Reese Witherspoon as Lisa, a softball player whose athletic abilities have defined her entire life — until she’s cut from her team. Struggling to redefine herself, she starts a fling with Matty (Owen Wilson), a major league baseball pitcher known for playing the field. Lisa’s also involved with George (Paul Rudd), an honest businessman who may be heading to jail to protect his crooked financier of a father, Charles (Jack Nicholson).
How Do You Know may involve some complicated relationships, but the interiors are another story altogether. Beautifully designed and decorated, they do a lovely job of reflecting each character’s personality. Curious about the interiors? You’re in luck, because Sony Pictures recently shared photos from the three male characters’ apartments. Let’s take a tour of photos from Matty’s, Charles’s, and George’s homes.
I’ve added another 60 HQs from Wednesday’s How Do You Know photocall in Berlin! Some of these are HQ replacements of pictures we previously had, and the rest are completely new to the site. There are some great shots in there.
For the fashion fans, Reese is wearing a Giambattista Valli dress with a necklace by Irene Neuwirth and Prada shoes.
Reese is now in Paris, so hopefully we’ll get a premiere or photocall from there over the weekend (or even tonight!).
Sony Pictures have released some video footage from Wednesday’s How Do You Know Photocall in Berlin. It’s pretty funny hearing the photographers shouting at her and telling her where to look … Miss Reese is a pro at it by now though
Way back last December Reese appeared on Letteman to promote How Do You Know (watch the video here), and I have now added exclusive HD screencaps from the appearance for you! These are thanks to my ever-amazing friend Brianne. Reese looks absolutely gorgeous (love the red dress!) and is as animated and funny as ever.
- January 30th - UK Premiere (photos)
- February 8th - LA Premiere
- January 22nd - After Lately (US) (screencaps)
- February 3rd - Graham Norton Show (UK)
- February 13th - Live With Kelly
- February 13th - Letterman (US)
- February 14th - Conan
- February 15th - Chelsea Lately
- Elle (US) - February 2012 (scans)
- Marie Claire (Aus) - February 2012 (cover)
- Empire (UK) - March 2012
- Glamour (UK) - March 2012 (scans)
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