During our Birthday Special updates a few weeks ago I uploaded a ton of HQs from the Water For Elephants New York premiere, and today I have added the rest of the photos I had from that event – another 140+, all in HQ! I have to admit that I think this look has overtaken the Just Like Heaven premiere as my all-time favourite Reese look – she just looks perfect here, I think! I adore her Jason Wu dress.
I also want to say a quick but big thank you to those of you that have posted comments here recently – I’m just going through them and replying. I really love reading your thoughts on Reese and our updates here, and I appreciate you taking the time to comment. I’m glad you enjoyed our Birthday Special!
Enjoy all the fantastic new HQ photos in the Gallery:
They are the CIA’s best, trained for any situation…except one. Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment plays the ultimate spy game as two best friends fight for the right of one woman’s hand in THIS MEANS WAR, coming to Blu-ray, DVD and Digital Download May 22. Starring Academy Award® winner Reese Witherspoon* (Walk the Line), Chris Pine (Star Trek) and Tom Hardy (The Dark Knight Rises), the laugh-out-loud comedy gets even better on Blu-ray with three alternate endings that answer the question – what if she chose the other guy?
The world’s deadliest CIA operatives, FDR Foster (Pine) and Tuck (Hardy), are inseparable partners and best friends until they fall for the same woman (Witherspoon). Having once helped bring down entire enemy nations, they are now employing their incomparable skills and an endless array of high-tech gadgetry against their greatest nemesis – each other.
Directed by visionary filmmaker McG (*Charlie?s Angels*), *THIS MEANS
WAR *features a funny and talented supporting cast including Chelsea Handler (?Are You There, Chelsea??), Angela Bassett (*Notorious*) and Abigail Spencer (*Cowboys & Aliens*). The Blu-ray is loaded with special features including three alternate endings, an uncensored gag reel, outrageous bachelorette party, action-packed deleted scenes and commentaries by McG and more! The Blu-ray and DVD will be available for an average retail price of $25.00 and $20.00, respectively. Prebook is April 25.
THIS MEANS WAR Blu-ray Combo Pack Special Features
• Alternate Endings w/ Optional Commentary by Director McG
- Warehouse Alternate Ending
- Alternate Ending #1
- Alternate Ending #2
• Bachelorette Party
• Uncensored Gag Reel
• Deleted Scenes w/ Optional Commentary by Director McG
- Trish & Lauren Chat / Shooting Range
- Jonas’ Funeral
- Post Pizza
- Ex-Girlfriends
- Visiting Joe
- Lauren Freaking Out
• Alternative Opening Concept (Previz w/ Optional Commentary by Director McG)
• Audio Commentary by Director McG (standard and extended versions)
I’ve finally found some video footage from Reese’s This Means War promotion in Brazil – watch a couple of clips from the press conference, and a short video of E! Brazil interviewing Reese at the premiere…
Watch this fantastic interview with Reese by Monsieur Hollywood. It’s really interesting hearing her talk about her past films, her career, and how she picks movies.
Back when she was in Rio earlier in the month, Reese gave an interview to a media website/TV show called Omelete. They talked about a variety of things including where Reese keeps her Oscar, whether she wants to go back to Stanford to study, her new film Mud, and more. Watch it below…
O Omelete esteve no Rio de Janeiro para entrevistar a atriz Reese Witherspoon, que veio ao Brasil divulgar Guerra É Guerra. Ela fala da sua participação na comédia romântica de ação, do seu Oscar, de seus projetos futuros e do que anda lendo ultimamente, entre outras curiosidades.
To conclude our week-long special of 5 Reasons Why We Love Reese to celebrate her birthday, we now have our 5th and final reason…
Please don’t be shy – post a comment on any of the entries and share with us why you love Reese, tell us your five reasons for adoring her, or telling us what you think about our reasons. Just type in your comment, hit Submit, and I will approve it asap.
If you’ve missed our week long exclusive special feature then browse back through the posts below to find a feast of Reese love, HD screencaptures and HQ photos.
A few months ago it was reported that Reese would be starring in Sex Tape with Jason Segel. The film now has a new director, and Cameron Diaz is rumoured to be being considered for the role too.
Jake Kasdan to Direct Sony Comedy ‘Sex Tape’
Jake Kasdan has nabbed the coveted gig to direct Sony’s Sex Tape, a comedy being produced by Escape Artists that has Jason Segel attached to star. Kasdan is in negotiations, according to sources.
The story centers revolves around a husband and wife who take a night off from the kids and decide to spice things up by making a sex tape. When they wake up the next morning, the tape is missing, and the search is on.
Frequent Segel collaborator Nicholas Stoller (The Muppets) originally was circling the project, but no deal was finalized.
After closing Kasdan’s deal, the next step is to find the female lead. Cameron Diaz, who worked with Segel and Kasdan to hilarious effect in last summer’s Sony comedy Bad Teacher, has been mentioned as a possible co-star.
Kasdan, who has been directing episodes of New Girl, is repped by WME. His helming credits include the features Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story and Orange County and TV’s Freaks and Geeks.
Pacific Standard, the new banner formed by Reese Witherspoon and Bruna Papandrea, has picked up the rights to a children’s book series titled Pennyroyal’s Princess Boot Camp.
The books hail from M.A. Larson, who once was an assistant to Mike Nichols and now works in animation.
Witherspoon will produce the adaptation with Papandrea and is attached to play a supporting role.
Princess Boot Camp is described as is a modern fairy tale about a school that shapes girls into warrior princesses to battle against an ever-growing terror of wicked witches.
The first book in the series is the debut novel by Larson, a Minnesota native who studied filmmaking at the University of Miami and became Nichols’ assistant when the legendary producer-director-writer was working on Angels in America, Closer and the Broadway musical Spamalot. Larson later moved to Los Angeles, where he was a staff writer on Cartoon Network shows and has been writing for such kid-oriented channels as Disney XD, Nickelodeon and Discovery Kids.
Princess Boot Camp recently was picked up by Putnam Children’s as a two-book series.
Pacific Standard is developing the books as a potential franchise. It’s the first official project from the fledgling company.
“Finally, there is a princess story that reflects the values young women truly want to embody,” Witherspoon said. “These princesses are strong, independent and fierce, and the knights are their match. In telling their story, Larson has created a magical universe that everyone will love to get lost in.”
Alexandra Machinist at Janklow & Nesbit Associates brokered the book deal and worked with CAA on the film deal. Larson is repped on the film side by the Brant Rose Agency and Jackoway Tyerman.
Continuing our week-long special of 5 Reasons Why We Love Reese to celebrate her birthday this Thursday, below is our 2nd reason and it’s update.
You are more than welcome to post a comment on any of the entries and share with us why you love Reese, tell us your five reasons for adoring her, or telling us what you think about our reasons. Just type in your comment, hit Submit, and I will approve it asap.
Remember to check back daily for this special feature, as we mark Miss Reese’s 36th birthday week.
This Means War has now hit the $100m mark, having taken $104,241,203 worldwide as of today.
Australian Box Office for this week:
The Australian box office top ten in full below (figures in Australian dollars):
1. (-) John Carter – $3,092,526
2. (1) Project X – $1,098,478
3. (2) Contraband – $727,100
4. (3) This Means War – $673,397
5. (4) The Vow – $550,206
6. (6) Safe House – $429,402
7. (7) The Artist – $406,205
8. (5) The Devil Inside – $380,884
9. (8) Hugo – $296,163
10. (9) My Week with Marilyn – $228,551
UK box office:
This Means War took £1.08m in its second weekend, putting it in fourth position.
US box office:
Made $3,756,060 this weekend showing at 1,949 screens, placing it at #9, down 1 spot from #8.
This Means War (2012) Role: Lauren Released: On DVD May 22nd (US); July 2nd (UK) News / Info / Photos / Official Site
Mud (2013) Role: Juniper Status: Post Production News / Info / Photos / Official Site
Untitled Peggy Lee Biopic (201?) Role: Peggy Lee Status: In Development News / Info / Photos / Official Site
Rumoured/Unconfirmed Roles:
One Hit Wonder
The Devil's Knot Trouble With The Curve
Sex Tape
Untitled Producing Project
Rule #1
Wish List
Who Invited Her?
The Pioneer Woman
- January 30th - UK Premiere (photos)
- February 8th - LA Premiere (photos)
- February 23rd - Seoul Press Conference (photos)
- February 23rd - Seoul Premiere (photos)
- March 8th - Brazil Premiere (photos)
- March 9th - Brazil Press Conference (photos)
- January 22nd - After Lately (US) (screencaps)
- February 3rd - Graham Norton (UK) (screencaps)
- February 13th - Live With Kelly (screencaps)
- February 13th - Letterman (US) (screencaps)
- February 14th - Conan (screencaps)
- February 15th - Chelsea Lately (screencaps)
- February 17th - Ellen (screencaps)
- Elle (US) - February 2012 (scans)
- Marie Claire (Aus) - February 2012 (cover)
- Empire (UK) - March 2012 (scans)
- Glamour (UK) - March 2012 (scans)
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