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I love Claire! She's stunning and I loved her in Romeo and Juliet as well as The Family Stone! 
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Claire Danes @ opening night of the Broadway play "Journey's End" (feb. 22, 2007)
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SENTIMENTAL 'JOURNEY'
Hugh Dancy gets support from his Evening costar – and rumored girlfriend – Claire Danes at the opening night party for Broadway's Journey's End on Thursday. The British actor stars in the adaptation of the 1928 drama set in the French trenches during the World War I. People.com
Hugh Dancy gets support from his Evening costar – and rumored girlfriend – Claire Danes at the opening night party for Broadway's Journey's End on Thursday. The British actor stars in the adaptation of the 1928 drama set in the French trenches during the World War I. People.com
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A FUNNY THING HAPPENED
Claire Danes and Broadway's newest star, Hugh Dancy, stay perfectly in stride as they cruise through New York's West Village on Monday. The two actors first warmed up to each other while costarring in the drama Evening, which is set for a summer release. People.com
Claire Danes and Broadway's newest star, Hugh Dancy, stay perfectly in stride as they cruise through New York's West Village on Monday. The two actors first warmed up to each other while costarring in the drama Evening, which is set for a summer release. People.com
Gap's New TV Advertising Campaign for Spring Features Claire Danes and Patrick Wilson in 'The Boyfriend Trouser'
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6 PRNewswire-FirstCall — Set to the classic Broadway show tune, "Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better," Gap's latest TV campaign for spring captures a sense of playful whimsy while focusing on Gap's new boyfriend trouser for women. The TV spot, starring acclaimed actors Claire Danes (Shopgirl, The Family Stone) and Patrick Wilson (Little Children, Running with Scissors), highlights Gap's refreshing, new take on iconic Gap khakis by marrying fresh modernity and nostalgic charm.
Directed by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, who were recently awarded a 2007 Spirit Award for Best Director for Little Miss Sunshine, the spot has a modern look and feel, yet pays homage to Broadway and the great entertainers of old Hollywood.
"What's so cool about this commercial is all the right elements came together — the commercial tells a fun story, the cast is amazing and the choreography and dancing is great," said director Jonathan Dayton. "This commercial feels like a little, thirty second romantic comedy to me. There's just nothing better than seeing two people who have great chemistry dance together," added Valerie Faris, Jonathan's directorial partner and wife.
The spot begins as a khaki curtain opens to reveal Patrick Wilson and Claire Danes in the middle of a stage. Patrick is dressed in a classic white shirt and khakis pants, while Claire wears an oversized white shirt without pants. With a lighthearted sentiment, Patrick does a dance step challenging Claire to "dance-off" as the music lyrics "anything you can do, I can do better" resonate in the background. Claire responds by matching Patrick's steps with her own flare and the dance competition continues as each person ups the ante with more difficult steps. Claire eventually wins as she miraculously — and humorously — snatches Patrick's pants off and puts them on, reinforcing the inspiration behind the look and feel of Gap's new boyfriend trouser for women.
"The spot takes an iconic Gap classic — the khaki — and gives it a twist. It captures the fun of wearing a boyfriend's favorite," said Marka Hansen, president of Gap North America.
Gap's spring 2007 khaki line offers a refreshing new take on iconic Gap khaki styles. The collection includes a broad range of laid back, easy khaki silhouettes. The look for women is all about the boyfriend trouser — this must-have item for spring is so relaxed and comfortable it's like the pants were pulled out of 'his' closet and put into 'hers.'
Developed by Gap's creative agency Laird+Partners, Gap's new spring TV ad campaign is comprised of one 30-second spot. The TV spot debuts on March 8 and runs through April 4 on national TV including network, cable and syndication.
CONTACT: Erica Archambault Gap Public Relations 415.427.2397
SOURCE Gap Inc.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6 PRNewswire-FirstCall — Set to the classic Broadway show tune, "Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better," Gap's latest TV campaign for spring captures a sense of playful whimsy while focusing on Gap's new boyfriend trouser for women. The TV spot, starring acclaimed actors Claire Danes (Shopgirl, The Family Stone) and Patrick Wilson (Little Children, Running with Scissors), highlights Gap's refreshing, new take on iconic Gap khakis by marrying fresh modernity and nostalgic charm.
Directed by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, who were recently awarded a 2007 Spirit Award for Best Director for Little Miss Sunshine, the spot has a modern look and feel, yet pays homage to Broadway and the great entertainers of old Hollywood.
"What's so cool about this commercial is all the right elements came together — the commercial tells a fun story, the cast is amazing and the choreography and dancing is great," said director Jonathan Dayton. "This commercial feels like a little, thirty second romantic comedy to me. There's just nothing better than seeing two people who have great chemistry dance together," added Valerie Faris, Jonathan's directorial partner and wife.
The spot begins as a khaki curtain opens to reveal Patrick Wilson and Claire Danes in the middle of a stage. Patrick is dressed in a classic white shirt and khakis pants, while Claire wears an oversized white shirt without pants. With a lighthearted sentiment, Patrick does a dance step challenging Claire to "dance-off" as the music lyrics "anything you can do, I can do better" resonate in the background. Claire responds by matching Patrick's steps with her own flare and the dance competition continues as each person ups the ante with more difficult steps. Claire eventually wins as she miraculously — and humorously — snatches Patrick's pants off and puts them on, reinforcing the inspiration behind the look and feel of Gap's new boyfriend trouser for women.
"The spot takes an iconic Gap classic — the khaki — and gives it a twist. It captures the fun of wearing a boyfriend's favorite," said Marka Hansen, president of Gap North America.
Gap's spring 2007 khaki line offers a refreshing new take on iconic Gap khaki styles. The collection includes a broad range of laid back, easy khaki silhouettes. The look for women is all about the boyfriend trouser — this must-have item for spring is so relaxed and comfortable it's like the pants were pulled out of 'his' closet and put into 'hers.'
Developed by Gap's creative agency Laird+Partners, Gap's new spring TV ad campaign is comprised of one 30-second spot. The TV spot debuts on March 8 and runs through April 4 on national TV including network, cable and syndication.
CONTACT: Erica Archambault Gap Public Relations 415.427.2397
SOURCE Gap Inc.
You can watch the ad here
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6043652193335031954
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6043652193335031954
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Stardust trailer
Apparantly that's not the real trailer- someone not afiliated with the film made it up themselves out of leaked footage and the music from Pirates of the Carribean. Some new stills were released:
from clairedanesfan.com
from clairedanesfan.com
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TAKE OUT
Actress Claire Danes grabs a bite to eat on the steps of her West Village stoop in New York City. Us Weekly.
Actress Claire Danes grabs a bite to eat on the steps of her West Village stoop in New York City. Us Weekly.
