No, Fliss! I'm with you. I loved that shoot but the Glamour one is also lovely to look at. I'd love to see even more from the US photoshoot too.
And styleocide- I agree. Audrey Hepburn is and always will be Eliza Doolittle but every classic film will probably end up remade at some point and if it is going to be anyone playing her, I hope Keira gets a shot at it.
I think Keira should be commended for her film choices and I, for one, am sort of glad she isn't returning to Pirates. Her desire to play strong, female leads is very Katharine Hepburn of her and she reminds me of her a lot, in both style and attitude. King Lear will be interesting considering I know they are making it, according to the director, like an epic-300 style film. The cast seems great and a lot of people are excited by Hopkins though I share bahiyya's concern. Gwyneth is amazing, as is Naomi and it'll be great for Keira to work with them I think.
And as far as the Duchess goes, it is her best performance to date and not even with Joe Wright involved- shock and awe! When I read the biography I knew Keira could do it justice and even if she doesn't get a nom this year due to the seriously tight race all around (which is nice, for once, when it comes to women in film) she can only go up from here.
And styleocide- I agree. Audrey Hepburn is and always will be Eliza Doolittle but every classic film will probably end up remade at some point and if it is going to be anyone playing her, I hope Keira gets a shot at it.
I think Keira should be commended for her film choices and I, for one, am sort of glad she isn't returning to Pirates. Her desire to play strong, female leads is very Katharine Hepburn of her and she reminds me of her a lot, in both style and attitude. King Lear will be interesting considering I know they are making it, according to the director, like an epic-300 style film. The cast seems great and a lot of people are excited by Hopkins though I share bahiyya's concern. Gwyneth is amazing, as is Naomi and it'll be great for Keira to work with them I think.
And as far as the Duchess goes, it is her best performance to date and not even with Joe Wright involved- shock and awe! When I read the biography I knew Keira could do it justice and even if she doesn't get a nom this year due to the seriously tight race all around (which is nice, for once, when it comes to women in film) she can only go up from here.


. And, if I remember it correctly, besides Cordelia's scene in the first act she doesn't have much to do until near the end. The other two daughters have at least twice as many lines. So it's a good way for Keira to further flex her acting chops without being overwhelmed. I'm pretty excited about the Paltrow-Watts casting! This makes up for Naomi not getting Narcissa Malfoy in the new Harry Potter
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. It's too bad they couldn't get Sir Ian McKellen to do it again (although that would be a bit repetitious since his Lear wasn't too long ago). Ciaran Hinds, maybe, if they aged him or John Noble, the man who played Denethor (the deranged King of Gondor) in "Return of the King".





