Olga Kurylenko

[Lanick]

nice cover! I'm suppose to buy this issue

 

[allus6ka]

I like it more than Russian cover

 

[Stereo_Flo]

Elle Russia May 2010 HQ
Olga Kurylenko "Жизнь после Бонда"
Photographer: Benoit Peverelli
Style: Ekaterina Mukhina
Hair: Oliver Woods@BalconyJump
Make-up: Jose Bass@BalconyJump


scanned by me

 

[Stereo_Flo]

cover HQ

scanned by me

 

[Stereo_Flo]

one more

scanned by me

 

[WhiteQueen]

Thanks for the scans!
She is stunning! One of the few model who can manage to be both good at acting and modeling! Amazing!

 

[Stereo_Flo]

I've missed one more pic

scanned by me

 

[Lanick]

I'd like more Ukrainian cover

 

[Helenika]

ok-magazine.ru

 

[Helenika]

hqcity.ru
(Resized by me)

 

[Helenika]

7dn.ru

 

[crow_watcher]

Geez, I have yet to see a photo of Olga looking bad. The camera certainly loves her.

 

[allus6ka]

Pink Ukraine April 2010



olga-kurylenko.info

 

[allus6ka]

Magazine "Жара" Russian April 2010



same source

 

[allus6ka]

Russian TV show "Projektor Peris Hilton". Olga was a guest on this TV show




same source

 

[allus6ka]

shot from a film "Empires of the Deep"



olga-kurylenko.info

 

[crow_watcher]

^She looks like something out of a dream--such a fantasy!

 

[adams7]

I just saw Olga's action-drama movie Kirot. She does a good job and is in pretty much every shot.

I like how she can look vulnerable, discouraged, stressed out, and exhausted in some scenes, and then later in the movie she is beautiful, energized, and courageous (also - skilled with deadly weapons).

The movie although low-budget looks very good (photography, locations, action, and well-placed electronic music) . But it doesn't quite have the attention-grabbing quality that you find in a top-notch action movie. The "bad guys" were overly stereotyped.

The producers apparently were not able to get Kirot a theater release so it's going direct to DVD. It might have the alternate title "Assassin Next Door".

Kirot was made in Israel and the language is mostly Hebrew, with some Russian and English. So subtitles are required for many audiences, which would make it a hard sell to the big theater chains. Too bad they didn't shoot some alternate scenes in English, as a non-subtitled all-English language version might have done well in the UK and North America.

Regardless, Kirot is a decent film, and anyone who likes Olga or action flicks will want to see it.

 

[Nefertiti87]

celebrity-paradise

 

[Nefertiti87]

celebrity-paradise