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i was at the movies yesterday and i saw a preview of the fountain....
rachel looked gorgeous, as usual, but that movie for some reason scared me, a lot.
rachel looked gorgeous, as usual, but that movie for some reason scared me, a lot.
on the tonight show with jay leno
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She was so great in it. She looks so cute with really short hair too...johnnys_girl09
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I had no idea she was in The Mummy.
It was on TV a while back. I was like..WHOA! It's RACCCHHEEELLLLLLL!
It was on TV a while back. I was like..WHOA! It's RACCCHHEEELLLLLLL!
KATIE VS. RACHEL
It's the hot look for new moms! Holmes went shopping in Beverly Hills in her belted YSL tunic and jeans, while Weisz paired hers with a gray flannel skirt for a screening at the Toronto Film Festival.
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a lot of critics didnt like the fountain,but i thought it was just a work of art,so mesmerizing,i love aroonvsky's movies,nothing like it.nd rachel was so beautiful in it,that bathtub scene was so sexy and heartbreaking
November 17, 2006 'Fountain' in the Rain
Thursday night's screening of The Fountain at the Tribeca Cinemas Gallery was fittingly wet, thanks to a serious downpour. Low-maintenance Oscar winner Rachel Weisz apparently walked to the after-party herself, sans entourage or even a P.U.H. (personal umbrella holder). She carried her own, shook off the raindrops, tossed it aside and instantly lit up the room where her fiancé—the film's writer-director, Darren Aronofsky—was greeting fans of his ambitious new sci-fi romance.
Rachel Weisz and Darren Aronofsky
Photo by Mark A. Neston
I first met Darren at In Style's party for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association during the Toronto Film Festival. "I remember," Darren told me when I said hello. "You were surprised that I knew who Narciso Rodriguez was." He's right! It's so rare for an intellectual auteur to be fluent in fashionista-speak (after all, I never saw Woody Allen at fashion shows until Soon-Yi started dragging him there). As it turns out, Narciso and Darren are such good friends that the designer agreed to make stylish costumes for The Fountain.
Since the evening was part of the Tribeca Cinema Series (the Tribeca Film Festival now offers year-round screenings with filmmakers and actors), I asked Darren about the biggest challenges of shooting in New York. He's "Brooklyn born and raised," and his last movie, Requiem for a Dream, was filmed in Coney Island. "Craft services," deadpanned Darren. "Go blog about my movie—I need to get the word out," he jokingly added. He seems like the sweetest guy, but obviously he can be a demanding director. (Anyone who has seen Jennifer Connelly's harrowing scenes in Requiem can imagine.)
Would he consider working again with Rachel—the mother of their six-month-old baby, Henry? "Oh, yeah," he said. "Absolutely!" And then they left the party together, hand in hand. It's so romantic and downright life-affirming—much like The Fountain—to see a happy Hollywood couple. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they live in N.Y.C. instead of L.A.?
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Thursday night's screening of The Fountain at the Tribeca Cinemas Gallery was fittingly wet, thanks to a serious downpour. Low-maintenance Oscar winner Rachel Weisz apparently walked to the after-party herself, sans entourage or even a P.U.H. (personal umbrella holder). She carried her own, shook off the raindrops, tossed it aside and instantly lit up the room where her fiancé—the film's writer-director, Darren Aronofsky—was greeting fans of his ambitious new sci-fi romance.
Rachel Weisz and Darren Aronofsky
Photo by Mark A. Neston
I first met Darren at In Style's party for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association during the Toronto Film Festival. "I remember," Darren told me when I said hello. "You were surprised that I knew who Narciso Rodriguez was." He's right! It's so rare for an intellectual auteur to be fluent in fashionista-speak (after all, I never saw Woody Allen at fashion shows until Soon-Yi started dragging him there). As it turns out, Narciso and Darren are such good friends that the designer agreed to make stylish costumes for The Fountain.
Since the evening was part of the Tribeca Cinema Series (the Tribeca Film Festival now offers year-round screenings with filmmakers and actors), I asked Darren about the biggest challenges of shooting in New York. He's "Brooklyn born and raised," and his last movie, Requiem for a Dream, was filmed in Coney Island. "Craft services," deadpanned Darren. "Go blog about my movie—I need to get the word out," he jokingly added. He seems like the sweetest guy, but obviously he can be a demanding director. (Anyone who has seen Jennifer Connelly's harrowing scenes in Requiem can imagine.)
Would he consider working again with Rachel—the mother of their six-month-old baby, Henry? "Oh, yeah," he said. "Absolutely!" And then they left the party together, hand in hand. It's so romantic and downright life-affirming—much like The Fountain—to see a happy Hollywood couple. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they live in N.Y.C. instead of L.A.?
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awww,thanks for posting kochie,i love her even more after reading how down to earth she is nd intelligent
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Love her in the YSL tunic! I think she wore it better than Katie did.
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Her voice got so annoying in the movie Eragon.
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