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DOING THE WAVE
Renee Zellweger greets her public after an L.A. screening of her biopic Miss Potter on Saturday. The movie, about author Beatrix Potter, will hit theaters in January.
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Renée Zellweger, Chris Noonan
After making the rounds in N.Y.C. to promote her new movie, Miss Potter, Renée Zellweger (here with director Chris Noonan) kicked off the West Coast campaign at Laemmle's Sunset 5 theater in West Hollywood. Zellweger attended a private screening of the film and stuck around to participate in a question-and-answer session with audience members.
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Renee Zellweger - EW photoshoot
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Renee Zellweger leaves @ ''Late Show with David Letterman'' (dec. 20, 2006)
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'MISS' THING
A glam Renee Zellweger strikes a pose outside The Late Show with David Letterman studio on Wednesday. The Miss Potter star discussed her recent trip to Jordan, where she committed a "cultural faux pas" by giving her driver a hug when he dropped her off at the airport. "I'm a prostitute ... or we're married," she told Letterman of the driver's "horrified" reaction.
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RENEE ZELLWEGER in L'Wren Scott
The Golden Globes-nominated actress looked chic in black at an appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman in New York City.
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does anyone have a scan of her in december's issue of instyle? it's a black and white one..
those l'wren scott dresses were perfect for her imo.
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EYE SPY
A bespectacled Renée Zellweger has a clear perspective on some good reading material during a stop at Barnes & Noble in Los Angeles on Sunday.
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She looks great in that L'Wren Scott dress. Its very Jackie-O.
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Renée Zellweger Talks About Her Breakup
René Zellweger says making her new movie, Miss Potter, helped her get through the end of her marriage to Kenny Chesney, an experience she calls "devastating."
"It was important for me to make this film – going to work and being with my friends, getting through the days," the actress, 37, tells Life magazine in its new issue.
Zellweger and Chesney, 38, wed in May 2005 after a whirlwind courtship; Zellweger filed for an annulment four months later. The couple later released a joint statement, saying, "The miscommunication of the objective of their marriage at the start is the only reason for this annulment."
Asked by Life what was the hardest thing she'd gone through in recent times, she says, "Well, I'm sure that if you buy groceries, you might have read something about it. It's not on the top of my favorite things that have ever happened."
Her eyes welling up, she continues, "I'm not a superficial person. I don't care about what's on the grocery-store shelves. That's just salt in the wound. But it's not a television show. I lived it. (A breakup) is a very sad experience for anyone to go through, and it's not fun when people decide that it's a lovely thing to capitalize on. But you're oblivious to that because you are living the reality of the experience – which is devastating."
She won't comment, though, on whether she and Chesney remain friends. "I'll tell you that I was saddened," she says. "I'll tell you that it took ... it's, it's not something I could (reason) away. It's something that I'll live through, but I don't want to talk about it beyond that because it matters to me."
Although she plays the author of beloved children's books in Miss Potter, Zellweger says she's not in a rush to have kids of her own. "I don't think about it," she says. "I don't have a list of things I need in order to be happy."
Similarly, she hadn't always dreamed of getting married: "It was more about it being the right thing to do." Would she do it again? "If the circumstances are right, then sure."
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René Zellweger says making her new movie, Miss Potter, helped her get through the end of her marriage to Kenny Chesney, an experience she calls "devastating."
"It was important for me to make this film – going to work and being with my friends, getting through the days," the actress, 37, tells Life magazine in its new issue.
Zellweger and Chesney, 38, wed in May 2005 after a whirlwind courtship; Zellweger filed for an annulment four months later. The couple later released a joint statement, saying, "The miscommunication of the objective of their marriage at the start is the only reason for this annulment."
Asked by Life what was the hardest thing she'd gone through in recent times, she says, "Well, I'm sure that if you buy groceries, you might have read something about it. It's not on the top of my favorite things that have ever happened."
Her eyes welling up, she continues, "I'm not a superficial person. I don't care about what's on the grocery-store shelves. That's just salt in the wound. But it's not a television show. I lived it. (A breakup) is a very sad experience for anyone to go through, and it's not fun when people decide that it's a lovely thing to capitalize on. But you're oblivious to that because you are living the reality of the experience – which is devastating."
She won't comment, though, on whether she and Chesney remain friends. "I'll tell you that I was saddened," she says. "I'll tell you that it took ... it's, it's not something I could (reason) away. It's something that I'll live through, but I don't want to talk about it beyond that because it matters to me."
Although she plays the author of beloved children's books in Miss Potter, Zellweger says she's not in a rush to have kids of her own. "I don't think about it," she says. "I don't have a list of things I need in order to be happy."
Similarly, she hadn't always dreamed of getting married: "It was more about it being the right thing to do." Would she do it again? "If the circumstances are right, then sure."
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