Sofia Coppola

^great shot.


Zoe, Roman & Sofia shot by EVU, for Interview 1994. from the Anna Sui book:woot:
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Sofia Coppola Prepping New Film? Aussie Actress Olivia De Jonge Says She’s Meeting Director Soon

After her minimalist, moody drama “Somewhere,” Sofia Coppola has been busy with the arrival of her second child and recent marriage to longtime partner, Phoenix frontman Thomas Mars but it looks like the writer-director may already be plotting her next feature. Coppola has reportedly thrown an invitation out to young, little-known Australian actress Olivia De Jonge to audition this November for what is described as the filmmaker’s “newest film.”

“Being flown to the U.S. to meet Sofia Coppola is really exciting,” De Jonge told the Australian publication The West. “I was freaking out. I’m a little nervous as I don’t want to muck it up I want to do my best.” The young actress only has one film on her résumé—Maziar Lahooti‘s “Good Pretender”—but she’s already caught the eye of Hollywood casting agents and now, someone in the Coppola casting camp.


What could this mysterious Coppola project be? One strong possibility is the gestating adaptation of Francine Prose‘s coming-of-age novel “Goldengrove.” That tragic story centers on thirteen-year-old Nico (De Jonge is fourteen) and follows her exploration of grief and mourning over her sister Margaret’s drowning. With a lack of support from her parents, Nico finds comfort in Margaret’s boyfriend, Aaron, with whom she drifts into a poignant and complicated relationship.


As we mentioned at the time of the novel’s optioning in early 2010, the story certainly has Coppola written all over it and would likely draw from her personal experiences; she was only 14 at the time of the speedboating accident that killed her brother Gian-Carlo. Coppola has always been one to draw from her own life for her films with “Lost In Translation” inspired by her own travelling while “Somewhere” was noted to have grown out of Coppola’s experiences with her own famous father, Francis Ford Coppola.


As a rare defender of “Somewhere,” this writer is naturally excited for any return by Coppola. We had also thought Elle Fanning might have done enough to automatically score the lead role in “Goldengrove” if Coppola was going ahead with it though it remains to be seen whether that novel adaptation is, in fact, what De Jonge will be auditioning for or if it’s something else entirely. Either way, it seems Coppola is throwing out a wide net to find her next female lead, and is looking for a fresh face.

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YAY new Sofia film but seriously where is that girls reps? 9 times out of 10 whenever an actor says they are auditioning for a role they don't end up getting it. She's only 14 so if she doesn't this will be bad.
 
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Hurrah! A new Sofia film coming down the pipe.

Love that old shot of Sofia and Marc: awww, such good pals. :)
 
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Love that dot blouse: in fact it looks a lot like the Alexa Chung for Madewell one I just ordered. Maybe it was subconscious: lord knows I love Sofia's classic style.
 
I'd love to see Sofia does an adaptation of Francoise Sagan's Bonjour Tristesse. Also, this is my first time seeing multiple shots of her wedding dress and I think she beyond nailed it- so appropriately 'Sofia' and romantic yet it's clearly Alaia's craftsmanship. :heart:
 
Sofia has the best hair - I wish I could get mine like that but it's too straight! Absolutely adore her wedding dress, wonderful colour <3
 
I wonder if she's uncomfortable accepting compliments...because those moments are the truly awkward ones....where she feels forced to say thank you...and she seems so out of her element all of a sudden. it comes across as rude, but I'm inclined to think she might just be very shy and uncomfortable with the praise...perhaps she doesn't believe it, or just doesn't know how to receive it..

Otherwise she speaks well, i think, and is polite but concise.
 
For some reason, he looks remind me of Alison from ANTM. I think it's the mouth.
That interview was so bloody awkward.
 

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