Thandiwe Newton

[scriptgirl]

Thandie leaving Claridges hotel today. Wenn

 

[1karina1]

^She looks beautiful in those candids! Thanks for posting scriptgirl!

 

[scriptgirl]

You are welcome! These is one of my fave Thandie photoshoots. From April 1999. Camera Press

 

[splatooey]

i feel like thandie newton needs a sandwich.

 

[scriptgirl]

I think she is fabulous

 

[brokenenglish]

^ I think she is great too..
although in the shoot you just posted I happen to think she looks a bit hookerish- well at least the clothes do...
she still is gorgeous!

 

[scriptgirl]

Thandie promoting Crash. Credit Photolife

 

[kochie332]

i love the outfit that she is wearing in the candids

 

[scriptgirl]

Wenn. Thandie leaving Claridges today

 

[brokenenglish]

^ Oh, that dress is much prettier than I thought at first.
For a minute I thought it was skull pattern and was thinking, Thandie, NO!!!!

 

[scriptgirl]

Rex. Thandie filming Besieged. She is talking with her director, Bernardo Bertolucci

 

[kochie332]

im pretty sure she is wearing chanel in the latest candids

style.com

 

[italitha]

my gosh she is beautiful!!! look how clear her skin is even at that close of an anglE!!!

 

[scriptgirl]

Thandie on the cover of LUCKY in 2005-credit my scanner

 

[cinnamon-toast]

This woman has the face of an angel.

 

[scriptgirl]

Retna. Thandie at Pursuit of Happiness Press conference

 

[scriptgirl]

credit Scanpix A handout photograph released 29 April 2007 showing British actress Thandie Newton before smashing an hour glass filled with simulated blood as he joined with other celebrities in a Photo Shoot for a Day for Darfur: Thandie Newton and Matt Damon are among a group of artists who have posed for a series of pictures to draw attention to the crisis in Darfur. Organisers of the Global Day for Darfur said events were taking place in 35 capitals to mark the fourth anniversary of the conflict.

 

[scriptgirl]

bump

 

[scriptgirl]

from rock radio

Mick Jagger and stars call for an end to Darfur genocide

Mick Jagger, Dire Straits leader Mark Knopfler, and Elton John and his partner David Furnish have joined the call to stop the genocide in Darfur. Sunday (April 29th) marked the fourth anniversary of the start of the bloodshed in the African nation, and protests were staged in London and elsewhere to call for action against the Sudanese government, which has so far done nothing to end the situation. The rock icons were joined in the movement by Bob Geldof and actors including Don Cheadle, George Clooney, Mia Farrow, Hugh Grant, and Thandie Newton.

Knopfler is one of several stars featured in pictures holding an hourglass filled with blood, then smashing the timepiece on the ground, to symbolize the time that's past and the blood that's been spilled in the conflict, which is estimated to have cost 200,000 lives and counting.

 

[scriptgirl]

redit Scanpix A handout photograph released 29 April 2007 showing British actress Thandie Newton before smashing an hour glass filled with simulated blood as he joined with other celebrities in a Photo Shoot for a Day for Darfur: Thandie Newton and Matt Damon are among a group of artists who have posed for a series of pictures to draw attention to the crisis in Darfur. Organisers of the Global Day for Darfur said events were taking place in 35 capitals to mark the fourth anniversary of the conflict.