Thandiwe Newton

[Aby]

Thandie looks incredible in that Zac Posen black dress!!

 

[scriptgirl]

She looks good in everything, including her sweats, as you can see above.

 

[scriptgirl]

In Style. August 2006

 

[honeyisle]

She looks like she had just had Nico or was a few months pregnant in the workout pics. Her belly is a little swollen and she looks lovely!

 

[scriptgirl]

Maybe it was the food she ate. Thandie on Craig Ferguson promoting Crash.
Credit flickr

 

[1karina1]

Scriptgirl thanks so much for the beauty article from InStyle!

 

[scriptgirl]

You are welcome.
Credit Splash. Not sure when or where this was taken, but it looks like LA

 

[scriptgirl]

Credit to BEW. Thandie on Jonathan Ross Friday Night

 

[erin_k]

lovely hair!

 

[scriptgirl]

Very early photoshoot-can you tell. Corbis

 

[1karina1]

^ I really like that photoshoot. She actually comes across as sexy in them! In the 2nd one she's reminiscent of Angelina Jolie!

 

[scriptgirl]

Filmmagic. Thandie at Mission Impossible 2 premiere afterparty. She is pregnant with Ripley

 

[brokenenglish]

Her hair looks amazing in the recent TV interview...

How did the paps take her pics inside that resturaunt?

And yay, Nicole Kidman back when she was pretty!!

 

[scriptgirl]

Filmmagic is a photo agency-they were invited to shoot the afterparty. Matrix credit
Thandie and Ol in Beverly Hills with Ripley

 

[Coco Mademoiselle]

She seems to be very confident, and for me that makes the difference betwen a "simple woman" and a "stunning woman". Thandie is stunning.

 

[brokenenglish]

Filmmagic is a photo agency-they were invited to shoot the afterparty. Matrix credit
Thandie and Ol in Beverly Hills with Ripley

No, I mean the ones at the very top...
of her having lunch after yoga.

Thanks for those pics. I like her sweater...
and what a cute family!

 

[scriptgirl]

Oh, those pics inside the restaurant are straight up paparrazzi. They are sneaky

 

[scriptgirl]

Thandie spotting from Defamer:
"Then on Fairfax turning into the grove Thandie Newton in a red porsche, top down looking amazing with no make up, yes i was that close to her. "

 

[scriptgirl]

From PR Inside


News - Music, movie, Entertainment
NEWTON ADOPTS STRAY DOG

Award-winning actress THANDIE NEWTON has adopted a young orphaned puppy after falling in love with the pooch during a charity appearance.
Newton visited the Dogs Trust West London Rehoming Centre yesterday (05MAR07) and took charge of eight-week-old mongrel MAGGIE, whose last owners couldn't cope with the little dog.
She says, "It's my first dog and I'm quite nervous.
"She is adorable and we fell in love with her instantly."

 

[scriptgirl]

From O magazine, March 2001. The pic is of Thandie and Ripley

"I had no idea what giving birth would mean to me. I thought it would mean endless, beating pain; anger at my husband and the world; anger even at my baby. And fear. That was the big one—fear of the contractions reeling off another round through my body. Fear of possible slices, stitches, injections, and drugs. Fear of my body being broken and ruined for a time. Mothers I spoke to consoled me with the promise that as soon as my baby was born, I would forget the pain. But you know what? I never, as long as I live, want to forget a single sensory moment of that extraordinary night. I claimed the right to my body and my experience, and got to marvel at the majesty of it. And every year as I wrap a birthday present for my girl, I will be thinking about our labor—hers and mine—and how magnificent we both were.

"It all started with my wanting a home birth. It just seemed obvious: I didn't want the conventional picture of a woman on her back with doctors urging her to push. In fact, I didn't want my experience to be controlled by anyone other than me, unless it had to. I couldn't imagine feeling "loose" in a hospital; it seemed too claustrophobic an environment, unfamiliar and forbidding. Even in the early stages of pregnancy, I knew I needed to be in a place that I identified with trust and safety, and in my home I could be whatever I wanted to be, whenever I wanted. If my pregnancy ran into trouble, I would find a hospital and readily hand the problem over to the experts, but with a healthy pregnancy, I knew who the expert was: me."