Sienna Miller and the rest of the GI Joe cast brought their promotional parade from London to Berlin, where they posed for photos earlier this morning. Dennis Quaid was front and center with Sienna, while their costars Channing Tatum and Rachel Nichols posed for group shots. Sienna seems to be in a better mood following her nasty interview when she was asked about Balthazar, but when there's a movie to promote, it's smiles all around.
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Sienna Miller was back in London today dealing with some wet pants after taking a boat to this morning's photocall for GI Joe. She spent the last few days in Sydney, strolling along the beach and joining her cast mates for a few promotional events before their movie's release next month. While down under, one of Sienna's radio interviews went awry when the DJ asked her about Balthazar Getty being handsome. After calling the interviewer a douchebag for not sticking to questions about the film, Sienna said, "You've called us scrags, bitches, knocked-up. We are not here to talk about him (Getty). But, yes, I know him and everything's good, thank you. What a scoop! Congratulations! You're really, really clever!" Sounds like they're going strong, whether or not she's interested in chatting about it much.
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As much as I like Julianne Moore as an actress, I had a tough time picturing her as Hillary Clinton in the HBO Films/BBC Films movie The Special Relationship (is it sad that whenever I see that title I think of Hugh Grant, as Prime Minister, saying that to sleazy US President played by Billy Bob Thornton in Love Actually?). Now, due to a scheduling conflict, Moore has pulled out of the project and Hope Davis has taken her place.
This makes much more sense to me, as Davis resembles Clinton a bit more, and I think she is such a versatile, engaging actress, and she deserves more roles and more recognition. I can't wait to see what she does with this one. She'll be working alongside Dennis Quaid as Bill Clinton and Michael Sheen (reprising his role from The Queen) as Prime Minister Blair. Written by the Oscar-nominated screenwriter of The Queen, Peter Morgan, the movie "chronicles the unique and sometimes turbulent political relationship between newly installed British Prime Minister Tony Blair and U.S. President Bill Clinton in the late 1990s."
ShoWest stormed Las Vegas last night including some of the evening's honorees like Zac Efron, Rachel McAdams and Sienna Miller. Even Audina Patridge took home a statue at the end of the night. The young winners were joined by some big name veterans including Michael Caine who got a lifetime achievement award. Despite the global climate, the mood was apparently light and happy at ShoWest as the stars celebrated each other and kicking off 2009 with box office success.
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I've been monitoring some interesting casting news for a movie titled Special Relationship, about the Clinton White House, which will be written and directed by Peter Morgan (of Frost/Nixon). The project is the latest in a group of movies penned by Morgan — including The Queen — and it will "show how Bill's 'inappropriate relationship' with White House intern Monica Lewinsky nearly ended his time in power." Yowza, right? Morgan is associated with and respected for his personal, fictionalized portrayals of those in power, so this will most likely be more than a melodramatic retelling of the the former president's indiscretions.
Anyway, there have been lots of rumors about who's playing the ex-prez, but the latest is Dennis Quaid! Can you believe it? Supposedly, Russell Crowe, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Alec Baldwin, and Tim Robbins were also in the running. Julianne Moore has been cast as Hillary Clinton, and Michael Sheen will once again play British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Now, Clinton is no stranger to having actors fill his shoes on the big and small screens (John Travolta played a character based on him in Primary Colors, and both Darrell Hammond and the late Phil Hartman portrayed him on Saturday Night Live) but I'm curious who you guys imagine playing Bill Clinton in a movie like this. Is it Quaid? Or is there someone else you picture in your mind forever and always as Bubba?
This weekend was all about the Oscars, but not everyone in Hollywood was partying the days away. The littlest stars were still going about their daily activities so take a look at our slideshow to see what's been going on with your favorite celebabies.
Thanksgiving is around the corner, but life goes on as usual for our favorite celebs and their lil ones. Everyone is starting to wrap up their bundles of joy in preparation for Winter, and the cold weather doesn't seem to be slowing these A-listers down. Check out the slideshow to see who was up to what this past week!
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Basketball season is underway, which means we're sure to see lots of celebmamas and papas taking their tots to Lakers and Knicks games galore. David Beckham treated his eldest son, Brooklyn, to courtside seats and a caramel apple. Other families spent the weekend jet-setting around the world. The Stefani Rossdale crew is jammin' in Hawaii while Britney and her entourage took a private plane to Louisiana for some down-home family time. Check out what other celebabies did this weekend in my slideshow!
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The stage wasn't the only place with big-name appearances at Madonna's LA concert last night. Stars like Jennifer Lopez, Isla Fisher, Kate Moss, and Heidi Klum all made it out to Dodger Stadium see the energetic live performance. The trek through traffic wasn't for nothing — Britney looked fantastic during her brief appearance on stage, and Justin performed "4 Minutes" complete with some very sexy dance moves. It must have been quite a moment to see Madonna kiss Britney's hand and exclaim to the audience "She's not your b*tch" before Britney chimed in "It's Britney, b*tch," which is usually just on video. Ryan Seacrest, who first revealed the news of the exciting guest appearances, was of course among the spectators at last night's memorable show.
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