Catherine Zeta-Jones está de visual novo
As longas madeixas de Catherine Zeta-Jonesbuscar deram lugar a um look repicado, que a atriz exibiu nesta segunda-feira, 18, nos Estados Unidos, num evento pré-Oscar.
Atriz repicou os cabelos numa releitura de seu visual nos anos 90
Segundo o jornal “Daily Mail”, o novo visual de Catherine, 38, é uma releitura do estilo usado pela atriz no início da década de 90, quando ela tinha 17 anos e estrelou 18 episódios do seriado "The Darling Buds Of May".
Nesta segunda, ao lado do marido Michael Douglasbuscar, ela brilhou na festa em homenagem ao cineasta Milos Forman, amigo de longa data da família Douglas.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones vai interpretar Sissi
Segundo o jornal El País, a Catherine Zeta-Jones foi a escolhida para interpretar o papel da imperatriz Elisabeth da Áustria, Sissi. Catherine Zeta-Jones irá interpretar uma personagem muito diferente daquela menina ingénua e encantadora interpretada por Romy Schneider nos anos 50. Já o papel de imperador vai ser interpretado por Tom Hanks. Ainda não existe data previsto para o inicio das filmagens uma vez que a produtora austríaca, Lilly Berger, ainda se encontra em negociações com a Time Warner e com a Disney, os estúdios interessados no projecto apresentado. Alguns dos cenários do filme serão os lagos da região alpina de Salzkammergut, segundo a oficina de turismo da região. Estes cenários já são conhecidos no grande ecrã como musical Musica No Coração (The Sound Of Music) de 1965, do realizador Robert Wise.
PS: Mil desculpas, mas eu só vi agora essa notícia!!!
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Douglas says marriage to Zeta-Jones changed his life
His family now comes first over his career, actor-director tells forum
Being a movie star takes an intense drive and a single-minded devotion to oneself and one's craft.
The two-time Oscar-winning actor, producer and director Michael Douglas used to be like that. But eight years ago, he married actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, and his priorities changed.
"My family is first, whatever humanitarian work I can do is second and my career is third," he told a near-sold-out Richmond Forum crowd at the Landmark Theater last night.
Douglas talked as much or more about his political-advocacy work as he did about his storied career. The self-confessed "current-events freak" and friend of the late John Lennon works to control handguns.
"After John's murder, I had to do something. I just wanted to control, not eliminate firearms," he said.
Douglas' other political advocacy came as a direct result of his acting career. He was the producer of the 1979 film "The China Syndrome" and played the third lead, Jane Fonda's cameraman and romantic interest. When the film about a near-devastating nuclear meltdown was first released, it was attacked for being unrealistic.
Twelve days later, an accident at the Three Mile Island nuclear-power plant in Pennsylvania almost duplicated the events in the movie.
"We were appointed advocates by fate," he said.
Now 64, Douglas grew up in the shadow of his father, Kirk Douglas, one of the silver screen's biggest stars. His often-battling parents divorced when he was a boy, and he lived with his mother in New England. His relationship with his famous father was strained during his hippie years and especially when he produced his first movie.
The older Douglas had the rights to the book "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," which he had turned into a Broadway play in which he starred for six months. But his efforts to make it a movie had proved fruitless. Michael Douglas asked to acquire the rights, which his father gave him despite advising him against trying to turn it into a movie.
The resulting 1975 film won the five top Oscars for the first time since 1934. The best picture Oscar went to the producer, Douglas' first. His second Oscar came as an actor playing the epitome of greed, Gordon Gecko, in the 1987 drama "Wall Street."
His big career break came on the television show "The Streets of San Francisco," but Douglas said last night that the biggest break from that show came from working with his co-star.
"Karl Malden was my mentor, and through him, I learned a tremendous amount about a work ethic and tenacity," he said.
But throughout the evening, Douglas spoke most enthusiastically about his famous wife. He allows her to make the decisions about which movies each one should make, he said, because he has already had the experience of being a movie star, and now it's her time.
And he said he is asked, "Is your wife, Catherine, as beautiful in person as she is in the movies?"
"Yes," he said, quite firmly.
Que lindo né? Sorry por não por em português, to correndo aqui hoje, mas se alguém quiser, não entender, me pedi q eu coloco tá??
Ontem a Cathy esteve no
February
Bermuda International
Love Fest at the
Fairmont Southampton
Resort, Bermuda
Sabádo estará na festa pré-oscar, e se deus quiser domingo no Oscar!!!!
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