I’m REALLY sorry for neglecting this site once more. Truth is, school is taking it’s toll on me and I just can’t steal some time to sit down and update my sites. That’s why I’m putting this site on a short hiatus. Don’t worry, it’s not for too long. In early July everything’s over and I can add all those goodies I have saved for you guys. See you in July! :)

Rachel Weisz is “scared” about playing Jackie Kennedy in an upcoming movie. The British actress will portray the former US First Lady in biopic Jackie – directed by her partner Darren Aronofsky – and she admits she is nervous about taking on the role. She said: “It’s extremely exciting and scary at the same time. She’s American royalty. So there’s some fear.” However, she says the chance to don some of the stylish designer clothes she was well known for is a fun prospect. She revealed to People: “I haven’t really got deep into it yet, but of course she’s one of the 20th century’s greatest and fabulous fashion icons. I’m thrilled.”

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Back in September we heard about an intriguing project that Jennifer’s Body director Karyn Kusama has had her eye on for some time. The pitch doesn’t have a title, but it is described as a “[David] Cronenberg-inspired body horror” tale focusing on gender issues and the intent is for the movie to star Rachel Weisz. MTV spoke with Kusama shortly afterwards, and she spoke a little more about the plans. She’s been trying to secure funding for it for almost a decade now, but the idea is for Weisz to play “two characters, or essentially two halves of the same character, but she is both male and female.” We recently spoke with the actress, who will star in Agora this summer, and she gave us an update on where things are at for the project. “It’s something we’ve talked about doing but there are no immediate plans for it. Sometimes it takes awhile for these things to get off the ground,” she explained. Eight years definitely qualifies as “awhile.” It could have something to do with the subject matter, Weisz playing a dual-gendered role. “[It's called] ‘The Invisible X,’” she said. “It’s actually about a man who turns into a woman. Its an amazing script.” She went on to say that the movie does indeed have the “tone” of a Cronenberg film, and that Kusama is currently working on a rewrite. The big roadblock up until now has just been getting funding for the indie. “These independent films can take a long time to get together,” Weisz explained. “Its almost impossible to make things now that aren’t genre pictures.”

Source: MTV Movies Blog

Rachel Weisz became an actress to find out more about people. The Agora star – who studied English at the prestigious Cambridge University – admits one of her favourite things about her profession is the research she carries out into her characters. She said: “I liked acting because I love to ask people questions. “I like knowing about people and trying to imagine myself in other people’s shoes and other people’s skins. I do that all the time.” Rachel, 40, also spoke about her marriage to The Wrestler director Darren Aronofsky – with who she has three-year-old son Henry – insisting the 41-year-old filmmaker is nothing like people expect from the subject matter of his movies. She explained: “Seeing his films, you’d think he is this weird, dark, intense guy. But I don’t live with a dark person. He’s really good at life, very good at going to the park and having a good time. “He’s also very organised. He doesn’t live in chaos. His parents are teachers and they have an easy sense of order and discipline.”

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Rachel Weisz gets in some quality bonding time with her absolutely adorable son Henry in Toronto, Canada on Saturday (April 24). She is in town with Daniel Craig and Naomi Watts to shoot their new movie Dream House. You can see Rachel pointing out photographers in the distance to Henry! Source: JustJared

Katie Holmes will portray Jackie Kennedy in a new mini-series. The Batman Begins actress will play the legendary First Lady in the eight-hour series The Kennedys on The History Channel. Greg Kinnear will star as President John F. Kennedy in the biographical dramatisation – which focuses on the years of his premiership between 1961 and his assassination in Texas in 1963 – and will be executively produced by Joel Surnow. British star Tom Wilkinson will play family patriarch Joe Kennedy Sr. in the programmes, which are the first time the channel has forayed into making a scripted production. The Kennedy dynasty has proved a popular subject for films recently, with Jeanne Tripplehorn playing Jackie in 2009 TV movie Grey Gardens and Brit actress Rachel Weisz rumoured to be taking the role of the former First Lady in an upcoming big-screen biopic.

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