Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz have fuelled rumors of a romance after spending Christmas together in the Somerset countryside. The Dream House stars have seen their close relationship become a source of intense speculation after Craig reportedly ended his engagement to producer Satsuki Mitchell days after Weisz split with director Darren Aronofsky. The pair were snapped by The News of the World looking cosy on a country walk near the quaint Yeovil cottage that they are believed to have stayed in over the festive period. A source who spotted the pair commented: “‘Daniel and Rachel looked like a romantic couple in a film. They were laughing and hanging on to each other’s words and stopping to take photos of each other.” The publication also claims that the actors made a Christmas Eve visit to a local pub, where a fellow drinker said: “They were clinging to each other like honeymooners. The chemistry was obvious.” Weisz was previously said to have fallen “head over heels” for Craig.

Source: Digital Spy

We want to wish you a merry christmas, great holidays and a happy new year! This site is going on a little winter break. Don’t worry, we’re back in January 2011 with the latest on Miss Rachel Weisz!

The first still from The Deep Blue Sea has landed online, highlighting Rachel Weisz and Tom Hiddleston’s on-screen chemistry. The actress has her hand on his shoulder while the actor puts his hand on her waist, presumably while doing a dancing scene.
In the movie, the two are indeed playing a couple. Weisz is “dazzling socialite Hester Collyer” while Hiddleston is “a dashing ex-RAF pilot”. But their love affair does not go smoothly as she is already married to a high court judge, portrayed by Simon Russell Beale.
Set in the ’50s in Merseyside and London, “The Deep Blue Sea” will see a forbidden love that leaves Hester with an impossible choice. The story is based on a play of the same name by Terence Rattigan.
Production was kicked off in mid November and is planned to be wrapped this month. Terence Davies serves behind the lens of the drama in addition to teaming up with Terence Rattigan to write the script. No release date has been set for the drama yet.

Source: AceShowbiz.com

Terrence Malick is a notoriously secretive, fiercely press-shy filmmaker who has always kept a tight lid on his projects.
If you’re a fan of the reclusive director of The Thin Red Line and don’t want to be spoiled, read no further — because we’ve got tons of details about Malick’s follow-up to The Tree of Life, which is rumored to be titled The Burial.
The Oscar-nominated director recently wrapped principal photography on the “romantic drama” starring Ben Affleck, Rachel McAdams, Rachel Weisz and Olga Kurylenko – the recent Bond girl – along with Javier Bardem and Barry Pepper.
An individual inside the production provided TheWrap with call sheets, the details of which Deal Central has pieced together to reveal much of the plot. Continue reading…

Source: TheWrap.com

“We went to Toronto in January and it didn’t snow one day that month. And the entire movie is set in a snow storm.” Says Irish film director Jim Sheridan as he watched falling snow blanket the Canadian Ski Resort of Whistler. Sheridan is in Whistler, B.C, after snow, or the lack thereof cursed the original shoot in Toronto for his psychological thriller Dream House starring Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz- he revealed that they are set for reshoots in March 2011. ”We went to Toronto in January and it didn’t snow one day that month. And the entire movie is set in a snow storm,” he explained. Even worse, in Connecticut, where the supernatural thriller for Universal Pictures is set, it snowed heavily from January to March last winter, Sheridan recalled.

Source: The Hollywood News

Nothing big for today. I just upgraded our scripts to the latest versions. Sorry for the little downtimes. ;)