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• Emily Blunt Arriving At LAX on 02/05

Posted in Candids • Gallery Updates
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I’ve added new candids of Emily arriving at LAX on February 5, 2010.

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(x008) Candids in 2010: At LAX – February 5

Posted on 6 February, 2010 No Commented From This Post

• Emily Blunt ‘The Wolfman’ Stills & On The Set

I have uploaded new on the set photos & stills of ‘The Wolfman‘ to the gallery.

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(x001) The Wolf Man: On The Set
(x004) The Wolf Man: Stills

Posted on 6 February, 2010 No Commented From This Post

• Emily Blunt at ‘The Wolfman’ Madrid Premiere Photos

Posted in 'The Wolf Man' • Appearances • Gallery Updates
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I’ve added new event photos of Emily Blunt at the ‘The Wolfman’ Madrid Premiere on February 4, 2010.

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(x031) Events in 2010: ‘The Wolfman’ Madrid Premiere – February 4

Posted on 4 February, 2010 No Commented From This Post

• Emily Blunt at ‘The Wolfman’ Russian Premiere HQ Photos

Posted in 'The Wolf Man' • Appearances • Gallery Updates
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I’ve added new high quality event photos of Emily Blunt at the ‘The Wolfman’ Russian Premiere on February 2, 2010.

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(x006) Events in 2010: ‘The Wolfman’ Russian Premiere – February 2

Posted on 3 February, 2010 No Commented From This Post

• New The Wolfman Behind-the-Scenes Featurette!

Posted in 'The Wolf Man' • Media Updates
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Universal Pictures has revealed a new behind-the-scenes featurette for The Wolfman, featuring an interview with Benicio Del Toro, who stars as the haunted nobleman Lawrence Talbot.

Directed by Joe Johnston, the horror thriller also stars Anthony Hopkins, Emily Blunt, Hugo Weaving, and Art Malik. The Wolfman opens in theaters February 12.

Posted on 2 February, 2010 No Commented From This Post

• Emily Blunt: I avoid fame at all costs

Posted in Recent Headlines
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Actress Emily Blunt says she does everything in her power to stay away from the limelight.

Emily Blunt says she will do whatever it takes to avoid being famous.

Actress Emily Blunt says she goes out of her way to stay out of the limelight and avoid being photographed outside of work commitments.

She told OK! Magazine: “It’s all about the choices you make – don’t go where you know people are going to take your picture, go find a dive bar. You have to develop a thick skin when you’re a young woman in the public eye because people are going to trash you.

“That’s the best part of it, you have no control over it so you’ve got to relinquish that and let it go. I do have control over how much I put myself out there. For me, it’s only an awareness, no more than that.”

And the 26-year-old says she makes sure she tries to avoid worrying about what other people think of her.

She added: “It’s a really magical job, the side effects that come with that can be good or bad. A lot of people like to see you fall from grace so I’m aware of that.

“I try not to buy into too much of what people think, as long as I’m lucky enough to keep getting the parts that I play and the variety – that’s what I strive for. “

Source: OK Magazine

Posted on 2 February, 2010 No Commented From This Post

• TV.com Interview: Emily Blunt Talks The Young Victoria

Posted in 'The Young Victoria' • Interviews
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Emily Blunt recently attended a showing of The Young Victoria at The Grove in Los Angeles, and stayed after to answer some questions from the audience. She touches on a lot of great point throughout, including bringing the film to America, and the difficulties of connecting to the character. It’s really a nice, intimate discussion, and having seen great work from her in more than one film last year, it’s nice to get this kind of format. Especially considering that her performance here is certainly in the top three of the year.Enjoy the interview, and below you can also get some clips in video.

Q: What makes this film’s portrayal of the queen unique?

EB: When I was first reading up about this film, I had no idea that there was this feisty, remarkable girl beneath the black, dour, sour-faced exterior that I’d become aware of in history class at school. So I think I was as surprised as everyone else. I think that everyone knows about the mourning and the grief and the unhappiness, but no one knows about the love and the passion [of Victoria]. Hopefully this film, if it does anything, will help people understand why she mourned [Prince Albert] so ferociously.

Q: What was the biggest challenge in portraying this character?

EB: As much as I could, I tried to approach her as the girl rather than the queen because she’s a teenage girl, who is in love and in a job where she’s in way over her head. And, at the end of the day, that’s at least a starting point that I can understand. But subconsciously, the more I read about her, the more I absorbed about her, I think I understood Victoria more than any other character I’ve played. • Continue Reading?