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Emily Blunt has been nominated for the Jameson Empire Award for ‘Best Actress’. Voting ends March 10, 2010. Click there to vote for Emily!
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Emily Blunt and John Krasinski are reportedly planning to get wed in June this year.
The couple got engaged last year but have not officially announced a date for the wedding.
It is now claimed that they will be heading down the aisle at a ceremony in June and the bride will be wearing a bespoke John Galliano dress for the intimate ceremony, according to OK!.
Krasinski, 30, is best known for his role as Jim Halpert in the US version of The Office, and Blunt has appeared in movies such as The Young Victoria and The Devil Wears Prada.
Source: Monsters & Critics
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I’ve added new candids of Emily and John out in West Hollywood on February 20, 2010.
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- (x016) Candids in 2010: In West Hollywood – February 20
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Emily Blunt says the Twitter is “the most awful thing” on the planet.
The British actress insists she’ll never join the popular social-networking site because she doesn’t want to “bore” her fans.
“Twitter is literally the most awful thing,” said Blunt. “It’s mind-numbingly boring to hear about people’s adventures at the gas station. I couldn’t care less.”
Blunt, 26, recently admitted she’s addicted to watching reality TV.
“I like Project Runway at the moment,” she said last week. “I love that show. I love Heidi Klum. Have you ever seen a pregnant woman look so good as Heidi?
“I did watch a bit of The Bachelor too which was riveting. Well, it’s so gross it’s riveting. I just like seeing the human behavioral thing kind of at its worst in some ways. It’s like a sick pleasure.”
Source: Showbiz Spy
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The Wolfman’s Emily Blunt has said slasher movies are bad for society. Watch our exclusive video interview.
Actress Emily Blunt has revealed she doesn’t watch horror movies as she believes they aren’t “beneficial to society”. The Wolfman star admits that, while horror movie terrified her as a child, she no longer watches them. “There’s a lot of slasher movies around and I’m not interested in seeing that,” Emily exclusively told handbag.com. “It’s just about human torture and I don’t want to watch that. I don’t think it’s beneficial to society to watch a film like that, I really don’t.”
Blunt, 26, also moaned that it wasn’t fun filming scenes with Benicio Del Toro’s werewolf. “I was generally grossed out by it,” Emily explained. “To be covered in wolf spit and wolf blood is not fun. But it was good to get all messy and sweaty for this one.”
But life for Emily is not always so unglamorous. We asked her how she decides what to wear to red carpet events and she admitted, “You shouldn’t care what people think, it’s so subjective people are either going to hate it or they’re going to like it,” the actress advised. “So I always wear what feels right or something that I’ve never worn before. I think it’s nice to do something that feels like you could get annihilated for it, I think that’s always a good way to go about it.”
The Wolfman is in cinemas nationwide from Friday 12 February.
Source: HAndBag
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It was not until her breakthrough performance as the condescending and sarcastic Emily Charlton in the 2006 film, The Devil Wear Prada that Emily Blunt’s career took off. She is now benefiting from higher profile leads, such as Queen Victoria in her most recent film, The Young Victoria. I spoke to Blunt on the phone from Los Angeles the day after The Golden Globe Awards, where she was nominated for Best Actress for that performance.
The 26 year-old English actress spoke briefly about how she first became aware of The Young Victoria, “I heard about it from my agent actually, who had managed to get hold of a script quite early on. So I think it was still being developed at that point. They were looking to attach someone. So I think I went in as a real early bird and thank god, because I am sure there were thousands of people behind me wanting to go for the same part because this was a such a great role. So I was really thrilled to get in there early.” • Continue Reading?
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In celebration of the relase of the new blockbuster The Wolfman, brisbanetimes.com.au are offering readers the chance to win one of ten prize packs!
Inspired by the classic Universal Pictures film that launched the legacy of horror, The Wolfman reclaims the myth of a man whose curse transforms him into something less than human.
Lawrence Talbot (Benicio Del Toro) is lured back to his family estate after the disappearance of his brother. Reunited in crisis with his estranged father (Sir Anthony Hopkins), Talbot sets out to find his brother…but discovers an even more horrifying destiny for himself.
Also starring Emily Blunt and Hugo Weaving, The Wolfman is in Cinemas February 11.
To be in the draw for one of ten prize packs comprising a double, in-season pass to see the film and a Wolfman t-shirt, simply name all the Colin Firth and Julianne Moore films featured in the photo gallery attached.
Send your entry complete with details (name, age, mailing address, contact numbers) to btcomps@brisbanetimes.com.au with WOLFMAN in the subject line.
Entries close February 10, 2010. Please refer to the competition Terms and Conditions for further information.
Source: Brisbane Times
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The British actress — who has previously worked with Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep – has revealed she does not always find harmony on movie sets.
Although Blunt didn’t dish the dirt on exactly who was a nightmare to work with she lets on it was a really dull time of her life that she never wants to repeat again.
“Working with different actors can be easy and it can be difficult,” she said. “Sometime you strike gold with the on screen chemistry and blow it out of the water, and sometimes it’s like…paint drying!”
Blunt, 26, recently revealed that she goes drinking in dive bars to avoid the paparazzi.
“Handling fame is all about the choices you make. Like, where do you want to go eat dinner? Don’t go to the party scenes, don’t go where you know people are going to take your pictures. Just go find a dive bar,” she said.
“Why do you have to go to a scene, you know? You can have more fun in other places.”
Source: ShowBiz Spy
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The Santa Barbara International Film Festival will throw a valentine to newly minted Golden Globe winner Jeff Bridges, honor up-and-coming English actress Emily Blunt and hand out a nature filmmaking award to a controversial film about dolphin hunting off Japan.
Those were the major late additions that Roger Durling, the festival’s executive director, announced Tuesday during his annual pre-festival news conference at the Hotel Santa Barbara.
“I don’t like to unwrap all the Christmas gifts at once,” Durling said later.
The festival’s milestone 25th edition runs Feb. 4-14 across Santa Barbara. Some 200 films from 45 countries will be screened, including 18 world premieres and 28 U.S. premieres. • Continue Reading?
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