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Jovovich hands baby to De Niro

Milla Jovovich has revealed she thrust her screaming baby daughter Ever into the arms of Robert De Niro - so she could take a photo of the two together.

The actress, who has just made the movie Stone with the film legend, told the BBC: "I have the best picture of him holding my screaming daughter.

"I said, 'listen Bob, she's going to hate you, she's going to scream, but just grip her tightly so she doesn't fall and I'll take the picture and it'll be done and she's going to love it in 15 years, and he was like, 'yeah, sure, no problem'."

Milla, who can next be seen on screen in A Perfect Getaway, said she plans to have a brother or sister for two-year-old Ever in the next few years.

She said: "When (Ever) starts school I definitely want to be there for her, for a few years I'll work as hard as I can, and have another baby and slow down and be a mum, I definitely think that's important."

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Robert De Niro and Edward Norton Re-Team for New Thriller

Source: http://movies.hollyscoop.com

Robert DeNiro and Edward Norton are teaming back up for another thriller. They were last seen together in 2001’s The Score, and will now be co-starring in the film Score.

The story follows the wife of a convicted arsonist, played by Norton, who seduces a correctional officer (De Niro) while her husband is up for parole.

The film is based on a play by Angus MacLachlan. The newly-formed Mimran Schur Pictures is behind the film, which is their first venture as a new company. John Curran is on board to direct.

The Score didn’t exactly live up to everyone’s expectations, so we’re hoping this re-teaming between Norton and De Niro will be more successful this time around.

DeNiro film collection debuts at UT's Ransom Center

Source:http://www.bizjournals.com/austin/stories/2009/04/27/daily4.html

A vast collection of Robert De Niro's film-related materials is now open to researchers and the public at the the University of Texas' Harry Ransom Center.

DeNiro donated the materials to the humanities research library and museum in 2006, but it took more than two years to process, organize and catalog.

The collection, appraised at roughly $5 million, includes more than 1,300 boxes of papers, film, movie props and costumes. It chronicles the career of the actor, director and producer from the late 1960s through 2005.

Filling more than 300 archival boxes, the paper portion of the collection includes De Niro's heavily-annotated scripts and correspondence, make-up and wardrobe photographs, wardrobe continuity books, costume designs and posters, and extensive production, publicity and research material.

The papers document De Niro's work on 69 films, from the 1968 film "Greetings" through "Hide and Seek" (2005), and demonstrate De Niro's preparation for his acting roles and the collaborative nature of his work with noted writers, directors, actors and other film artists. The type and amount of material vary for each film.

Materials for more recent De Niro projects will be added to the collection and made available at future dates.

The Ransom Center will display a selection of items from the collection in the Center's lobby through Sunday, May 3.

"This is an important and incredibly rich collection," said Steve Wilson, associate curator of film at the Ransom Center. "It covers so many aspects of filmmaking, from scripts and screenwriting to costumes and film and video. Scholars and students can follow the development of such films as 'The Deer Hunter' (1978), from the printed page to the screen. I simply don't know of another film archive quite like it."

A finding aid that provides an inventory of the collection and a database of costumes and props is available online. Also included is information about using the collection and the Center's policy on access to costumes.

Other substantial film collections at the Ransom Center include those of producer David O. Selznick, screenwriter Ernest Lehman and actress Gloria Swanson.

Canada.Com: Cameron Bright Stays Grounded Living On The Island

26 April 2009 10:14 AM, PDT | From twilightersanonymous.com |

Canada.com has a great article on Cameron Bright. Cameron is set to play opposite Dakota Fannings Jane as her twin brother Alec in New Moon. Cameron talks about how family comes first and living on the island keeps him grounded.nbspCameron Brights star is rising fast in Hollywood but his feet are firmly planted on the ground at home in Nanaimo.The 16yearold actor will play the vampire brother of Dakota Fannings character in the next three sequels to the teen blockbuster Twilight.Although Bright has acted alongside Hollywood stars like Robert De Niro and Nicole Kidman this role that is likely to catapult him to a whole new level of fame. Socalled Twihards dedicated fans of the series by author Stephenie Meyer are already keeping the blogs humming with chatter about Bright and other stars in the movie.

Edward Norton and Robert De Niro Re-Team in Stone

23 April 2009 4:30 PM, PDT | From WorstPreviews.com |

Production Weekly is reporting that Edward Norton will re-team with Robert De Niro in "Stone," which will begin filming in Pittsburgh and Detroit next month. The two actors previously starred together in "The Score." "Stone" is based on a play by "Junebug" screenwriter Angus MacLachlan, in which De Niro will play a parole officer who develops a friendship with a teaching assistant. The new movie will be directed by John Curran, whose credits include "The Painted Veil" and "We Don't Live Here Anymore." He is also set to direct Keira Knightley in "The Beautiful and the Damned."