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Little White Corvette (????)
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The Croods (2013)
Status: Post-productionDirected by: Kirk De Micco, Chris Sanders Emma as Eep (voice) More: Information • Photos • Official 
The Gangster Squad (2012)
Status: Post-productionDirected by: Ruben Fleischer Emma as Grace Faraday More: Information • Photos • Official 
The Amazing Spider-Man (2012)
Status: Post-productionDirected by: Marc Webb Emma as Gwen Stacy More: Information • Photos • Official
Movie 43 (2012)
Status: Post-productionDirected by: Elizabeth Banks, Griffin Dunne... Emma as Ellen Malloy More: Information • Photos • Official Help & Donation
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May
16
2012
Written By Angelic under Recent News
EMMA STONE is having quite an effect on Andrew Garfield. The actor, who stars as Biff Loman in “Death of a Salesman” at Broadway’s Barrymore Theatre, paid quite a compliment to Stone — who co-stars with him in “The Amazing Spider-Man” — at the New York Drama Critics Circle awards reception at Angus McIndoe restaurant on Monday night. Daily News theater critic Joe Dziemianowicz reports that Garfield, who gave a career achievement award to his “Death” director, Mike Nichols, told the audience: “Very few people shape your life.” The trio he then listed: “a street busker, my girlfriend and Mike Nichols.” Source: NY Daily News 
April
26
2012
Written By Angelic under Recent News
Should Paul Rudd ever need a place to stay in New York, one imagines there would be numerous volunteers to offer him lodging. In the meantime, Mr. Rudd will be crashing the role originally played by Jack Lemmon in a reading of the script for the 1960 Billy Wilder comedy “The Apartment,” alongside Emma Stone, who’ll be substituting for that film’s original co-star, Shirley MacLaine. The filmmaker Jason Reitman, who is organizing this Live Read event to be held on Friday at the TimesCenter in Manhattan, said on Wednesday that Mr. Rudd, a star of comedies like “Role Models,” “Knocked Up” and “I Love You, Man,” will play C. C. Baxter, the “Apartment” protagonist who lends his home to co-workers for their after-hours trysts. Ms. Stone, whose films include “The Help,” will play Fran Kubelik, an elevator operator with whom Baxter falls in love, helping him find a new outlook on life. • Read full story…
April
05
2012
Written By Angelic under Recent News
Emma Stone has moved in with her boyfriend Andrew Garfield. The 23-year-old actress started dating the 28-year-old actor after meeting him on the set of ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ last autumn and the pair have now set up home together in New York City. A friend of the couple told Life & Style magazine: “They have a really nice apartment.” The couple did most of the decorating themselves although they did enlist the help of an interior designer to make sure everything was perfect in their first joint home. The pal added: “They wanted a subtle, understated look that was comfortable.” Emma and Andrew’s decision to move in together is just the latest indication that the pair’s romance is going from strength-to-strength. The friend explained: “They’re in a good place. Both of them are very nice people, very down-to-earth and caring. They’re just two cool people.” in ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ Andrew plays the titular superhero and his alter-ego Peter Parker, while Emma portrays his love interest Gwen Stacy. Source: Winnipeg Free Press
March
31
2012
A host of actresses are to be considered for ‘The Thin Man’. Meetings to cast Johnny Depp’s co-star in the movie remake will begin next week, with eight actresses in the running according to Deadline. Eva Green, Amy Adams, Emma Stone, Carey Mulligan, Rachel Weisz, Kristen Wiig, Emily Blunt and Isla Fisher are all said to be interested in the role of Nora Charles. Depp will play the role of husband Nick Charles in the story based on Dashiell Hammett’s 1934 novel about the sleuthing pair set against the backdrop of Prohibition-era New York. The single volume original spawned a six-part film series beginning in 1934, followed by a 1950s television show. Depp will next appear alongside Green in ‘Dark Shadows’. daily times monitor. Source: Daily Times
March
31
2012
Nine years ago, actress Olivia Wilde ran, or rather walked, in the EIF Revlon Run/Walk. This year she will host it for the first time when it takes to the streets of New York on May 5. Wilde joins fellow first-time ambassador Emma Stone for the event that supports women’s cancer research. “Emma and I will kick off the event and welcome everybody, then we’ll participate,” Wilde said of her duties, which includes pounding the pavement with thousands of participants. Wilde says she may run alongside Stone, but only for a short time. “Maybe Emma will run in the front, and I’ll bring up the rear,” Wilde joked. “I probably will have such shin splints after attempting to run I will be recovering on ice.” • Read full story…
March
23
2012
With its July 3rd release date quickly approaching, it wasn’t a surprise that The Amazing Spider-Man had a panel presentation at WonderCon 2012 with actress Emma Stone (aka Gwen Stacy) and director Marc Webb. This gritty and grounded take on Peter Parker’s origin story and evolution into Spider-Man is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated films of the summer.
Prior to their panel presentation (read Dave’s recap here), Emma Stone and Marc Webb talked to the press about the idea that Spider-Man is bigger than any one person, honoring the iconography of the story and character while still making it their own movie, living up to fan expectations, what they’re hoping to explore with the relationship between Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield) and Gwen Stacy, why they decided to return to the origin story, and what made Andrew Garfield the perfect Spider-Man. Check out what they had to say after the jump.
Collider: Are you getting a sense of the excitement for the film, now that little pieces have gotten out? Marc Webb: Yeah, it’s intimidating. There’s something liberating about the idea that Spider-Man is so much bigger than any one of us. Emma Stone: Yes, absolutely! You feel like a little cog in a really big machine, which is so nice. It makes it a little bit more pressure-less. For me, it feels like they’re coming to see Spider-Man. That’s what it’s all about. Webb: But, it’s been really fun. I think there’s a real genuine sense of enthusiasm and curiosity, which is fun. You do have to honor the iconographic elements of Spider-Man, but it’s been fun to put ourselves in it, in a different and new way. How do you honor that iconography, but also make it your own movie? Webb: Well, I think there are elements of Spider-Man that are just universal. He shoots webs and he soars through the sky and he’s a little guy who beats up guys that are bigger than him. He fights for the little guy. I think that’s a really important thing. For me, there were a few things in the Spider-Man comics that I thought were really interesting. There’s this story about Peter’s parents and where he came from, and I thought that it was really interesting to explore the emotional consequence of someone whose parents had left them, at a very young age. I like that this Peter Parker has a little bit of a chip on his shoulder. In The Amazing Spider-Man #8, there’s this moment where Flash and Peter are going at each other. They’re at a boxing match, and you hear what Peter is saying and he’s a little surly, and I like that. There’s this attitude that’s a punk rock humor and trickster quality that probably comes from somebody who is a little distrustful of the world, at times. In order for someone like that to become a hero, I think it’s a really interesting story, and that was something that was really fun to explore. And then, of course, there’s the Gwen Stacy saga and The Lizard. What we tried to do was find something very emotionally grounded, and that felt very real. That’s a challenge, when there’s big lizards and soaring through the air, but that’s what was really fun about it. Emma, what was fun for you, in regard to showing up for work, every day? Stone: Well, there were fun elements, like swinging, that I’d never done, or reacting to something that’s not there, which was interesting. But, the greatest take-away was realizing that everything is so grounded in reality. It doesn’t matter how big the world is around you, or the blue screens in the background. You are doing a scene between two people, and it’s human and it’s real. That’s a comforting thing, when you’re in something that’s so seemingly daunting and it’s such a big environment. It’s nice, at the end of the day, to know that you’re just acting as you would be, in any circumstance. Does seeing how hard-core these fans are about the comic make you nervous at all, in living up to that expectation? Stone: Initially, definitely, but then you realize that there’s just so much material when it comes to Spider-Man. I had done The Help right before this, and that was a book, so there was also that fan base. But, that’s one book, and this is 50 years worth of comic book material. There are different incarnations of Gwen, and I realized that you can’t please everybody, and that you were cast because they’re hoping that you can bring this character to life, in the best way that you know how. So, at the end of the day, I hope that people are satisfied. I know that not everybody will be, and that’s one of those trials of being human, when you learn that not everybody can like you. It is a tough lesson, isn’t it? But, it’s important, and I think that people will be okay with my incarnation. • Read full story…
March
08
2012
Written By Angelic under Recent News
HOLLYWOOD can’t get enough of Emma Stone – but the young star of The Help still reckons she has everything to learn. The only thing that’s gone to Emma Stone’s pretty blonde head is a bottle of red hair dye. Ask about her stellar status as Hollywood’s go-to girl in everything from comedies and dramas to superhero capers, and she’s none too bothered. “Don’t put the farm on it,” she says. “Success is such a fleeting thing. I’ve seen how the careers of people I look up to ebb and flow, so I don’t get carried away by it.” So the 23-year-old star of The Help, Crazy Stupid Love and the new Spider-Man movie doesn’t think she’s hit the big time? “Oh sure,” she beams. “But I’m a big believer in impermanence. It’s sort of a wonderful feeling when something bad is going on because you know it will end, and when something good is happening I try not to hold on to it too tight because I know it will go. And the articles, the magazine covers – that’s not really me. The only thing I worry about is how I’m going to play a character, and then I can go to sleep at night knowing I’m not selling my soul.” Intense, husky-voiced and dressed down in a simple blue blouse, jeans and minimal make-up, Emma is not your average starlet. For one thing, her favourite actress is Diane Keaton (“She started out in The Godfather and then she was Annie Hall – all of her movies are so different and I look up to people like that who take chances”). Mind you, she’s also happy to discuss her hair colour (“I might go back to blonde – but it’s fun to change”) and she admits to loving Adam Sandler flicks. • Read full story…
February
12
2012
Written By Angelic under Recent News
According to @marcmalkin official twitter, Emma Stone is set to present at the 84th Annual Academy Awards on February 26, 2012. This will be the first time that Emma will be presenting!
January
30
2012
Congratulations to “The Help” and the casts from grabbing numerous awards over at Screen Actor Guild Awards on January 29, 2012.
January
26
2012
Written By Angelic under Recent News
New Girl star Jake Johnson wants Emma Stone? Calm down, not in that way (he’s happily married, we are aware) but the star of Fox’s hit show would love for Emma to guest star and play his love interest! At least before he and Zooey Deschanel ultimately get together…here is your New Girl scoop: “There is definitely some sexual tension,” Jake laughed when asked if his character would get together with Zooey. “But she’s seeing Dermot Mulroney‘s character now, and I’ll be with Lizzy Caplan for a bit.” As for whether he thinks they will ultimately get together? “We’ll see, but I think the writers are going to drag it out for a while!” Playing devil’s advocate, we asked who Jake would like to guest star on the show, possibly as a love interest and we told him to think big: “Emma Stone would be fantastic! I like Emma,” he told us. “She would be amazing!” New Girl dish aside, Jake Johnson also stars in the remake of 21 Jump Street: “I play the principle, and Channing [Tatum] and Jonah [Hill] were so funny. I think this is going to be a big, big funny movie. Those guys were improvising a lot — it was hysterical. The movie is going to be crazy.” Although he didn’t witness Johnny Depp film a cameo for the movie, he said it will be pretty epic. “I heard Johnny Depp killed it,” Jake said when pressed for information. “All I can say is you won’t recognize him at first!” Catch New Girl on Fox tonight! Source: Celebuzz |
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