Thursday, December 27, 2007
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Kate on the cover of Vogue
On getting a divorce: “The most difficult thing I’ve ever done in my life. The process of discovering with somebody that you love that you don’t… work is so painful. And thank goodness I did it with Chris… We helped each other through it. Now we’re both single and since the day we separated, we talk multiple times.”
On why it ended: “We had Ryder, and we both sort of looked at each other and went, ‘Something’s off.’”
On the last year: “It was just an extremely giant sort of leap. I definitely feel like I’ve grown up a lot.”
On shooting Fool’s Gold in Australia: “It was a really interesting time for me. It was right when Chris and I were getting divorced, and I didn’t want to be so far away, because it was hard for us. And it was the first time I sent Ryder to be with Chris while I was working, and that was definitely difficult. But it was probably the best experience I’ve had to date, in terms of everything as a whole.”
On Matthew McConaughey: “We’re like brother and sister! We seem to drive each other crazy in a good way. Matthew kind of puts it perfectly when he says that we fight well and flirt well, and we’re perfect pains in each other’s ass.”
On gaining 70 pounds during pregnancy: “I would be eating ice cream and my mom would literally pry the spoon away from me, saying, ‘You’ve had enough to last you a lifetime.’”
Sunday, December 9, 2007
Friday, December 7, 2007
Anne Hathaway to Fight Bride Wars
Anne Hathaway has been set to star with Kate Hudson in Bride Wars, and Gary Winick has signed to direct the romantic comedy for New Regency, reports Variety.
Hathaway and Hudson will play best friends who are pitted against each other when their wedding dates clash. They compete for venues, services and guests, once it's clear that neither will step aside.
Hudson is producing with Julie Yorn and Alan Riche. Twentieth Century Fox will distribute.
Production will begin early next year, and the shooting script was completed pre-strike by June Diane Raphael and Casey Wilson. Karen McCullah Lutz & Kirsten Smith also wrote on the project.
Source: Variety
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