July 31 Fron Lui: Here's the flowery wallpaper for August 2007: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Anja80/Clive/CO-Calendar07/August-1280.png ---- http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Anja80/Clive/CO-Calendar07/August-1024.png Dave Poland's Hot Button on Shoot Em Up -
Thanks, Cindy Flickr: Lots of images of Clive at Comic Con - Thanks, Nancy July 29 Rotten Tomatoes loved Shoot Em Up - at Comic Con - Thanks, Nancy July 28 TV Alert for tonight ---- If you haven't seen it: New York Times Fri, 27 Jul 2007 10:01 PM PDT 8 P.M. (HBO) INSIDE MAN (2006) Denzel Washington, Clive Owen and Jodie Foster play the holy trinity, as Manohla Dargis of The New York Times put it, in this psychological thriller from Spike Lee. The action begins when Mr. Owen gazes into the camera and declares that he?s going to pull off ?the perfect bank robbery.? Oh, yeah? Mr. Washington, plays the troubled veteran ... Coming Soon: Clive at Comic Con with picture - Thanks, Nancy --- Also from Coming Soon an audio interview (mp3) - Thanks, RPH QT Interview with Clive at the LA Times (Shoot Em Up - Comic Con) - Thanks, Nancy From the Electric Palace UK: "Hollywood star, Clive Owen, will be joining Mike Hodges, one of the most influential film directors of the last 40 years, to discuss their movies with an audience at the Electric Palace in Harwich. The fundraising evening next Sunday, August 5, will be showing two of Mike's films - the classic gangster movie, Get Carter, starring Michael Caine, and Croupier starring Clive Owen - to raise funds for the Electric Palace Appeal fund, which the Standard is supporting. Since its release in 1971, Get Carter has reached iconic status as one of the most significant British ganster films made, influencing the work of Quentin Tarantino and Guy Ritchie. Croupier will start at 4pm followed by Get Carter. July 26 Film Threat: Comic.con schedule for tomorrow (Friday) --- 2:15-3:00, Hall H: New Line Cinema: "Shoot 'Em Up" — Clive Owen and director Michael Davis will be showing off footage from their latest film, "Shoot 'Em Up," following up with Q&A and a special preview of New Line's upcoming slate of flicks. - Thanks, barbiecat July 24 EW.com: What started in 1970 as a small comic-book lovers' conclave (just 300 people made it to that first meeting) today draws more than 120,000 people. And it isn't just fanboys attending the convention's screenings, parties, and panel discussions; among the crowd this year will be Clive Owen (who'll build buzz for Shoot 'Em Up), Jessica Alba (The Eye), Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man), Edward Norton (The Incredible Hulk), and Judd Apatow (Superbad), along with hordes of producers, directors, and writers, like J.J. Abrams, who may announce some of his casting picks for the upcoming Star Trek reboot. July 23 The Malaysian Star: Like fine wine -- At 43, Clive Owen, the new face of Lancome, is having the time of his life. - Thanks, Nancy July 22
The SMH: Cate gets it off for new film -- Blanchett, who has shrugged off criticism about historical inaccuracies in the film, plays opposite Clive Owen and Aussie star Abbie Cornish. (Despite dipping her toes in the water in A Good Year opposite Russell Crowe, this role is expected to catapult Cornish into major-league stardom. - Thanks, Allison July 21 Tandem Online: The Golden Age to Inaugurate Rome Fest -- Oscar-winning Australian actress Cate Blanchett will open the next Rome international film festival by presenting her follow-up portrayal of Elizabeth I. The Rome Film Fest kicks off in October with a premiere of The Golden Age in which Blanchett stars as the legendary Tudor queen she first played in the 1998 British movie Elizabeth. The Golden Age, like the multi-award-winning Elizabeth, is directed by Indian-born filmmaker Shekhar Kapur. It picks up events 15 years on from the first film, covering Elizabeth’s rivalry with Mary Queen of Scots and the threat of the Spanish Armada, as well as The Virgin Queen’s relationship with Sir Walter Raleigh, played by Clive Owen. Geoffrey Rush returns as the spymaster Sir Francis Walsingham. - Thanks, Steph EW.com: Comic-Con Preview: Making Con-tact - "...And it isn't just fanboys attending the convention's screenings, parties, and panel discussions; among the crowd this year will be Clive Owen (who'll build buzz for Shoot 'Em Up)..." - Thanks, Barbiecat July 16 Cinematical: Art Forgers Hit the Big Screen -- Possibly with Clooney and Owen - Thanks, Doro At The Observer, Guardian Unlimited, today...Art Forger finds Hollywood Fame -- Clive Owen and George Clooney are rumoured to be starring in this movie about John Myatt and John Drewe who scammed the art world over a number of years. Clive to play Myatt and Clooney as Drewe.Sure hope this comes off. Thanks, Marg July 13 Coming Soon: Naomi Watts has signed on to star opposite Clive Owen in *The International*, the action-thriller that Tom Tykwer is directing for Columbia Pictures, says /The Hollywood Reporter/. - Thanks, Dana July 10 TV UK News: Posh and Becks to star in Extras (and Clive) - Thanks SM at the Murphsplace Forum July 9 IMP Awards Posters - Shoot Em Up - Thanks, Steph Comic Con: Friday July 27 -- 2:15-3:00 New Line Cinema: Shoot 'Em Up—A gritty, fast-paced action thriller, Shoot ‘Em Up kicks into high gear with a memorable opening scene and never relents. New Line Cinema will show exclusive footage from Shoot 'Em Up, and star Clive Owen, along with director Michael Davis, will be there to discuss the film! Also included in the presentation will be a special preview of New Line Cinema's upcoming films, including The Golden Compass. - Thanks, BarbieCat July 7 Clive will be in San Diego on the Fri 7-27 to promo Shoot Em Up at Comic Con - Thanks, Lisa C July 6
July 3 Latino Review: Exclusive: On Set Interview With Clive Owen On Shoot 'Em Up - Thanks, Dana July 2 The Baltimore Sun: The TV role that launched Clive Owen's film career - Thanks, nancy July 1 NBC tonight - The Memorial concert for Princess Diana will be televised. Clive was mentioned in the past as one of those doing introductions of performers - HERE is the official site |
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