Evan Rachel Wood

Review: Whatever Works

source: talkmoviestome (WordPress)

It took me a little while into the beginning of the film to start liking it. The beginning is a monolgue from Larry David who stars as Boris Yellnikoff. At first, the rhetoric bothered me. I thought “this guy is a conceited a-hole.” But that’s the beauty of it, I came to love that he was a conceited a...

Published Sun, Nov 1

Evan Rachel Wood To Star In 'Conspirator'

source: KillerMovies

Evan Rachel Wood has been cast in the Robert Redford-directed film "The Conspirator," which begins shooting this month in Georgia. Wood joins James McAvoy, ...

Published Mon, Oct 19

News & Notes: Green Lantern Moves, Raimi on Spider-Man 4, Malick's Tree

source: filmschoolrejects.com

Thompson on Hollywood] - Evan Rachel Wood (The Wrestler) and Toby Kebbel (rocknrolla) are in for Robert Redford's period drama The Conspirator...

Published Fri, Oct 16

Evan Rachel Wood joins "Conspirator"

source: reuters.com

By Jay A. Fernandez LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Evan Rachel Wood has been cast in the Robert Redford-directed film "The Conspirator...

Published Fri, Oct 16

Film review - Whatever Works (2009)

source: blog.cinemaautopsy.com

Boris Yellnikoff (Larry David) and Melodie St. Ann Celestine (Evan Rachel Wood) © Thomas Caldwell, 2009 Read more reviews at MRQE Boris Yellnikoff (Larry David) and Melodie St. Ann Celestine (Evan Rachel Wood) Seinfeld co-creator

Published Fri, Oct 16

The Conspirator - First photos from Robert Redford's new film

source: liveforfilms (WordPress)

MovieWeb have the news that Wood will portray Anna Surrat, daughter of Robin Wright Penn’s Mary Surratt in the film which deals with the aftermath of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. It was also said that Toby Kebbell (RocknRolla) would portray Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth. It...

Published Fri, Oct 16

Wrestling an apology

source: Sydney Star Observer

and shows an obviously drunk Rourke having a go at a journalist for a story suggesting Rourke was dating actress and Wrestler co-star Evan Rachel Wood...

Published Thu, Oct 15

Review: Across the Universe

source: cinematicheavenandhell (WordPress)

Across the Universe is a great movie. It was always going to be a divisive movie even if the original arrangements had been used. The cast is good enough to carry the film and make it relatable, and Julie Taymor makes that world believable despite all the trippy imagery.

Published Mon, Sep 28