Evan Rachel Wood

Opinion: Editor's Pick #220: Who Could Play Lady Gaga in a Movie?

source: 20watts (WordPress)

Ever since her tour-de-force performance in Thirteen (2003), Wood has secretly solidified herself as one of the most talented young actresses out there today. Not only does Wood have the talent to pull off the role, she’s also pretty weird–she dated Marilyn Manson, for crying out loud! T...

Published Fri, Nov 20

Why Are 'Twilight' Fans Hating on Nikki Reed?

source: blackbookmag.com

Although she made one of her premiere dents in showbiz starring in the Oscar-nominated Thirteen alongside Evan Rachel Wood (who, curiously, plays a vampire ...

Published Tue, Nov 3

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

Shopgirl

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Martin has also managed to portray a older-younger relationship with much more grace than Woody Allen has. Though Manhattan is one of my favourite films of all time, the scenes between Allen and Mariel Hemingway make me cringe though they are miles above the inanity of his Whatever Works w...

Published Sat, Oct 31

New on DVD: 'Ice Age: Dawn of The Dinosaurs,' 'Orphan,' 'Whatever Works'

source: Hartford Courant

a script he wrote in the '70s and casts Larry David as a misanthropic genius who falls for a homeless Southern beauty queen played by Evan Rachel Wood...

Published Mon, Oct 26

New on DVD: 'Whatever Works,' 'On the Road' and 'Il Divo'

source: Cleveland Plain Dealer

Cranky Larry David plays a loner retiree and self-proclaimed genius who improbably takes in a pretty teen runaway (Evan Rachel Wood)...

Published Sun, Oct 25

DVD releases for October 27, 2009

source: Anderson Independent Mail

Co-starring Evan Rachel Wood, “Whatever Works” is both uncomfortable and hilarious, proving that Woody Allen is still on top of his game...

Published Wed, Oct 21

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