I have added a few more photos of Mary at the New York City premiere of her latest film, 10 Cloverfield Lane into the gallery that took place earlier this month. Enjoy the new photos! 🙂
Into the Gloss did an interview with Mary where she talks about her hair, makeup and skincare routines. Be sure to click the link above to read the full interview and head to the gallery to see the new pics! Below is an excerpt from her interview:
“There are not a lot of things that I can say I stick to for a long time. I really like to try new things. I mean there are certain things, especially with skincare, where if it works, you stick with it. But when it comes to makeup, it’s like toys or something. I love peeking at makeup artists’ bags and seeing what they’re using on me, and I always ask a billion questions about what their new favorite products are. There’s this never-ending curiosity about what’s out there and I find it really fun.
I definitely have been doing this job long enough that I’ve seen things change in terms of the red carpet and how much pressure there is there to look perfect. I just think it’s so much more fun to try new things and be creative because perfection is boring. It’s fun to do my own hair and makeup for the red carpet—if there’s time, I like to just stand in the bathroom and turn music on and light candles and go through all the steps of my routine. It’s sort of therapeutic. And I also feel accomplished if I look at the photo the next day and I like it. It’s nice to be in control of how I look.”
On Sunday night in New York, Mary attended the premiere of Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, held at Radio City Music Hall. Head to the gallery to check out over 80 photos of Mary walking the red carpet, including HQ pics.
Also, I will be updating the 10 Cloverfield Lane premiere album so stay tuned for an update on that soon!
Mary is featured in the March 2016 issue of Schön Magazine. Unfortunately, I only have the one preview picture of her in the gallery, but if you or someone you know is able to send the rest of the photos, please don’t hesitate to tweet me and let me know! You’ll get credited.
Mary is currently living in New York City for the next few months as she films her new CBS television series, BRAINDEAD and yesterday, paparazzi caught her strolling the streets with her husband Riley. Head to the gallery to check out all the new pics!
Lots of photos have been added to the gallery! First, the premiere of 10 Cloverfield Lane in NYC, candids of Mary arriving at AOL Build Series, and TWO new amazing photo shoots for Harpers Bazaar and Interview! Check them out below. Additionally, you can read the interviews for Mary’s Harper’s Bazaar shoot HERE and her Interview Magazine interview HERE:
10 Cloverfield Lane premiere in NYC
Arriving at AOL Build Series
Harpers Bazaar (March 2016)
Interview Magazine (March 2016)
Paramount Pictures and Bad Robot have released a bunch of new HQ photos of 10 Cloverfield Lane hitting theaters and IMAX next week (!!) on March 11. Head to the gallery to check them all out.
In other news, CBS has confirmed that Mary’s new show, BrainDead has begun filming. It will air later this summer.
Slashfilm has debuted a brand new IMAX poster, set to hit theaters on March 11. The site has done a brief interview with the artist, which you can read below. Head to the gallery to check out the full-sized photo.
Peter: Were you a fan of the original Matt Reeves film Cloverfield?
Ape Meets Girl: Huge fan! I’m a sucker for a giant monster, and I thought Cloverfield nailed it. I just got back from New York yesterday and I had to scope out a few locations while I was there!
Peter: How did you get involved in creating this 10 Cloverfield Lane poster?
Ape Meets Girl: I was contacted by IMAX and then Dan. They explained they were looking for something to promote the IMAX screenings and wanted to know if I was interested. Dan told me J.J. had seen my work and loved it, so I was sold at that point (as if I needed convincing!)
Peter: I know you love to hide Easter eggs in your art, what can you tell us about the Easter eggs in this print? Did they come out of a collaboration between you and Dan?
Ape Meets Girl: Haha. Well, there are some obvious ones, like in the grass, and anyone who is following the Alternate Reality Game will be familiar with the name that appears in the post. As for the others, there are nods to the film, subtle nods, that really just appear to be part of the mailbox and the background, but once you’ve seen the film, you’ll realise their relevance. Some of them I added myself, but others were Dan’s idea, in particular he was keen to incorporate The Totally Rad Show into the image somewhere.
Entertainment Weekly has a bunch of new info on Dan Trachtenberg’s upcoming 10 Cloverfield Lane, a “blood relative” to 2008’s Cloverfield. Producer JJ Abrams had some news to share:
On whether 10 Cloverfield Lane is a sequel:
“I think that would be presumptuous, because we’re talking about this movie and comparing it to Cloverfield, but I would be lying if I didn’t say there was something else that, if we’re lucky enough to do it, could be really cool that connects some stories.” Abrams’ only clue is that there is a “larger conceit” at play here. “This is just this movie, and it’s only two films that we’re talking about right now.”
There is also a separate article on how JJ and Bad Robot managed to keep the film under secrecy for so long:
Even though the scale of 10 Cloverfield Lane kept the cast small, producers were still cautious about who got to know what. When John Gallagher, Jr., auditioned and Skyped with Trachtenberg, he only received a partial script and didn’t find out about the Clover-verse plans until partway through filming. “Maybe this was the idea from the beginning and I was late to the equation,” Gallagher says.
During the 36-day shoot in New Orleans, Valencia got the full Bad Robot treatment. Physical scripts were printed on red paper — just like those for Star Wars: The Force Awakens — and any digital links were sent with a limitied viewing window, after which they’d deactivate. “You don’t want this getting out,” Mary Elizabeth Winstead says. “That was very clear to me from the get-go.”
“We kept it quiet because we knew we wanted to try something unusual,” Abrams says. “Something unusual doesn’t always work, but at least it’s unusual.”
The new issue of Entertainment Weekly hits stands TOMORROW. Additionally, head to the gallery to check out the newest still.
Screencaps of episodes 5 and 6 of Mercy Street have been added to the gallery!
Episode 5
Episode 6
