I went ahead and capped all the deleted scenes from the Smashed DVD. Be sure to check them all out in the gallery and I will continue capping the special features from the DVD throughout the week.
Deleted Scene– “Kids Asking Kate the Gender of the Baby”
Deleted Scene– “Kate and Charlie Play Piano”
Deleted Scene– “Santa’s Village”
Deleted Scene– “Kate Cooks for Charlie”
Deleted Scene– “Longer Shares at AA Meeting”
Thanks to Melanie, we’ve uploaded over 1000 screen-caps of Mary’s amazing performance in Smashed. Head to the gallery to check them out.
I’ve also begun capping the deleted scenes. The first deleted scene is already up in the gallery as well.
Be sure to keep checking back! I’ll be adding more caps from the DVD extras. Additionally, a new interview with director James Ponsolt, who directed Smashed has been posted online and he talks about why he chose Mary and how they filmed the emotional scene towards the end of the film. Click HERE to read the full interview. Below is James’ reason as to why he picked Mary for the lead role:
I knew Mary from many movies, especially Scott Pilgrim which I really loved her in. That’s obviously a hyper-stylized live-action cartoon of a movie but she gives a really grounded, naturalistic and strong performance in it. And I think there’s a reason Mary has been in a number of action and horror movies: she’s tough, she doesn’t feel weak and fragile. And it was important to us that the person who was going to play Kate to be someone who could be a surrogate for the audience. It was important for us to have someone who was brilliant and had a great sense of humor; who would allow us to laugh with her and not just at her. It was a strong and complicated person. And Mary knew she hadn’t done films before where she was in every single scene and acted this kind of way. So she was nervous and shouldered the burden of the film. The movie lives or dies by her performance. I didn’t ask her to audition, but when we first met over lunch and had a long several-hour conversation getting to know each other, she offered to put herself on tape to give her take on the character. So she did that at home and did a lot of scenes, including this one. I watched them with my wife and we were just blown away by her.
Mary looked absolutely elegant while attending last night’s Vanity Fair’s Oscars Party in Los Angeles. At the event, she hung out with her ‘Smashed‘ co-star Octavia Spencer and talk show host Chelsea Handler. Head to the gallery to check out all the pics, some in HQ.
Mary looked absolutely lovely last night at the 2013 Film Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica, California. While Mary was nominated for best female lead for her role in Smashed, she was beat out by Jennifer Lawrence in Silver Linings Playbook. Head to the gallery to check out over 100 photos of Mary at the event, and check out some quick clips of Mary on the carpet. Also, there’s now video of her signing autographs and taking pics with fans.
Mary looked flawless (as usual :)) in a cream-colored cut-out dress while attending Women In Film’s 6th Annual Pre-Oscar Cocktail Party. Head to the gallery to check out all the HQ pics! And don’t forget that tonight is the Film Independent Spirit Awards! The awards ceremony will air tonight at 10pm on IFC and will have repeat airings so check your TV listings.
So proud of you, Mary!! All the luck and well-wishes to you!
Mary was bold in blue last night as she attended The Wrap.com’s pre-Oscar Party in Beverly Hills. At the event, Mary hung out with Zero Dark Thirty director Kathryn Bigelow. Head to the gallery to check out the pics, the first half are in HQ.
Mary looked amazing last night while rocking a Dolce & Gabbana leopard-print dress while attending the Vanity Fair And Juicy Couture Celebration Of The 2013 Vanities Calendar event in Los Angeles. Mary attended the event with her husband and even caught up with her A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan co-star Katheryn Winnick. Head to the gallery where I’ve added over 50 new pics, several of them in HQ.
Edit– Video of Mary greeting her fans from the event last night:
Also, if you’ve ever missed any of Mary’s films or are unsure if she was actually in a certain film, Tribeca Film just posted a great little thing where they give a run-down of Mary’s performances and the roles she had in all her films.
Back in November, the UK’s ‘The Guardian’ newspaper interviewed Mary about her role in Smashed. Now thanks to Paige, I’ve added several new photo-shoot outtakes from Mary’s interview. Head to the gallery to check out the new pics, and in case you missed the interview and want to read it, click here.
Love the new shots! Thanks again Paige! 🙂
