Atelier Management has some new outtakes of Mary’s Easy Living shoot from back in September 2012. Mary was photographed by Lorenzo Aguius. Head to the gallery to check out the pics, and if you ever missed the interview, click here to read it.
Photographer Michael Lavine posted a new outtake on his blog when he photographed Mary for the Dec./Jan. issue of BUST. Here’s what he had to say about the Smashed leading lady:
What a beautiful woman Mary Elizabeth Winstead is, such a great actor, and such a nice person. I saw the movie Smashed last year and I was so impressed by her realistic rendition of an alcoholic hitting bottom and pulling herself back from the brink, that when I was offered the opportunity to work with her, I jumped at the chance. Sorry no dirt here, no reenactments of getting wasted with Aaron Paul, just a perfectly lovely day in LA with everyone having a wonderful time. I will point out that our crew was exceptional, with Penny Lovell doing an amazing job with the styling, Spencer Barnes on make up and Tony Chavez working the hair. How’s that for a fluff piece.
Head to the gallery to check out the new photo as well as the rest of the set.
Thanks to Martin, I’ve added HQ scans of Mary in the January issue of Dazed & Confused Magazine where she talks about her new film Smashed. Head to the gallery to check out the pics.
Last night in Hollywood, Mary attended the InStyle And Warner Bros. Golden Globe After Party looking absolutely elegant. Head to the gallery to check out all the pics!
Such a gorgeous look. Very dramatic and polished. 🙂
Mary looked adorable as heck while attending the Film Independent and Spirit Award Nominees Brunch event today in L.A. Head to the gallery to check out the pics, and I’ll be adding more photos soon. I’ve also added video of Mary below:
Last night Mary looked absolutely gorgeous while attending Dom Perignon And W Magazine Celebrate The Golden Globes pre-party event in Los Angeles. She attended the event with her husband Riley. Love seeing them together! They both looked great. Be sure to check out all the HQ pics in the gallery and there’s also a video of them leaving the event.
Last night in Los Angeles, Mary attended the Dior Glamour Dinner at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood and you can see video of her leaving the event.
Edit–one candid photo of her leaving the event has been added to the gallery.
Thanks to Melanie, I’ve added some new (though a tad old) candid pics of Mary Elizabeth shopping at The Grove at the beginning of the year. Be sure to check out the full set in the gallery.
Also, be sure to head on over to the Maxim site to write-in and VOTE for Mary to be among the magazine’s Hot 100 Women for 2013.
A couple of new interviews with Mary have been released in the UK in anticipation for the Dec. 14 release of Smashed. The first interview comes from The Telegraph. Also, head to the gallery to see a new Mary shoot she did for the paper. On filming Smashed in 19 days:
The breakneck, 19-day shoot was, she tells me during a recent interview in London, “kind of eye-opening… it felt like acting boot camp.
Before this, any time that I auditioned to play somebody that had a dark past or any sort of troubled or tortured quality, people would always say, ‘You’re too sweet, you’re too nice, you’re too normal – you could never have problems’. And you can’t help but start believing that stuff.”
On how Smashed required her to be emotional:
“When you are playing someone who is dealing with issues on a really personal level, if you don’t bring your own issues into the equation, it’s not going to feel really personal to the people watching it,” she says.
“My issue that I uncovered in doing this film is that I have always been an extreme people-pleaser to the point where I have had people involved in my life because I want to make them happy, not because it does anything for me,” she says. “My whole life I’ve been like ‘oh I don’t have any problems, I am so boring’, but making this film I had to acknowledge that I do have problems and no matter how big or small they appear to other people, your own problems are big to you.”
Click on the link above to read that interview in full. The next interview comes from HuffPo UK where she says playing the role of Kate was scary and the advice she got from Bruce Willis on the A Good Day to Die Hard set:
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