Back in August, it was announced that the official DVD for the short-lived series Wolf Lake was going to be released this fall. Now that the date is drawing near, an official Facebook page has been put up as well as a trailer. You can see the trailer below, and I’ve also made caps of Mary off the trailer.
We already have episode caps of Mary from the show, so if you want to see them, click here.
And if you feel like liking us on Facebook, you can do so here. 🙂
Thanks to Ginnie, I’ve added more new photos of Mary when she attended the Hamptons International Film Festival from earlier this month. Check out the pics in the gallery.
Yesterday afternoon in Los Angeles, Mary attended the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Event hosted by Lisa Love and Mark Holgate. At the event, she hung out with her friend and actress Jaime King as well as fellow actress Bella Heathcote. Be sure to check out the pics in the gallery, where the first half are HQs.
I’ve added some new event photos of Mary attending the 40th Anniversary and book release Of “W: The First 40 Years” event in Los Angeles. Mary even posed with her husband Riley at the event. Be sure to check out all the pics in the gallery.
Also, there’s new interviews and photos I’ve added to the gallery. Below is part of her interview with Now Toronto magazine:
“I haven’t done a big film since [Smashed],” she says. “I did a cameo in Die Hard 5, but I [only] worked for a day, so I can’t quite count that. I’ve only done small parts in a string of really small films; I haven’t made the leap back to big films yet. I’m moving toward wanting to be a collaborative part of the process as much as I can. I would like to be filmmaker-focused in everything I do.”
GlobeandMail also interviewed Mary about Smashed:
Winstead was knocked sideways when she read Smashed ’s script. “ She’s a completely real character that you just never, ever see in scripts,” Winstead, 27, said during an interview during the Toronto International Film Festival in September. “She always has to be perfect, she always has to be making the guy a better person. She’s on a pedestal. And here’s a woman who’s dragging herself through the mud with what she’s doing to herself, making terrible choices and yet you still root for her.”
The article’s accompanying photo can also be viewed in the gallery.
I’ve added screen-caps of Mary’s scenes in the Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter movie. You can view all of them in the gallery.
While Mary only has a small cameo appearance in A Good Day to Die Hard (or Die Hard 5) when it comes out early next year, a new UK trailer (via Yahoo!) shows part of Mary’s scene in the upcoming action film. Thanks to Darren for the heads up! The film will be out February 14, 2013.
Edit– Caps are now up in the gallery.
So great to see Mary in the film as Lucy again! 🙂 If you want to see the trailer in HD, you can see it over at the Apple site by clicking here.
Thanks to Melanie, I’ve added some new (but old) candid shots of Mary. Head to the gallery to see all the latest photos. We have a pic of her on set of The Thing:
New pics of her at the Toronto airport when she was arriving to TIFF:
Walking her dog in Toronto while on break filming Scott Pilgrim:
And finally we have a new photo of Mary while at the Hamptons Film Festival:
Smashed will be opening in Boston this upcoming Friday and The Boston Globe did an interview with Mary (and director James Ponsoldt) about the film. Here’s what Mary had to say:
“I grew up in a dry county in Utah,” Winstead (“Scott Pilgrim vs. the World”) says. “And my family was pretty strict, Southern Baptist. So I never experienced alcoholism firsthand. I mean, I drink now. My friends drink. But I’ve never been close to anyone who drank to excess. So preparing for this role and understanding Kate’s frame of mind and her struggle meant talking to people who have struggled with substance abuse and simply exercising my craft and thinking hard about how I work through my own issues, compared to Kate.”
She also talks about the types of roles she’s looking forward to:
“I don’t have a dream role or a dream type of role,” she says, joking for a moment that “Smashed” is the third consecutive film in which her character is named Kate. “That’s as close as I want to come to typecasting. But I acknowledge this role will probably open doors for me. And really what I want most from that is the ability to keep working with directors like James, and the ability to pick roles just because I love the character and the script and not because I need the role to raise my profile or for a paycheck.”
She does, however, vow to keep seeking roles that help her “better understand myself and how I relate to the people in my life.”
Also, head to the gallery (or click on the thumbnail) to see a new photo of Mary and James from the interview.
A couple of new interviews with Mary discussing Smashed have shown up online and you can now check them out below. First in her interview with Red Eye Chicago, Mary talked about her night out with Aaron before filming, Megan Mullaly, and more. I’ve also added a photo of her from the interview and Melanie made some caps. It’s a really great interview, so be sure to see it!
Interview with Red Eye Chicago
Interview captures
Second, here’s an excerpt of an interview Mary did with James Ponsoldt for Hollywood Chicago. Click on the link above to read it in full where Mary also talks about Scott Pilgrim and Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter:
HollywoodChicago.com: James, given that this production was a nineteen day shoot, what was the most important element in the pre-production that contributed the most in making that shoot successful?
Ponsoldt: Probably the most valuable thing was casting great actors, the bulk of your work is done once you get great actors with great imaginations, and allow them the autonomy to be collaborators, and the script on the page is a blueprint with beats, that they could say and do whatever they wanted. Mary was one of my biggest collaborators, because she is the center focus for 98% of the movie. We spent a long time developing the character.
Winstead: James and I spent several hours a day talking about her back story. Even though in some films you feel pretentious doing a back story, but with this I needed the details to flesh her out, because it was a complex role. Everything was going to be useful to me as an actor. Also it was valuable to talk about my own life and history, and to compare how Kate felt when something similar happened to me in my life. It was marrying all those small details, so by the time I was on set I felt I was Kate, or understood he enough to feel I could be her.
Finally, below is another new interview video Mary did with VelvetRed TV talking about Smashed
Last night, Mary attended the 19th Annual ELLE Women In Hollywood Celebration in Los Angeles and looked fierce! I gotta say that personally, I love the photos of Mary hanging out with Emma Stone. Also, the first several 20+ photos are in HQ. Enjoy all the new pics and be sure to check them all out in the gallery.
