Mary is looking really stunning on the red carpet lately! Last night, Mary attended the” W Magazine, With Dom Perignon, Celebrates Its Best Performances Issue And The Golden Globes” pre-party event looking amazing once again!
Check out the pics in the gallery, and if anything, I will add more later today. ENJOY!
Woah. Mary looked absolutely STUNNING in her dress while attending last night’s Forevermark And InStyle Golden Globes Event – “A Promise Of Beauty And Brilliance” event in L.A.
Check out all the HQ pics in the gallery. Also, enjoy the video I’ve posted below:
It’s been a while since we heard anything on the Magnificat front, but today, Riley took to his Twitter to reveal the poster for his short film, Magnificat starring Mary.
Hopefully we’ll get some news as to the film premiering at some festival really soon. Fingers crossed!
In the meantime, head over to the gallery to see the photo full-sized. It looks so great!
Following the Scott Pilgrim Vs the World screening at the New Beverly a little over a week ago, photogs caught Mary leaving the cinema with her husband, Riley. You can check out the pics in the gallery.
On Tuesday night, Mary attended the DeLeon Tequila Tidal Issue Dinner With Kate Beckinsale And FLAUNT event at the SLS Hotel in Los Angeles. The issue celebrated at the event was the one Mary recently appeared in.
I have added some new photos of Mary at the event, which you can view in the gallery.
This is pretty cool! The first teaser posters for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter have come online via IGN.
The official plot for the film has also been released:
“Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter explores the secret life of our greatest President, and the untold story that shaped our nation. Visionary filmmakers Tim Burton and Timur Bekmambetov (director of “Wanted”) bring a fresh and visceral voice to the blood-thirsty lore of the vampire, imagining Lincoln as history’s greatest hunter of the undead.”
The screenplay is by Seth Grahame-Smith, based on his novel of the same name. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter opens June 22, 2012.
The Fox film stars Benjamin Walker as an Honest Abe opposite Mary Elizabeth Winstead (as Mary Todd Lincoln), Alan Tudyk, Anthony Mackie and Dominic Cooper.
Head on over to the gallery to see the posters in hi-res!
Over the weekend, Mary attended a midnight screening of Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World and did a Q&A session with the film’s director Edgar Wright, comic book creator Bryan Lee O’Malley, co-writer Michael Bacall, and actors Thomas Jane and Clifton Collins Jr. (Vegan Police!)
I’ve added some photos that people took of Mary at the event & have uploaded the Q&A session that btacgnol has kindly uploaded.
You can see the pics in the gallery & watch the video below:
Hollywood.tv has uploaded a video of a couple of celebrities out shopping in the grove in Los Angeles and they managed to have a little chat with Mary. Skip to the 2:30 mark to check out the little interview.
Also, some new Filler Magazine outtakes have made their way online which you can view here.
Oh, my goodness. This is awesome! Check out the first official still of Mary and her co-star, Breaking Bad‘s Aaron Paul, in SMASHED. In the film, Mary and Aaron play a married couple whose bond is built on a mutual love of alcohol and gets their relationship put to the test when the wife decides to get sober.
Looks like they’re all lovey dovey before Mary decides to stop drinking. Seriously cannot wait for this film.
You can check out the full pic in the gallery!
Mary is looking stunning in a new feature up on the Flaunt Magazine web site. In it, she talks about her upcoming film Smashed and The Thing. Here’s what the magazine offers:
Regards the reprisal of classics like Carpenter’s, Winstead remarks, “With The Thing, there’s this fan base that loves the original. Then there’s this whole other group of people that are like, ‘I like that—it looks awesome,’ and have no clue about John Carpenter’s. And that’s the gap they’re trying to bridge. But I think that there are a lot of reprisals that are not being done with the same kind of respect as the The Thing, and I think it’s getting out of hand. We really do need to go back to original material and we need to seek out writers who have original ideas.”
On Smashed:
Winstead says of Smashed, “I’ve spent years just wanting to do something like this—years of wanting to do something small and performance-focused, and everybody saying, ‘You’re not a financial name. We need somebody who’s a financial name.’ And then finally realizing that that’s not always true. You just have to go out there and find the people that are willing to make movies just for the sake of making good movies. You have to get out there and do it.”
“We’re trying to make it so that it’s a story about somebody surviving, and not a sad, depressing story of this person who’s messed up their life,” she says of her Smashed character who attempts sobriety while her lover, Paul’s character, continues to booze. “Something that’s a little bit more powerful and forward moving than that. That’s the main challenge of it—not getting bogged down and indulged in the emotion of it, of just sobbing and crying.”
Hit the link above to check out the full interview and see the latest pics of her photoshoot in the gallery!
