Yesterday I tweeted about Mary being in a new video shoot for Filler Magazine modelling some of the clothes she did for the magazine and screencaps from the vid have been added. In case you missed it, click here to see the video and click on the caps below to see the rest in the gallery.
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Simply gorgeous and absolutely stunning! Check out these amazing photos looking all high fashion and glam in the latest issue of Filler magazine! Cannot get over the looks she’s done & her puppy Ambrosius makes her modelling debut! See all the pics in the gallery which include scans & outtakes!
Filler Outtakes:
Also, here’s some of the interview. Full interview can be read at the link posted.
I imagine it must be difficult for any actor to star in a remake or prequel of a popular film, but especially so in the âhorrorâ genre where the fans are so passionate about the genre and its cult classics. Did you feel the weight of fansâ expectations on your shoulders while working on The Thing?
As a fan of the Carpenter version myself, I was actually hesitant to take this on because I absolutely did not want to tarnish the legacy of that film in any way. So I completely understand how many fans feel. What drew me to this was the intelligence of the script and the role, as well as the passion of everyone involved. I really got the sense that the filmmakers wanted to respectful and make something great. And I feel thatâs exactly what theyâve done. They made something that can appeal to fans of the â82 film, but also bring something new and excited to a generation who may never have otherwise heard of it.Your character, Kate Lloyd, is very different from those we know from Carpenterâs film â you might even say sheâs unique to the horror genre itself, would you agree?
When I read the script, I was so please with the way the lead female role had been handled. She wasnât a tough masculine tomboy, she wasnât somebodyâs love interest â she was an intelligent and strong, but in a very realistic way.Must have invigorating to play that kind of role?
I was so happy to play an action heroine who didnât have superpowers, who wasnât perfect looking, who wasnât in spandex or a ripped tank top â just a woman put in a dire situation trying to find the strength to make it to the next day. It was my hope to put a character on screen who was just a real woman, and one that both men and women could root for and respect.
Check out this new video of Mary telling us a funny joke and a new outtake for Esquire.com in the gallery. She also opens up about being accident prone.
About the jokester:
For someone who grew up as an aspiring ballerina (too tall, in the end), 26-year-old actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead is accident-prone. Take, for instance, her recent bike ride: “I think I’m better at it than I am,” she says. “I was going downhill really fast and got caught on a fence with my handlebars, went flying off, and landed on my nose on the concrete.” Or that time she was stunt training for Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and tore the dura around her spine. (It holds your spinal fluid.) Or that time she was learning how to use a flamethrower for her upcoming role in The Thing (out October 14) and slipped in a pool of gasoline. “I think the stunt guys actually became worried about how cool I was about [using] it.” We can only hope her next movie will involve standing still, lots of pillows, and a stunt double.
I love this photo. Check out this new pic of Mary featured in the LA Times’ Hero Complex where she talks about The Thing. Here’s some of the excerpts:
For actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead, the scariest part about starring in a new prequel to the film, also called âThe Thingâ and opening Friday, was the risk of not living up to a cult favorite.
âI think there was some pressure going into it knowing that we were going to be watched very closely and that if we didnât do it justice, there was going to be a lot of anger,â Winstead said in Los Angeles.
âI didnât open the script and see a bunch of retreads of the same characters that are in the first film, who are so beloved,â said Winstead, a self-described fan of Carpenterâs film, which was itself inspired by 1951?s âThe Thing From Another World.â âI saw a totally new story with new characters and new dynamics.â
âI kind of accepted the fact that sheâs not funny,â Winstead said of Kate, for whom she drew inspiration from her oldest sister, a neurologist. âSheâs very serious.⌠Sheâs very focused, sheâs very intelligent.â
And here’s what she says regarding her career beyond “Smashed”:
After that, itâs anyoneâs guess what the Los Angeles-based actress will tackle, which suits her just fine.
âWhatever your last film was is usually how people see you,â Winstead said. âI try with every film to go in the opposite direction ⌠so that nobody will ever be able to figure out exactly what I am.â
Click on the pic below or visit the gallery to see the new photo and be sure to click the link above to read the full interview!
Melanie and I have added over 150 photos of Mary at last night’s “Thing” premiere, all in HQ. Check out all the pics in the gallery.
I’ve re-capped my Death Proof DVD for you – click here to see all the captures I made!
Best. Look. EVER! Mary attended “THE THING” Los Angeles premiere and she looked red hot! At the event, she wore a Christian Dior dress, H. Stern Jewelry, Brian Atwood heels and finished off her look with a Swarovski clutch. Thanks to Mary’s stylist Ilaria Urbinati for the details! Check out the pics in the gallery & I will definitely be posting tons more pics tomorrow!
This interview is just so darn adorable! Check out Mary’s appearance on “Attack of the Show” where she talks about handling a flame-thrower for The Thing and even mentions the short film she shot with her husband, Magnificat. New pics from the show are also in the gallery.
Check back later for premiere pics from The Thing!
Check out these adorable shots of Mary Elizabeth in the November issue of Elle magazine! In it, Mary shows us some of her favorite hot spots in Los Angeles. I totally love the shot of her sitting at the Arclight munching on popcorn. For some reason, I get a very Audrey Hepburn feel from it. Thanks to kroqjock for posting these.
Check out the new scans in the gallery!
In a new interview with Comic Book Resources, while talking about “The Thing”, Mary’s co-star Eric Christian Olsen discussed about working with Mary a little and said nothing but kind things about her:
While Akinnuoye-Agbaje had nothing but positive things to say about Edgerton, Olsen praised star Mary Elizabeth Winstead, telling reporters that working with her was the highlight of the movie for him.
âSheâs a rock star. Sheâs amazing. I mean, sheâs our Ripley. Sheâs the toughest character in the movie,â he said. As quick to praise Edgerton, Olsen continued, âJoel Edgerton is, I think, one of the most talented actors of my generation. ⌠When they got Mary I was ecstatic, and when they got Joel I went, âOh, this is the type of movie theyâre trying to make, they are hiring actors. That philosophy was across the board.â
Meanwhile, as I’m sure you’ve noticed, caps from various interviews and the latest clips have been added. See all the latest pics in the gallery.
The Daily Verdict Interview:
“The Discovery” Clip 3:
Trailer Addict interview:
Clip 4– “Storage Room”
