Video teaser #10 for Got A Girl has arrived, this time letting everyone know that the more Got A Girl olive oil you pour on your salad, the better it’ll taste. Head to the gallery to check out the pics, and be sure to check out the video below. Remember, the debut album will hit stores on July 22. You can pre-order the album on Amazon or iTunes.
The latest Got A Girl teaser features Mary and Dan the Automator chowing down on the finest of edible gold. Head to the gallery to check out the screen-caps and be sure to check out the video below.
The Digital Fix caught up with Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Dan the Automator, the duo that make up Got A Girl, where they talked a little of how the group came together:
“It was really serendipitous. Dan was looking to do something that was inspired by yé-yé girls, Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin, all of that – which, at the time, I was thoroughly engrossed with myself. So it was quite perfect.”
“It was a meeting of the minds. A kindred spirit kind of thing,” added Nakamura.
The album will be out July 22nd. Additionally, live UK dates will be announced soon!
As the title reads, teaser #8 for Got A Girl, the collaboration between Mary and Dan the Automator has arrived. The teaser features a taste of the track called I’ll Never Hold You Back. If you haven’t already, you can pre-order the album on Amazon or iTunes.
Check out the new video below and caps are up in the gallery. The album will be out July 22.
Maker Music has released two new teasers for the July 22nd release of I Love You But I Must Drive Off This Cliff Now which you can check out below. The teasers are a ‘his’ and ‘hers’ fragrance. I’ve also capped both videos, which you can view in the gallery.
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The fourth teaser video for Got A Girl, the duo that consists of Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Dan the Automator has come online. The video features the track ‘Things Will Never Be the Same’. In case you missed the video premiere of the first single off I Love You But I Must Drive off This Cliff Now, you can view it here.
As always, screen-caps are up in the gallery. Enjoy!
After a year long wait, the first video for Got A Girl’s highly anticipated album, I Love You But I Must Drive Off This Cliff Now, has hit the web via Vice. Directed by Hope Larson, the first single is titled Did We Live Too Fast and illustrates some of the complications we often face in our relationships (like a significant other finding a dirty magazine), and then, well… things get kind of weird.
You can pre-order the album on iTunes! Check out the video below & 100+ caps in the gallery!
The third video teaser for Mary’s debut album has come online. I Love You But I Must Drive Off This Cliff Now will hit stores on July 22. You can pre-order the CD or vinyl version by clicking here. Be sure to head to the gallery after watching the video to check out the HQ caps and check back tomorrow for the next one!
Actor Chris Messina, who also directed (and starred) in Alex of Venice was recently interviewed by The Sun Break and had nothing but incredible things to say about Mary’s performance in the film.
Now that you mention Mary Elizabeth, I thought she was phenomenal in the role of Alex. Can you talk about how she became involved with the film?
The script got to the part where a lot of actresses wanted to play the role. I got to read and meet a bunch of terrific people. I had been a fan of Mary’s since “Smashed.” I saw her in that and thought she was amazing. She came in and read and she was fantastic. It was clear right away that she was Alex for me. Not only is she so good, but she has a very easy quality that I think any director would love to work with. She’s a team player who brings all of it everyday. We didn’t have trailers. We would say, “The sun looks good over there, let’s jump in the car.” I needed an Alex who was going to be a leader and show by example: this is the kind of film we’re making and I’m up for some running and gunning. Mary was amazing. The trick with Mary was staying out of her way and not saying too much. She did that performance on her own. I was able to capture.
I enjoyed that performance because there were so many choices she could have made in that character, but she played such a subtly great performance.
She’s like Michael Jordan. The producers and I said that we could move on after a take, but it’s so much fun to watch that we would want to watch her over and over again. She was spectacular. I would work with her again in a second.
Her performance has gotten a lot of nice reviews and I’m happy about that because she’s such a nice person and she’s so good in the movie. There are a lot of performances like this that are very subtle and not a lot of huge fireworks that go off. I was hoping that writers and critics would recognize her for her subtlety. And they are and that’s very, very nice.
You can read the full interview by clicking on the link above, with Messina even saying that they hope to take the film to Europe for another festival!
