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At last year's Academy Awards, Anne Hathaway took the award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Les Miserables. However, was it possible she would've won for Best Actress as well?
In a recent interview with the "King of All Media" Howard Stern, super-producer Harvey Weinstein revealed that when it came to the movie Silver Lining Playbook, it wasn't Jennifer Lawrence that was the first pick for the role of Tiffany, but it was Anne Hathaway who first showed up on the set.
During the interview, Weinstein discussed how the original cast included both Mark Wahlberg and Anne Hathaway. Wahlberg backed out of the project, and was replaced with Bradley Cooper.
However, issues arose on the set between director David O. Russell and Hathaway, and they began to butt heads. According to Weinstein: "She's marvelous, and wonderful, and she was my choice, I love her, but then whatever happened, happened. ... David and Anne had some creative differences. They didn't see eye-to-eye." This resulted in Anne leaving the project, and after a quick scramble, was replaced by Jennifer Lawrence.
Anne Hathaway in Silver Linings
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Photo Captioning Vol 7It's award season, and if you stop by Photo Captioning, you'll see that Bubba has Jake looking at nominations.
Jake (thinking): That's peculiar, I don't see my name on the list of nominations? Leo, Matthew okay, but Jared Leto and Jonah Hill, what the hell!! Jennifer Lawrence, I am sick of that chick, although I may ask her out sometime.
Brokie Gathering In Madrid - Brokeback, The OperaMuch discussion has taken place about the opera version of Brokeback Mountain, which is opening in Madrid, Spain.
Many Brokies are making the trip to Madrid and buying tickets for the February 1st showing, so that everyone (while maybe not in the same section) will be at the same showing.
To join the conversation, see the attendee list (it is currently up to 18 - 20 Brokies attending), and get updates, go to the link below.
Brokeback Mountain the Opera - Teatro Real, Madrid, Spain Hollywood Costume exhibition in Virginia!Nov 09, 2013 – Feb 17, 2014
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Organized by the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Hollywood Costume explores the central role costume design plays in cinematic storytelling. Bringing together more than 100 of the most iconic movie costumes from across a century of filmmaking, it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the clothes worn by unforgettable and beloved characters in films such as
Brokeback Mountain, The Wizard of Oz, The Birds, My Fair Lady, Superman, Titanic, Harry Potter and the
Half Blood Prince and
The Dark Knight Rises.
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
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