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As you can see we have a brand new design, matching our gallery theme. It is once again made by the very talented Cristina. I personally adore this design. It’s classy just like Rosamund. Anyway, enjoy the new look. Updates are coming soon, I promise!
Former Bond girl Rosamund Pike is to star as a sexy secret agent once again in Johnny English 2.
The 31-year-old blonde bombshell – who played an MI6 analyst in Die Another Day – will star opposite Rowan Atkinson in James Bond spoof Johnny English Reborn, The Daily Mail reveals.
The Mr Bean star plays bumbling British spy English, who found himself thrown in at the deep end in the 2003 original, where he was taught to hone his skills by Australian singer Natalie Imbruglia as his sexy sidekick.
St Trinian’s director Oliver Parker will be taking the director’s chair for the sequel from a script written by Hamish McColl, who also penned 2007′s Mr Bean’s Holiday, which starred Rowan.
The actor originally created the comedy character of Johnny English for a series of credit card adverts he appeared in.
The film is due to begin shooting in August and Rosamund will join the production in September following the world premiere of drama Barney’s Version, which is being shown at the Toronto Film Festival.
I’ll be leaving for my holiday in a couple of minutes and I won’t have any internet access while I’m away. This means no updates till July 22nd!
Rosamund Pike is rumored to be in line to play the young Emma Frost in the 20th Century Fox film, X-Men: First Class. While this is definitely just a rumor so far, if it holds true, Pike would join James McAvoy who has been cast as Professor Charles Xavier in the Matthew Vaughn directed film.
Forces of Geek sources spotted Ms. Pike around Lucinda Syson’s offices (Syson is the casting director who has previously worked with First Class director Matthew Vaughn on both Stardust and Kick-Ass), and Pike was allegedly carrying a copy of the comic book seen below.
Emma Grace Frost is a fictional character that appears in comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character first appeared in Uncanny X-Men #129 (January 1980), and was created by writer Chris Claremont and artist/co-writer John Byrne.
Frost is an urbane, mutant telepath with a well-noted dry wit initially known as the White Queen (complete with revealing white attire for which she is known), Frost has changed from one of the X-Men’s most dangerous foes to one of its most central members.
Actress Tahyna Tozzi plays a younger version of Emma Frost in the 2009 film X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Rosamund Pike is to star in a new version of the wildly erotic classic Women In Love, playing the same part that won Glenda Jackson her first Oscar 40 years ago.
In its day, Ken Russell’s 1969 interpretation of D.H Lawrence’s novel about sexual nature and grim industrial reality pushed the boundaries of sexual acts and nudity on screen.
Shooting on the new film, for BBC4, will begin in mid-April on locations in South Africa, standing in for a Midlands mining town. (Russell shot his movie in Derbyshire.)
Bill Ivory, a writer known for his work on television’s Common As Muck series, has combined Lawrence’s Women in Love with what could crassly be termed its prequel, The Rainbow, for his screenplay.
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