I found a new interview of Rachel from Cannes on May 21. It´s presented by “Films & Stars” The Cannes Day Reports. I also added some captures from the interview and other Cannes appearances to the gallery. You can watch the video in our Media Archive or as “Featured Video” on the sidebar.

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Cannes Film Festival “Films & Stars” Interview (27)
Cannes Film Festival “Agora” Press Conference (193)
Cannes Film Festival “Agora” World Premiere (47)

Video Link:
Cannes Film Festival “Films & Stars” Day 9 Report Interview

First of all a huge thank you to the lovely Chelsa who donated all captures she made of her “Definitely, Maybe” DVD and donated them to the site. Thank you so so much! We now have all movie and feature captures up in the gallery and I hope you will enjoy them.

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“Definitely, Maybe” Movie Captures (735)
“Definitely, Maybe” Deleted Scenes (7)
“Definitely, Maybe” DVD Feature: Creating a Romance (74)
“Definitely, Maybe” DVD Feature: Changing Times of Definitely, Maybe (12)

I added new pictures to the gallery including more HQs from the “Agora” Cannes Premiere, “Agora” movie stills, pictures from a store opening beginning of the month and a french article on “Agora” from “Premiere”. Thanks a lot to my french friend Lily for donating it!

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Solange Azagury Partridge Store Opening (4)
62nd Annual Cannes Film Festival “Agora” Cast Dinner (8)
62nd Annual Cannes Film Festival “Agora” World Premiere (12) *HQ
62nd Annual Cannes Film Festival “Agora” Photo Call (12)
“Agora” Movie Stills (2)
“Agora” Premiere Magazine Article (1)

We got a brand new sparkling gallery layout featuring the wonderful pictures of Rachel from the “Agora” Photocall in Cannes. Thanks so much to my friend Mel for coding the theme, I only created the layout image. Hope you love it as much as I do! I also uploaded more pictures from “Agora” and Cannes so check back later or click here for the latest additions.

The Mummy star Rachel Weisz ensures her relationship with Darren Aronofsky thrives all year round by only accepting acting jobs close to where her filmmaker fiance is working.

The actress admits she has cut back on her movie workload since the birth of the couple’s son Henry in 2006.

And when Weisz does accept a new role, she tries to ensure they are both filming in the same country.

She says, “I used to work back to back. Now I do two projects a year and take a big break between them. I have to consider where I’m travelling to if Darren’s going to be working at the same time.

“I filmed Agora in Malta for four months, and Darren edited there. I started and two weeks later he came out with his editor. Before that we were both at home in New York. So we’ve managed to keep the family together. And it works.”

Rachel Weisz’ has revealed that her 85-year-old scientist-aunt was the actress’ muse for her role in the new film Agora. The Mummy star said that she sought inspiration from her aunt Judith, and tried inhabiting the expert’s experiences, to portray the character of Hypatia, an astronomer in ancient Alexandria in the movie.

“I had one real-life scientist in my world I could speak to, and that was my aunt. She devoted her life to science – she was an endocrinologist, did cancer research, and she never married or had children,” the Telegraph quoted her as saying.

“Before I started making this film I said to her, ‘Auntie Judith, why did you never marry?’

“She said, ‘I never believed a man when he said that I would allow me to work as hard as I wanted to, and I realised I loved my work more than anything and I didn’t want anything to get in the way of it,”‘ she added.