Just a quick update, I uploaded a new “The Brothers Bloom” interview of Rachel on the set, presented by Viso Trailers. I also added captures to the gallery including some other new older pictures, more pictures to come. Enjoy!

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“The Brothers Bloom” Interview on Set

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“The Brothers Bloom” Interview on Set (65)
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I want to thank the dear Jodhi sooo much for donating HQ scans of “Black Book” may 2009 issue with Rachel on the cover. They are great so please check them out and thanks so much again, I really appriciate it!

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“Black Book” May 2009 HQ Scans (07)

I just put up a brand new summer layout featuring the new photoshoot from “Parade”. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do and lets hope the summer will be here soon…at least in Germany because the weather is a mess at the moment.

Rachel is featured on Parade with an article and a wonderful photoshoot. Thank you so much Roque for informing me about this. You can read the article below. The photoshoot has been added to our gallery already. Hope you will enjoy the new photos.

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Parade Photoshoot Session #113 (07)

‘It’s such hard times right now, people need to escape,” actress Rachel Weisz says. “People have to be able to forget their bank accounts and their worries—all the stress on their minds. They need entertainment.”

Weisz is best known for her serious film roles, including her Oscar-winning turn in 2005’s The Constant Gardener. But her recently released movie The Brothers Bloom is a lighthearted caper. “It’s a big puff pastry,” she says.

For the role, Weisz pushed herself to have new experiences. “I had to learn a lot of things—the accordion, Ping-Pong, and rapping, which really terrified me.

“You have to surrender,” she adds. “Once I’m working with a director, he has my trust. I say, ‘Okay, let’s go on this ride. Let’s see what happens.”

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In truth, Rachel Weisz was “just being rather stubborn.”

She had just spent months in the darkest depths of drama, shooting “The Constant Gardener” and “The Fountain.” It was time, she declared, for a comedy.

“Which was kind of exactly what I wasn’t being offered,” the 38-year-old actress recalls. Then she got her hands on a strange script called “The Brothers Bloom,” a con-man comedy that seemed equal parts whimsy and gunpowder.

“When I read this one, I thought, ‘Oh, yeah, this is the role, this is the one,’” she says on the phone from her home in New York a week before the film’s release.

But there was a problem: The movie “was not, I believe, something the director and producer were considering me for,” she explains.

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Thanks so much to the lovely Sarika who donated the movie captures of “Swept from the Sea”. We now have over 300 great captures of Rachel playing Amy Foster in the movie. Hope you will enjoy them! And please check back soon because I will upload some new pictures which I personally haven´t seen before.

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“Swept from the Sea” Movie Captures (357)