Hey everyone! I just added scans of the new issue of Men’s Journal which features Gerard on the cover to the gallery. Enjoy! He looks gorgeous as always:

Posted by Michelle on March 14, 2010 under Gallery, Magazines • Comments: 0

Hey everyone! Gerry is on the cover of April’s issue of Men’s Journal. I’ll be picking up a copy tomorrow and scanning it for the site so check back later!

Posted by Michelle on March 14, 2010 under Magazines • Comments: 0

Hello Lovelies!

Get ready for some crazy days! Our beloved Gerry and his co-star Jennifer Aniston attended the UK Premiere of their newest movie, The Bounty Hunter. So far I’ve added over 100 photos, hopefully more will be added as they become available.

- March 11: “The Bounty Hunter” UK Premiere (x101)

Posted by Mary on March 11, 2010 under Appearances, Gallery • Comments: 1

How do you get someone excited for a film adaptation of Coriolanus with zero interest in Shakespeare? Pack it with a fantastic cast, of course, Not only is the film marking Ralph Fiennes’ directorial debut, but it’ll feature him, Gerard Butler, John Kani, Paul Jesson, James Nesbitt, Ashraf Barhom, Lubna Azabal and Jessica Chastain. Still not convinced? What if I tack on Brian Cox and Vanessa Redgrave?

According to THR, Cox and Redgrave have decided to stick together and go from the BBC production The Day of the Triffids straight to Coriolanus, which begins shooting next week in Belgrade, Serbia. Fiennes leads as the Roman general Coriolanus. Redgrave will play his mother, Volumnia, who insists that he join the Senate. What seems like inevitable success turns into a disaster when conniving tribunes stifle his efforts. Coriolanus grows so upset he incites a riot, which ultimately leads to his expulsion. That’s when he does the unthinkable; join forces with the enemy, Tullus Audfidius (Butler) to seek revenge on Rome. The article doesn’t mention Cox’s role, but perhaps he’ll play one of the two tribunes who plot against Coriolanus.

Here’s where this gets interesting. The article describes the film as “mixing the classical and the contemporary, the movie aims to retain Shakespeare’s language, but combining it with modern technology and a contemporary environment.” It’ll be a little odd to hear the characters speak Shakespeare’s tongue in a modern setting, however the concept has some unique potential. As reported by ABC News, Fiennes explained, “We’ve edited it quite aggressively and this is the case with Shakespeare adaptations, you have to lose a lot of text … but the narrative lines of Coriolanus are very dynamic.” This idea is promising, but it doesn’t sound like it’ll be a good book substitute for students looking to skip the text and just see the film. Bad for students, good for everyone else.

source: cinemablend.com

Posted by Michelle on March 11, 2010 under Movies • Comments: 0

Hello Everyone!

I hope you’re all doing good and recovering from all the Oscar buzz that finally culminated last night. Our beloved Gerry was a presenter at this year’s Academy Awards. Of course there’s tons of Gerry goodness for all of you! I worked late last night so I didn’t really get a chance to update the site. This morning I woke up and added all the photos that I could find of Gerry from all of yesterday’s events. Gerry was looking handsome like always, and it was a pleasure seeing him with all his colleagues at the big event. Below you will find a few previews of all the goodies that I have added.

- March 7: 82nd Annual Academy Awards – Arrivals (x52)
- March 7: 82nd Annual Academy Awards – Show (x8)
- March 7: 82nd Annual Academy Awards – Press Room (x12)
- March 7: 82nd Annual Academy Awards – Governor’s Ball (x4)

Posted by Mary on March 08, 2010 under Appearances, Gallery • Comments: 1