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Titolo: Clooney new Movie!!

Pare che il bel Giorgio  stia girando un film con i bravi fratelli Coen,
intitolato " Brother, where art thou", che ha come trama la storia dell'
Odissea. E indovinate Cloonaccio che parte fa? Ma Ulisse, naturalmente! L
astoria è ambientata negli anni '30..
insomma il meglio: Clooney, che fa Ulisse, vestito da charleston! :o))
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 insomma il meglio: Clooney, che fa Ulisse, vestito da charleston! :o))
Ecco che si spiega una fotina che la Mae* recapitocci (alle amichette della
listina cloonatica intendo... ;-) ) qualche giorno fa e che immortalava
Georgetto con i Coen Bros in una imprecisata località dalle parti del
Mississippi...
Sono contenta! ^_______^
Cia'
Annamaria

Per questo lo vedevamo barbuto ultimamente.
DOVE lo vedevamo barbuto, giorgetto?!?!?!  :OOO
/panda, come mi piacciono gli uomini con la barba!!!
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nelle foto delle sue ultime apparizioni....
non l'ho mai visto con la barba... mi posti quei linkucci che dicevi
nell'altro post, pls?
/panda, slurp!
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insomma il meglio: Clooney, che fa Ulisse, vestito da charleston! :o))
Giraffina... mi permetto di intromettermi per quanto riguarda georgetto...
non so dove hai letto sta storia di Ulisse... ma mi sembra abbastanza vaga
e inesatta :) e anche (come accade spesso per la stampa italiana) molto
ritardataria.
Il film è un film che ha girato fino alla scorsa estate (ricordate quando
aveva i baffetti da sparviero? era una prova per il film) e la storia come
tutti i film dei fratelli Coen è strana e buffa... cmq non riesco a
trovarci grossi collegamenti con l'odissea.
Ora invece ha finito di girare The Perfect Storm un film avventuroso e
supertecnologico su indovinate cosa??? esatto una tempesta :-)
Per questo lo vedevamo barbuto ultimamente.
(se volete qualche linkuccio del film...)
Mae*
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per vincere la sua piccola paura/ accendi infinite stelle

 ritardataria.
Anche Ciak riporta questa notizia, dicendo che il film dovrebbe uscire
nell'autunno di ques'anno. Clooney è un evaso che tenta disperatamente di
tornare a casa e il film sarebbe un libero adattamento dell'odissea
ambientato nel Missisipi degli anni '30.
Di solito Ciak è abbastanza attendibile, non so so lo sia anche questa
volta.
Fede
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pieno di fiori"-Confucio

volta.
no no questo infatti corrisponde.. l'evaso intendo.. e se non sbaglio si
dovrebbe chiamare Everett...  Cmq si si.. anche io leggo Ciak e credo sia
attendibile... 
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>volta.
OHHHHHH finalmente ho trovato i messaggi con le fonti che parlavano di
questa cosa... dicono piu' o meno tutti le stesse cose sul film dei Coen e
piu' o meno ricalcano la trama che conoscevo ma ho anche trovato questo
articolo che citava la "annunciata" da giraffina Odissea, lo metto qui per
le cloonatiche interessate; in fondo invece Papa' clooney ci dice cosa ha
fatto il bimbo in questi passati mesi... cosě per aiutarci a ristabilire
l'ordine cronologico dei suoi film.
 
Clooney Finds Brotherly Love (p. 37)
After watching himself play the Caped Crusader in 1997's Batman and 
Robin, George Clooney set out on a personal crusade.  "That was a 
huge break for me; it just wasn't a very good movie," the star says.  
"And I wasn't particularly good in it.  I sat down with my accountant 
and said, 'Where do I stand?'  He said, "Well, you don't have to 
worry about work anymore.'  And I said, 'Then I want to do projects 
that I want to do.'"  Clooney has since hung up his scrubs on TV's ER 
and taken the road less mainstream, in such films as Out of Sight, 
Three Kings, and now O Brother, Where Art Thou?, the latest from Joel 
and Ethan Coen.
The comedy follows three chaingang escapees (Clooney, John Turturro, 
and Tim Blake Nelson) on a mystical, musical journey through 1930s 
Missippi.  Though the plot is based on Homer's Odyssey, the title 
refers to the socially conscious film that the Hollywood director in 
Preston Sturges's 1941 satire Sullivan's Travels wants to make.
Clooney agreed to play Everett - the leader of the trio, who fancies 
himself as suave as the Dapper Dan character on his tin of pomade - 
before he'd even read the script.  And he's still as enthusiastic as 
a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader when he arrives on the O Brother set at 
about 9 PM.  His survival strategy on night shoots involves many 
trips to the catering table.  "You walk by and those apple fritters 
start calling , 'George!'"  Clooney says, juggling carrot sticks and 
hot chocolate.
Before Clooney's arrival, the outdoor set was so quiet that you could 
almost hear the pastries talking.  Turns out that the guys who 
dreamed up such wicked comedies as Fargo and The Big Lebowski 
approach filmmaking as if they were Eagle Scouts:  They are 
exceedingly well prepared.  Each day, the actors are provided not 
only with their sides (script pages that've been reduced to fit in a 
back pocket) but also with a set of miniaturized storyboards.  "It's 
not the norm," Turturro says.  "But I feel supported by it."  The 
brothers handle tricky scenes with the same relaxed understatement 
that they use to such great effect in their films.  "They never 
panic," Clooney notes.  Two hundred extras, two and a half pages of 
dialogue, and an 80 foot crane were required for a scene in which 
Nelson's character runs into a river to be baptized.  "It took hours 
to set up," Clooney says.  "We did it one time, and the Coens looked 
over and said, 'Okay.'  We all kind of looked around like, That's 
it?  And that was it."  Far from being humorless taskmasters, the 
brothers have two of the best laughs around, Turturro asserts.  On 
cue, a high-pitched wheezing sound fills the air.  "See, that's Ethan 
laughing now," he says without even turning around.
_____________________________________________________
<<Life after 'ER': George stays busy
                             Column by Nick Clooney
                             You will not be surprised that in our travels
and in our mail in the last several years, Nina and I get a substantial
number of inquiries about the current activities of our son, George
Clooney.
As it happens, we just took a quick business trip to California earlier
this week and caught him literally between projects. I thought this
might be a good chance to answer many of your
questions at once rather than piecemeal in individual
calls  and letters. When George left the most popular TV
programof the decade, ''ER,'' earlier this year,
many viewers apparently thought he just drove
home after his last show, closed the door,
started twiddling his thumbs and waiting for
something  to happen.
 Instead, he has been immersed in some of
the most interesting and difficult work of his
life, with hardly a day off all year long. And there
is no end in sight. In January, he completed work on an
action-adventure-dark comedy called ''Three  Kings.'' It is set just at the
end of the Persian Gulf War and has an offbeat plot that will
undoubtedly be causing quite a bit of talk when it is
released Oct. 1. It was grueling work for the actors
and crew for months in the heat and sand of the Arizona desert. We will
soon learn if their efforts  paid off.
 Let me hasten to add that the comments about the heat and the sand and
subsequent remarks about the difficulties and discomfort of
making these films are mine, not George's. He has
never complained to his mother and me about
location hardship. Quite the opposite. He is
grateful to be working and succeeding in a profession he aspired to from
childhood. It is I, as an observer,   telling you how physically hard it is
to do this work.
After ''Three Kings,'' there was not one day's  ''down time,'' because
George then taped his concluding episodes for ''ER,'' after which
he went immediately into a comedy written and directed by the Coen
brothers, Joel and Ethan. If    you don't recall the names, they won the
Oscar   for their 1996 dark comedy ''Fargo'' and have had a number of other
''edgy'' successes,   including ''Raising Arizona'' in 1987.
This newest film is called ''Oh Brother, Where Art    Thou?'' and takes us
back us back to the  deepest days of the Depression in the
deepest part of the South. It has elements of slapstick, country music, the
chase, marital squabbling,   even shady politics, and most of it was
filmed in  Mississippi in the middle of the steamiest
spring  and summer in recent history. The cast, which includes John Goodman
and  Holly Hunter, loved doing the work and believe  they have made a
wonderful film. Still, doing a  chase scene over several weeks in 100
degree heat and 90 percent humidity is no stroll in the   park. Once again,
the cast came away from a location limp as rags. They then finished
the   interiors in California and completed the
work Monday night. The editing process, which the Coen brothers do
themselves, will be long, so   this one probably won't be ready for the
screen until next fall. Nina, George, our longtime friend Tom
Matthews  and I had dinner at a great Italian restaurant called Dan Tana's
on Santa Monica Boulevard  Tuesday night. That's when we learned
George would leave the next morning for a promotion tour for ''Three
Kings,'' then begin work Tuesday   on his next project, a huge film called
''The Perfect Storm.'' This is the movie version of the best-seller dealing
with the last hours of a  commercial fishing boat caught in a
horrendous  confluence of storm systems off the New  England coast.
 Much of ''The Perfect Storm'' will be filmed on location, but several
sound stages at Warner Brothers have already been prepared for the studio
work and we had a chance to tour them, with George acting as guide.
Though I've been lucky enough to visit a number of Hollywood sets since I
was a teen-ager, I never cease to be amazed at the ingenuity of these
skilled craftspeople. Nina and I saw a   replica of a 73-foot fishing boot,
perfect to the last detail. In another studio was a huge
tank with   wind machines beating the water to a frenzy, lightning
flashing, scores of technicians moving some mysterious choreography we mere
civilians cannot comprehend. This film, scheduled to keep George in the
water until mid-December,  will actually be released before ''Oh
Brother,Where Art Thou?''
So, in answer to your frequent question,''What's George doing these
days?,'' did I mention his  film and production companies? That's
another column. And the family is always grateful
for your interest.
                             Freelance columnist Nick Clooney writes for
                             The Post every Monday, Wednesday and
                             Friday.
                                      Publication date: 08-27-99>>
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DOVE lo vedevamo barbuto, giorgetto?!?!?!  :OOO
nelle foto delle sue ultime apparizioni....
Mae*
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e inesatta :) e anche (come accade spesso per la stampa italiana) molto
ritardataria.
Davvero?
io ero in buona fede...l' ho letto sul Ciak di febbraio dalla parrucchiera,
e non ho neance potuto strappare la fotina....:-(
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nell'altro post, pls?
qui ce ne sono un po':
http://members.xoom.com/GCpictures/perfect_storm_interviews.htm
questa invece è la premiere di 3 kings ma stava girando TPS quindi è in
tenuta da naufrago ;o):
http://members.xoom.com/GCpictures/three_kings_premiere.htm
sempre nello stesso sito puoi trovare qualunque foto di george da quando
aveva 1 anno a 3 minuti fa ;o)
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qui ce ne sono un po':
grazie, dea*!!!!
/panda, sapevo che me potevo fida'! ^___^
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