Also in Friday morning’s round-up of news briefs, Martha Marcy May Marlene director is heading for a TV gig. The Kids Are All Right director eyes her next project. And a British television star eyes joining the cast of August: Osage County . No More Lance Armstrong Biopic? News that the 7-time Tour de France winner will be stripped of his titles poses what will be the ultimate outcome of a planned biopic of Armstrong by Sony Pictures. The story might have been straightforward had it been made a few years ago, but now it could go forward – or not – in a different way, Deadline reports . Expendables 2 Set for Box Office Repeat There are no new superhero films newcomers Premium Rush and Hit and Run are not expected to take the top spot from last weekend’s top earner, Expendables 2 . The pic is expected to gross around $14 million, Reuters reports . Sean Durkin to Direct Channel 4 Mini Southcliffe Martha Marcy May Marlene director Sean Durkin will make his British TV debut with the U.K.’s Channel 4 drama Southcliffe based on a script by Tony Grisoni who wrote the Red Riding trilogy. The story revolves around the aftermath of a series of shootings in an English market town told through the p.o.v. of a journalist and the victims, Deadline reports . Lisa Cholodenko Eyes November Criminals The Kids Are All Right director is in talks to direct November Criminals for Santa Monica-based Indian Paintbrush. Set in Washington, D.C., the story revolves around a student who goes inside D.C. society while investigating the mysterious death of a fellow student, The Wrap reports . Benedict Cumberbatch Eyes August: Osage County The actor who stars on the BBC’s Sherlock is in talks to join the cast of The Weinstein Company’s adaptation of the Tony Award-winning play that stars Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts and George Clooney, THR reports .
Here are pictures of yet another busty British chick, Maria Fowler , taking her breasts out for a night on the town. That’s pretty much all I’ve got for you, I mean she’s not exactly a big star or even a household name, but she’s dropping some really high quality cleavage so I had to post shots of her for you guys. You’re welcome.
Here are pictures of yet another busty British chick, Maria Fowler , taking her breasts out for a night on the town. That’s pretty much all I’ve got for you, I mean she’s not exactly a big star or even a household name, but she’s dropping some really high quality cleavage so I had to post shots of her for you guys. You’re welcome.
Or is she the Michele Bachmann of beurre ? The more I see of October’s Midwestern comedy Butter , the more I’m totally going to watch it and also maybe start etching masterworks out of breakfast foods. Watch the latest trailer for the Jennifer Garner-Olivia Wilde-Rob Corddry ensemble indie and see if you’re as charmed by the tale of an orphan, a housewife, a stripper, and various other quirky personalities going head-to-head in a butter-carving contest. If only Nutella had a bit more hold… Butter is directed by British helmer Jim Field Smith ( She’s Out Of My League , Episodes ) from the Black List script by Jason Micallef and co-stars Ty Burrell, Ashley Greene, Hugh Jackman, Alicia Silverstone, and 12-year-old Yara Shahidi. It hits theaters in limited release on October 5. [via Yahoo ]
We like the pretty actress Mini Anden even more now after seeing her riding the cock of the British actor Jason Statham in this naughty simulated sex video clip from the movie The Mechanic where she is completely nude on the bed showing off her cute tits and nice tight ass Continue reading →
Kate Moss is one of the sexiest British models of all-time in our opinion and here she is giving her cute tits some sun while on the yacht in these paparazzi pictures Continue reading →
Well that was quick. I just finished saying that I needed a break from posting shots of busty British babes, that lasted one post, but I just couldn’t resist with these shots. Here’s my favorite of all the busty British babes, Kelly Brook , modeling a whole bunch of cleavage busting lingerie. Yes please. You see what I mean? There’s no way I could let these shots go by without making at least one stupid erection joke. I’m going to go with… She’s making my pants tight! Enjoy.
I needed to mix things up a bit this afternoon, I’ve had all kinds of busty British chicks on the site already, I think I was beginning to get a little burnt out. So here’s Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr doing her thing on the beach somewhere in a sexy bikini photoshoot. Alright, so it’s not exactly a huge stretch from British to Australian, but she’s not orange and she definitely can’t be considered busty so it’s going to have to do for now. * Check out Miranda injecting some Vitamin B12 in some dude’s ass here
This week’s DVD releases encompass everything from the sublime — Richard Linklater’s Bernie , one of the best films of the year so far (Millennium Entertainment; $29.99 Blu-Ray, $28.99 DVD) — to the ridiculous — the DVD debut of the 1980s T&A epic Joysticks (Scorpion Releasing; $19.95 DVD). For my tastes, however, the highlights include a subtle but powerful British romance along with some animated Disney faves that are available for the first time on Blu-ray. HIGH: Weekend (The Criterion Collection; Blu-ray $39.95; DVD $29.95) Who’s Responsible: Written and directed by Andrew Haigh; starring Tom Cullen and Chris New. What It’s All About: Soft-spoken lifeguard Russell (Cullen) and cynical artist Glen (New) hook up in a British gay bar, but what begins as a one-night stand unfolds over the course of the titular time span into something else entirely. As they spend time together, the two open up about their lives, let down their defenses and appear to be on the brink of falling in love. There’s just one problem: Glen is about to go to the United States for a two-year arts program. Why It’s Schmancy: Following its debut at South by Southwest in 2011, Weekend felt like a revelation, not only to gay audiences, who are always starving for fresh and intelligent — and sexy and romantic — examinations of their lives, but also to mainstream critics. The latter group recognized that, with only one previous feature to his credit, Haigh had turned out a poignant tale of love and missed opportunity that can stand alongside David Lean’s Brief Encounter and Linklater’s Before Sunrise and Before Sunset . Why You Should Buy It: Although there’s no commentary track, this release includes several illuminating documentaries, including one where Haigh explains the mechanics of the sex scenes. In another, scenes that the actors used to audition for their roles are compared to corresponding scenes in the the finished movie. There’s also a video essay on artists Quinnford + Scout, who shot stills and home movie footage on the set. Two of Haigh’s short films, Cahuenga Blvd. — which has some thematic parallels with Weekend — and Five Miles Out (starring Dakota Blue Richards of The Golden Compass ) are also included. Finally, there’s a fine Dennis Lim essay that contextualizes Weekend in contemporary queer cinema. LOW: The Rescuers: 35 th Anniversary Edition/The Rescuers Down Under (Walt Disney Home Entertainment; $39.99 Blu-Ray, $29.99 DVD) Who’s Responsible: Directed by John Lounsbery, Wolfgang Reitherman and Art Stevens ( Rescuers) ; Hendel Butoy and Mike Gabriel (Down Under). Both films star Bob Newhart and Eva Gabor. What It’s All About: A mouse organization known as the Rescue Aid Society operates alongside the United Nations to help abduction victims around the world. The glamorous Hungarian agent Miss Bianca (Gabor) enlists janitor Bernard (Newhart) to help her on her missions: In the 1977 original, they track down a young girl held captive in the Louisiana bayous by the treasure-seeking Madame Medusa (Geraldine Page). For the 1990 sequel, they head to the Australian outback to save a boy in the clutches of a vicious poacher (George C. Scott). Why It’s Fun: Based on the novels by Margery Sharp, both of these movies are cracking adventures for kids that possess enough sly wit to keep adults entertained as well. The original Rescuers was one of the few entertaining cartoon features to emerge from Disney’s bleak period between the death of Uncle Walt in 1966 and the resurrection of the studio’s legendary animation department with 1989’s The Little Mermaid . Also, as any fan of Green Acres knows, Gabor works best with a slow-burn straight man. Lucky for her — and us &mdash: Newhart ranks among the greatest comic foils. And speaking of Green Acres, character actor Pat Buttram, who played Mr. Haney on the comedy series, loans his distinctive voice to the first Rescuers . Why You Need to Buy It (Again): This release marks the Blu-Ray debut for both features, and both the Blu-Ray and DVD editions include a making-of for Down Under , an animated short ( Three Blind Musketeers ), a Disney True-Life Adventure ( Water Birds ), and a sing-along for the first film’s theme song, “Someone’s Waiting for You.” The Blu-Ray also includes a deleted tune, “Peoplitis.” Alonso Duralde has written about film for The Wrap , Salon and MSNBC.com. He also co-hosts the Linoleum Knife podcast and regularly appears on What The Flick?! (The Young Turks Network) . He is a senior programmer for the Outfest Film Festival in Los Angeles and a pre-screener for the Sundance Film Festival. He also the author of two books: Have Yourself A Movie Little Christmas (Limelight Editions) and 101 Must-See Movies for Gay Men (Advocate Books). Follow Alonso Duralde on Twitter . Follow Movieline on Twitter .
I don’t know what it is that Lucy Pinder does, other than pose topless or nearly topless in various British men’s magazine, but I’ve been in love with her for years now. I can’t be the only one, because she keeps getting invited to all kinds of red carpet event. At least in England she does, not over here, that’s just crazy talk. Anyhow, here she is with her big beautiful breasts all classed up at some event yesterday. I love those things.
