Posted by: Lisa

30 Jan 2010

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New York, I Love You will be arriving on R1 DVD and BluRay this coming Tuesday. Both versions will feature Scarlett’s segment as a bonus feature. As you know, her directorial debut was cut from the theatrical version of the film but it did later debut on its own as part of LA Shorts Fest ‘09.

Posted by: Rope

27 Jan 2010

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The complete stunning set of Mango’s Summer 2010 HQ promo pics has been added to the gallery. Personally it’s my fave Mango campaign with Scarlett, don’t you think she looks gorgeous? I adored it.

GALLERY LINKS:
- Other Projects: Modeling: Mango > 2010 Spring/Summer campaign

Posted by: Rope

25 Jan 2010

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Yesterday night Scarlett made her Broadway debut officially, in Arthur Miller’s play A View From The Bridge. After the play the whole cast attended the after-party. Scarlett was wearing a Dolce & Gabbana dress with Van Cleef & Arpels jewelery. In my opinion she looked a bit older, but so beautiful and cheerful anyway. Lots of HQs have been added to the gallery, hope you like them.

GALLERY LINKS:
- Public Events: 2010 > A View From The Bridge Opening Night After-party

Posted by: Lisa

25 Jan 2010

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Scarlett’s Broadway play official opened yesterday and the first reviews are coming in. Here is what some of them are saying about her performance:

Johansson, an actor I never thought had much range, more than holds her own, and brings a stirring vulnerability and subtlety in the role of Carbone’s neice. Her performance feels wholly authentic and earned, and during her anguished love scene I could see tears streaking her cheeks. You can fake that on film, but not on stage. – Gothamist

Johansson, making her Broadway debut, is a revelation, giving a shaded, nuanced performance. At first, she’s sweetly fond of her uncle, only later realizing his unspoken attentions. And check out her impeccable Brooklyn accent. – ABC

Looking shapely in tight sweaters and skirts yet still girlishly oblivious to her sensuality, Johansson embodies this dilemma with touching dignity, as much in her moments of cautious distance as those of heated self-assertiveness. – Variety

Johansson disappears so completely into the role of Catherine, the plucky but naïve niece of a longshoreman, that you won’t stop to consider the qualities that make her distinctly suited to the part. Only afterward will you likely realize the actress’s youthful sensuality and capacity for good-natured goofiness constitute a perfect fit for this sheltered 17-year-old struggling to come to terms with her effect on men — her uncle, in particular. – USAToday

Johansson, sporting a convincing Brooklyn accent, is touching as the young girl blossoming into womanhood. Although like most stage tyros she needs to do more work in terms of projection and stage presence, she more than holds her own opposite her dynamic co-star, which is saying something indeed. – Hollywood Reporter

It was evident to me from her performance in “Girl with a Pearl Earring” in 2003, the same year she co-starred with Bill Murray in “Lost in Translation,” that Scarlett Johansson was an actress of major talent, not just star quality. She was 19 then; she had already been acting professionally for a decade. As Catherine, Johansson must be a sheltered girl who receives two shocks in quick succession – the jolt of love and the thunderbolt of betrayal — that force her to figure out how to grow up quickly; it is riveting to watch her do so. – The Faster Times

Posted by: Rope

24 Jan 2010

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So many new things for today that I know you’re going to love! First of all, the site information has been updated, Scarlett’s Biography, the Quotes page & the Supported Causes one have all been completed with all from 2009/2010. There are also lots of new pics in the gallery. Some photos of Jan 20th’s A View From The Bridge show with Scarlett on stage, two new stunning Mango spring/summer 2010 campaign ads, and also a pic with an article of Scarlett & Liev Schreiber for Vogue magazine, photographed by Patrick Demarchelier. I hope you all like all this news, and remember that A View… opens tomorrow so we’ll get the first official reviews soon! Last but not least, here* you have the first video clips of Scarlett in the play! Yeah! Enjoy!

GALLERY LINKS:
- Other Projects: A View From The Bridge > On Stage
- Magazine Scans: Scans from 2010 > Vogue (February 2010)
- Modeling: Mango > S/S 10 Campaign

Posted by: Lisa

23 Jan 2010

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I’ve updated the gallery with several HQ production stills from Scarlett’s Broadway play “A View From the Bridge”.  A few are just better quality versions of what was previously posted but there are some brand new photos in there as well.

Posted by: Lisa

20 Jan 2010

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You and three friends can meet Scarlett Johansson on opening night of her new play, A View from the Bridge, this Sunday (January 24) at NYC’s Cort Theatre.

You’ll get to watch the play, meet the 25-year-old actress at the after party, and help earthquake survivors in Haiti. If you’re lucky, you might spot Liev Schreiber at the after-party too!

All proceeds go to Oxfam’s Haiti Earthquake Response Fund, which is helping to provide clean water and sanitation.

Get in your bids to meet Scarlett at eBay.com!

This is an incredible chance. If one of our loyal visitors wins this, please let us know!

Posted by: Lisa

15 Jan 2010

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We can add another magazine to the long list of ones that Scarlett has graced the cover of.  She is the cover girl for this month’s issue of In NY.  The photos are ones we’ve all seen before but the shoot is lovely and the article is a good read.  Scans have been added.

GALLERY LINKS:
- Magazine Scans: Scans from 2010 > IN New York Magazine

Posted by: Lisa

15 Jan 2010

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As you all probably already know, there was a horrible tragedy this week in Haiti.  Here is Scarlett’s official statement:

“My heart goes out to the millions of people affected by the tragic events that have afflicted Haiti. As an ambassador of Oxfam, I urge those who are able to donate to the organization which currently has over 200 people on the ground and a team of 15 highly-experienced emergency specialists based in the capital that are responding with public health, water and sanitation services to prevent the spread of water borne disease.”