Angelina Jolie: Changeling Trailer!

all I want is to see this TIFF maniston video…

what is the link people??

oscar is overrated and cliche…no longer about great talent but politics and ass licking….actors need to lick someone’s/hollyweird flabby and smelly ass even to get consider for oskee nomination…

my chickie babe is the best actress of all times because i said so…..anyone who contradicts me is a loser and get my middle finger

The above comment by jjoy (#74) is so funny!! Made me LOL!!

Pssst Im in a meeting..but peeking..do you mean this video#244*

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=xbXnNhgr0Yc

No Mod Jared please..
Hey Ms.dina#1 Hello*how are you. Hi Clinqau*angel*Besane..Nelah

I have 4 more hors til Bar..how about y o u Feline.

wow i want to see tht movie already O:

Ohmygosh I see Im not the only 1 who got goose bumps up my arms watching that clip of the Acamedy Award winning A lister Angelina Jolie. Shes still soo beautiful. Angelina is an Amazing Talent.

The Exchange clip/ Angelina
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=t3y86XavA0Q&feature=PlayList&p=FA830BC273269FB3&index=0
No mod mon Jared.lol.

Hi Gang -

I love that Changeling trailer. If you haven’t already, check out the HD version at Yahoo.

I noticed that very emotional scene where Angie screams “I want my son back!!! was the day Brad came to visit her on the set. Here’s the photo from Jared’s archives.

http://justjared.buzznet.com/gallery/photos.php?yr=2007&mon=10&evt=brad-changeling&pic=brad-angelina-the-changeling-set-12.jpg

Sorry…didn’t finish before I hit the submit button. I think it’s very sweet and touching that Brad visited Angie on the day she had to give such a gut-wrenching performance.

Good Afternoon JP fans

I can’t wait to see The Changeling. This looks like a great movie and another powerful performance by Angie. I dont see how it could go wrong with the Angie/Clint combination.

waving to my cyber buds - vickifromtexas (just saw Ike’s project path-hope you are hunkered down), Felinelilly, tlol, senior (thanks for the email-Parent’s night at the football game tonight so I will try to reply later), irma, soopx, Faye88, alia, Nelah, cook. Sorry if I missed anybody.

TGIF

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5nKMzo2L4c&feature=related

Hey hey anoble how are you,happy 2 see you.Hi sonia*Im much better,thanku sonia.
Anoble Im not really suppose 2 be posting right now, but I
hope 2 see you later (Im in a work meeting_I take it sooo seriously lol). Take care my friend_you&the anobles+ doggie.Nelah
Anoble 4 more hours til Bar.
Oh & anoble I hope Vickie is okey with everything going on with Hurricane Ike.

Brads Barrr…
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=UvynuiL7_7A

Pt good 1* I almost lol &Im supposed 2 be quiet& professional.
I pretended a cough..lol
Jill youuu 2. Thanku both.

# 223 Nieah @ 09/12/2008 at 11:54 am **
Oh boy I almost thought your name was mine lol. Its spelled like Nelah & in blue. Hi.
Oh & are you the 1 from the last Brad thread with your name in blue spelled nEIAH. How do you pronounce your name.
Mines(name)is of french*canadian origin. Anyhoo N’s a good solid letter.
A warm Hey 2 all my cyber sisters.Hi Vickie.Bbl gotta go.Nelah
Hi AG*bdj.

Hey.. # 262 myoohmymy @ 09/12/2008 at 4:15 pm

Checking if my post posted & hey #262..myoohmymy..
Hey myoohmymy _Im Nelah. I posted the videos 4 you. Check my post #255& & post#256. I hope there the ones youre looking 4.
Take care Nelah.

WOW! THis looks like a fabulous movie. I have been waiting for the Changeling since the first photos were shown here seems so long ago now. Angie is playing a mother and recently when she was talking about this role she said the way she treats the boy or her son in this movie is alot like the way she is with her own boys.
Sounds really good.

Angie is a great actress taking her roles almost upon herself.
This could easily be another oscar for our gal .
Its also a true story and with Clint Eastood as the director WOW!this looks like one of the most exciting films another one for Ang. Full of drama raw emotions and intrique with Angie at the helm.

Yes Angie does sound different remarkably slight . How versatile for an actress to be able to do that.. I have seen a number of Angies roles where she changes her accent and always liked the way she rolls her tounge to change her speech style. Mariane Peals accent was a tough one and Angie mastered that one really well.
I will be there with bells on to see this film as well as Brads BAR comedy as well.
What a great yr full of red carpet events we have ahead with the most famous couple in Hollywood.

Keep Rocking Angie and Brad !

http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/movies/28250709.html?page=2&c=y
CHAD

Then there’s Chad, a sweet-spirited dimwit so far out of his depth you’d need sonar to find him. Chad is a fist-pumping, jive-dancing iPod accessory, a perpetual motion machine in spandex bike shorts. He is a creature of simple, childlike enthusiasms. He helps Linda shake down Cox because she’s his friend and it’s fun at first. When he gets Cox on the phone, he bursts into the gaping grin of a grade-schooler pulling his first prank call. And when Linda insists he wear a suit to their ransom meeting, he groans like a kid being forced into scratchy woolen church pants.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3ia6592177cf3e47ef99ca78ea998d4d0c
Hits, misses and fakes at Toronto Film
Toronto fest starts loud, ends quietly
Still, ‘Slumdog,’ ‘Millionaire’ and ‘Che’ shine
By Steven Zeitchik and Borys Kit

Sept 12, 2008, 01:00 AM ET

“Che” was one of the few bright lights at the Toronto International Film Festival.

TORONTO — It was a week of wrestling, slumdogging and Che Guevara joining the VOD revolution.

The Toronto International Film Festival, like most fests, featured films that came in loudly and went out quietly (see “The Burning Plain,” “The Other Man” and “Management”). But the movies and companies that did stand out tended to do so brightly — from Danny Boyle’s romance-action hybrid “Slumdog Millionaire” to instant Oscar contender “The Wrestler” to IFC’s coup, as it were, in picking up “Che.” As the fest ends Saturday, some trends, winners, losers and momentum-gatherers have come into focus:

– Star births. With the fest’s high number of prestige films and many opportunities to rub elbows with the media, working actors often are transformed into bona fide stars at Toronto. This year, there were three breakouts: Mickey Rourke, Mickey Rourke and Mickey Rourke. But some other actors managed to grab the limelight and/or awards talk, including Sally Hawkins (”Happy-Go-Lucky”), Martin Landau (”Lovely, Still”), Jeremy Renner (”The Hurt Locker”) and Christian McKay (”Me and Orson Welles”). Anne Hathaway, already something of a marquee name, bolstered her indie cred with “Rachel Getting Married.” And, of course, there was Rourke in “The Wrestler.”

– Celebrity heaven. Neither film has sold yet, but look for two of the bigger stories coming out of the fest to be the Lebron James hoops docu “More Than a Game” and “Paris, Not France,” a character study — and defense of — Paris Hilton. Both movies should get a tidy sale and will reap plenty of media even months from now. “It tells you everything you need to know about where we are right now as a culture,” said William Morris Independent’s Cassian Elwes, who’s repping “Paris.” “These movies are right in the dead center of that culture.”

– Sales agent men. CAA had two of the bigger sales of the fest with “Wrestler” and “Hurt Locker,” accounting for $5 million-$6 million in business. One of the agency’s chief competitors, Cinetic, was quieter; it didn’t pull off midfest sales of big titles “Me and Orson Welles,” “Is There Anybody There?” and “Gigantic,” though “Welles” played strongly and likely will entice a buyer.

– Company stew. It was again a tale of two fests for acquisition companies. the biggest winners were Fox Searchlight, which landed the big fish in “Wrestler”; IFC, which had good buzz for its Cannes pickup “Hunger” and scored the media story of the fest with “Che,” which it will play simultaneously in theaters and on VOD as part of IFC in Theaters program; and Summit, which paid something in the $1.5 million range for “Hurt Locker,” a rare fest movie that could play broadly commercial.

Most surprising: Lionsgate and Overture — which was the story of last year’s fest when it grabbed “The Visitor” — looked hard for films but made no buys. Most telling: Paramount’s Vantage label and embattled ThinkFilm, both in flux, were silent.

– Boxoffice bonanza. Every year Toronto helps turn a movie that arrives with some buzz into a potential megahit. Two years ago, it was “Borat.” Last year, it was “Juno.” This year it probably will be yet another Fox product, “Slumdog.” But as Searchlight preps for a November release, it will feel the pressure. The company is so good at launching successful platform releases that the industry will be disappointed if “Slumdog” doesn’t turn into a crossover hit.

– Windless sales, flying prices. Toronto is rarely a brisk market. But the fact that there were only two sales off of premieres — among a field that was considered strong — had some sellers shaking their heads. But buyers say the deals will happen — they’ll just take a little longer as producers lower their prices and expectations. “It’s like an owner selling his house during the mortgage crisis,” says one acquisition exec. “He wants to sell it for top dollar, and it takes a little while for him to realize that he’s going to need to bring down the price to reflect its value in the market.”