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The gallery have been updated with some beautiful photoshoot pictures.
Gallery Links:
Photoshoots from 2010 > Shoot 010
Photoshoots from 2008 > Shoot 002 (Updated 1)
Photoshotos from 2002 > Shoot 010 (Updated 3)
Unknown Years > Shoot 001 (Updated 3)
Unknown Years > Shoot 013
Unknown Years > Shoot 014
Unknown Years > Shoot 015
New candids with Maggie and her brother Jake out in New York City on April 5th.
Gallery Links:
Candids from 2012 > 05.04.12 – Out For A Stroll With Jake In New York City
And it’s another girl for Maggie Gyllenhaal.
The actress is expecting a second daughter later this year. She’ll join big sister Ramona, 5.
“I’m so pregnant,” says Gyllenhaal, 34, while promoting her May release Hysteria. “This is a great, loose, black outfit — I had to take my shoes off.”
Gyllenhaal attended various premieres while secretly expecting her second child, not an easy feat for her.
“I find it difficult to pretend you’re not pregnant, which I had to do. I didn’t let anyone know until three and a half months this time. I went to film festivals. I’m throwing up in the bathroom and having to keep pretzels in my purse, and having to fit into dresses,” she says.
Gyllenhaal and hubby Peter Sarsgaard don’t plan on selling any baby photos, and Gyllenhaal won’t reveal her due date to preserve her privacy and not tip off the press.
“I hope they don’t make an issue of it this time,” says Gyllenhaal. “I have to think about that stuff.”
The episode will air on the follow dates:
Sunday, April 22, 2012 at 8:00pm on VPT
Monday, April 23, 2012 at 12:30am on VPT
Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 3:00am on VPT
Many American descend from a dense soups of European ethnicities; we could call them mutts, with ancestral roots across every country in Europe. Actors Maggie Gyllenhaal and Robert Downey, Jr. are textbook examples of Americans with a rich tapestry of European immigrant stories making up their family trees. We delve in to their deep American roots in early colonial communities, and we meet their Eastern European Jewish ancestors, who share almost identical migration stories From the Mayflower to Ellis Island, we journey through centuries of immigration that shaped and built our melting pot nation.
Maggie & Peter attended the Broadway opening night of Death of a Salesman.
Gallery Links:
Appearances from 2012 > Death Of A Salesman Broadway Opening Night
I’ve added a few recent candids to the gallery.
Gallery Links:
Candids from 2012 > 13.03.12 – Outside her home
Candids from 2012 > 23.03.12 – Out in NYC with mother Nomi
A small update with a few new outtakes from older photoshoots.
Gallery Links:
Advertisements > Agent Provocateur
Photoshoots from 2010 > Shoot 007
With today’s announcement of the Tribeca Film Festival’s Spotlight, Cinemania and Special Screenings lineups, cinephiles now have 44 more films to look forward to at this year’s festival, taking place from April 18-29, 2012. Of those films, 24 will be having their world premiere at the festival, among them the documentary Knuckleball!, directed by Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg (Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work); Morgan Spurlock’s Mansome, about changing ides of what constitutes “manliness” in modern society; director Daryl Wein’s Lola Versus, starring Greta Gerwig (Damsels in Distress, Hannah Takes the Stairs) as a late-20s New Yorker who gets dumped by her fiancé weeks before her wedding; and The Playroom, directed by Julia Dyer and co-starring indie superstar John Hawkes.
Other films to screen at this year’s festival are Julie Delpy’s 2 Days in New York; Persepolis directors Marjane Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud’s Chicken with Plums; Hysteria, a historical rom-com about the invention of the vibrator, starring Maggie Gyllenhaal and Hugh Dancy; Sarah Polley’s Take This Waltz, starring Michelle Williams, Seth Rogen and Sarah Silverman; and Struck By Lightning, a teen comedy written by and starring “Glee“‘s Chris Colfer.
In addition, Tribeca has announced the five films that will comprise its Tribeca/ESPN Sports Film Festival, which will kick off with the world premiere of the documentary Benji, about the life and death of high school basketball phenom Ben Wilson, whose murder one day before the start of his senior season in 1984 shocked his home city of Chicago and the nation.
Tribeca’s short film lineup will be announced next week; to find out more about the features to screen at the festival, visit www.tribecafilm.com/festival.
I’ve replaced some old photoshoots with better qualities and added a few more pictures to some photoshoots.
Gallery Links:
Photoshotos from 2002 > Shoot 020 *New*
Photoshotos from 2003 > Shoot 001 *Updated HQ!!*
Photoshotos from 2003 > Shoot 018 *Updated + 1 New*
Photoshoots from 2004 > Shoot 004 *Updated + 3 New*
Photoshoots from 2008 > Shoot 003 *2 New*
Photoshoots from 2009 > Shoot 002 *1 New*
New pictures of Maggie and Ewan McGregor on set of The Correction on February 9th.
Gallery Links:
Movie Productions > 2013 – The Corrections > On Set – February 9th, 2012
