Thanks to Depp Lovers for pointing this to us:

Winona was one of the 700 guests packed the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s Resnick Pavilion Saturday May 28 for the L.A. opening of Tim Burton, a 700-work retrospective of the director’s career. I added the first batch of MQ pictures.

Thanks to my friend Lisa for the heads up, I was able to find smallish mq pictures of Winona last May 11th, at Loomstate. Check it in our gallery:

Hey you! Still working to add high quality screencaptures of Winona movies, this time is one of my favorites, “Heathers”.

Finally Winona goes out after a long time. She attended last night the Loomstate’s celebration of Earth Day and talked a little about her movie with James Franco. Sadly, was able to find just one picture.

At Loomstate’s celebration of Earth Day last night at Good Units, Winona Ryder apologized to us for seeming flustered. “I’m a little disoriented, I just came from work and I’m overwhelmed,” she said. She had just started shooting Jay Anania’s The Stare opposite James Franco two days earlier, “and today I had a six-page scene,” she laughed. “It’s going really great, it’s a fantastic project, I’m really super, super excited about it. It’s such a good script, it’s obviously a great opportunity to work with a great actor like Franco, and the other cast” — including Josh Hamilton, Marin Ireland, and Katherine Waterston — “is fantastic.” The synopsis for the film, which casts Ryder as a playwright who begins to mentally unravel before premiere night, initially recalls Black Swan (which Ryder also appeared in), and the actress didn’t dispute the comparison last night: “There’s a big twist that I can’t reveal, but it’s sort of almost that Black Swan thing where things are coming out in her play.” But does she get to go mano a mano with Franco (who co-stars as an actor in the play), the way Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis had a physical throwdown in Black Swan? “I can’t say,” Ryder admitted after much hesitation. “There’s one very, very … Ah, I can’t even say. But there’s something that happens, so it’s going to be great.”

Thanks to my friend Roberta we have now high definition screencaptures of 1998 Woody Allen’s “Celebrity”. Check it:

In a total capping mood, I updated the gallery with 700+ high definition screencaptures of “Autumn in New York“. Enjoy it.

Even if the movie isn’t available in DVD yet, I was able to make HD screencaptures of Winona’s most recent movie, “The Dilemma”. The movie will be released in DVD, Blu-Ray and Digital Download in May 03. Be sure to get your own copy!

James Franco will star with Winona Ryder in The Stare, a Jay Anania-directed film that is the first project funded by Waterstone Entertainment, a new producing/financing company formed by producer Jeff Kalligheri and Texas real estate developer and producer Steve Bowen.

Watersone gets started with The Stare, a drama in which a playwright (Ryder) finds her mind beginning to warp as she struggles to launch her next production. She’s plagued by dreams and visions of being watched, but can’t decide if she’s at the center of a manipulative plot or simply losing her grip on reality. Franco plays one of the performers in the playwright’s production. The film will shoot May 6 in New York. Franco is producing with his Vince Jolivette, with Kalligheri exec producing with Steven Garcia, Rich Hill and Eric Amadio. Franco previously starred in Shadows and Lies for the film’s writer/director Anania, a teacher of Franco’s who heads the directing program at the graduate film school at NYU. Franco’s repped by CAA, Ryder by Gersh.

Source: Deadline

Turner Classic Movies (TCM) is set to welcome eight notable stars from the worlds of film, television and music to participate in the network’s ongoing GUEST PROGRAMMER series. The upcoming roster features Oscar® and Emmy®-winning writer-producer-director James L. Brooks, filmmaker John Carpenter, Oscar-winning actress and singer Cher, film producer Peter Guber, singer and actor Chris Isaak, late-night host Conan O’Brien, character actor Ron Perlman and Oscar-nominated actress Winona Ryder. Each star has programmed an entire night of their favorite films, which they will present with TCM host Robert Osborne.

Winona Ryder, whose film career includes Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan and Oscar nominations for The Age of Innocence and Little Women, will present four films in December. Her chosen movies include The Front (1976), starring Woody Allen; the Barbara Stanwyck-Gary Cooper screwball comedy Ball of Fire (1941); Born Yesterday (1950), with Judy Holliday in her Oscar-winning role; and Elia Kazan’s A Face in the Crowd (1957).

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