Paramount has put some additional images out, to promote Star Trek for the Oscars, and I’ve added the Winona related ones in the gallery. Actually, the Winona BEAUTIFUL ones.
Also, Mata has kindly scanned a promotional “The Private Lives of Pippa Lee” from November’s French Premiere, and I also added it to the gallery. It’s only a poster version, but in a very decent quality.

Thanks to Mariana we have now HQ screencaptures of “The Private Lives of Pippa Lee”. I had seen the movie, and can tell you: Sandra is a mess. And a lovely character, isn’t a surprise that Winona is getting all this buzz because the movie. She’s not the main character, but did her part very preciously.

Enjoy the caps!

I just was checking the Rebecca Miller website, and saw an exclusive videoclipe of Winona. I don’t know if this is new to you, but is to me. You can check the exclusive video here, or here.

Remember, Pippa Lee opens on USA theathers on November 27. And also, DVD will be available to Europe on November 02.

Winona is up for the Best Cameo award for her role in Star Trek, you can vote for her here:
http://www.spike.com/event/scream2009/page/vote/category/33668!

Also, if you’re on Europe, be sure to mark this dates (thanks Simon!):

DVD Pippa Lee – Nov 2nd
DVD Informers – Nov 9th
DVD Star Trek – Nov 16th

And you should had read about “Heathers” being turn into a TV Show, but the news made me too depressed to make a comment.

ComingSoon.net has posted today the exclusive first look at the new poster for The Private Lives of Pippa Lee, which opens on October 23.

The official website is also up, and use the poster’s art as background.

Icon Film Distribution Announce June 26th Release Date for The Private Lives of Pippa Lee

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM–(Marketwire – March 19, 2009) – From all outward appearances, Pippa Lee (ROBIN WRIGHT PENN) leads a charmed existence. An anchor of feminine serenity, she is the devoted wife of an accomplished publisher (ALAN ARKIN) thirty years her senior, the proud mother of two grown children, and a trusted friend and confidant to all who cross her path. But as Pippa dutifully follows her husband to a new life in a staid Connecticut retirement community, her idyllic world and the persona she has built over the course of her marriage will be put to the ultimate test. (more…)

Added “The Private Lives of Pippa Lee” trailer to download in our video gallery, also screencaptures of it.

I’m so excited to see this movie, even if Winona do a small part in it. Are you feeling the same?

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My initial disappointment about missing out on the Berlin Film Festival has certainly been helped by the repeated suggestion that almost everything showing there sucks.

But there was one film for which I had placed my selfish travel wants aside and hoped would be great anyway. The Private Lives of Pippa Lee features the first role with any real potential my beloved Winona Ryder had been given in almost a decade (sure, there was A Scanner Darkly, but she was animated and all so it doesnt 100% count, and while The Ten was fun, it certainly wasn’t up to par with my Winonaspectations).

Sundance after Sundance, we’ve watched every single movie she makes crash, burn and fail to get distribution (The Darwin Awards, The Last Word, The Informers), or just seen films shes made fail to get seen by anyone at all (Sex and Death 101, Water Pills), and probably with good reason.

But when I heard of her casting in Pippa, alongside Julianne Moore, Maria Bello and Robin Wright Penn, among others, my heart skipped: “She’s coming back! After basically wasting the entire ‘00s, probably because any decent film wouldn’t risk insuring her crazy ass, someone was taking a chance on her, and she was going to hit it out of the ballpark and return to form!” (more…)

A grown-up love story that’s rambling, quirky and sharp-eyed about mid-life doldrums, Rebecca Miller’s cinematic adaptation of her own novel works largely because it doesn’t take itself too seriously. An across-the-board solid cast backs up Robin Wright Penn’s enjoyable central performance which, like much of the film, is believable without being entirely naturalistic. Still, this is not a sure-fire commercial prospect even on the independent circuit. It comes on like a woman’s take on a Philip Roth novel (except with a sense of humour), and despite its oddball tone and upbeat ending could end up placing in the same $5 million region as Roth adaptations like Elegy or The Human Stain in the US. It may have better luck in urban markets abroad, especially in Europe (more…)

Searching around about pictures of this film, I found the new poster of “The Private Lives of Pippa Lee”, and loved! It bring us with all actors, including Winona,

It’s the official poster? It looks great!

You can find a large version of this poster into the gallery.