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RnR4eva

Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 12:08 am

Moderator: Jen's Aquarius Friend Joined: 19 Nov 2003 Posts: 5515 Location: Maryland (D.C. Metro Area)

I have not been able to find any official production info on this yet. So it may or may not be filming. When it does start, I am sure there will be local coverage.

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zoey

Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 4:17 pm

Jen Fan Joined: 08 Jan 2006 Posts: 1

RnR4eva wrote:

I have not been able to find any official production info on this yet. So it may or may not be filming. When it does start, I am sure there will be local coverage.

Been a lurker for a couple of years here. Love the site. Love Jennifer. Loved her acting on friends and in her movies. I am so looking forward to seeing her in her upcoming movies.

I live only a couple of miles from this location in Tualatin. So far, the only local coverage that I am aware of is last week a local morning show was on Jennifer Aniston watch hoping that she would stop by their studio for a chat. They were supposedly filming down the street from the tv station at a motel. I haven't watched the show this week so I don't know if they are still there.

dottie2000

Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 4:40 pm

Jen's Obsessed Friend Joined: 28 Dec 2006 Posts: 255 Location: In the Jen's world

zoey wrote:

RnR4eva wrote:

I have not been able to find any official production info on this yet. So it may or may not be filming. When it does start, I am sure there will be local coverage.

Thanks and welcome ! thumbsup

MegFL

Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 12:23 pm

Jen's Obsessed Friend Joined: 01 Jul 2007 Posts: 248 Location: Florida USA

Alan Tudyk has a cameo role in Management. They're calling Management a "dark comedy".

http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,22569515-5006013,00.html

Dying for a laugh
By Erin McWhirter, Film Writer
October 12, 2007 12:00am

PERCHED naked atop a family home while a funeral is being carried out below isnÂ¿t the best way to impress your future in-laws.

Then throw into the mix the unknown consumption of a hallucinogenic substance and you have one hell of a dysfunctional wake.

Texan actor Alan Tudyk was the lucky guy chosen to strip for the role of Simon in British comedy feature Death At A Funeral.

Also featuring Rupert Graves as Robert and Matthew Macfadyen as his brother Daniel, the film revolves around the boysï¿½ fatherï¿½s highly dysfunctional funeral.

Everything that can go wrong does (including the wrong corpse being delivered before the service) and leads to some unexpected and shocking family secrets being divulged through the tears of sorrow.

One of the funniest scenes is watching a whacked-out Simon climb out the window of the home, naked for the world to see, as mourns at the funeral congregate on the lawn.

Tudyk admits it was laughing out loud to the script while reading it that attracted him to the film, before he turns his attention to discrimination on film sets when it comes to men and woman revealing all of a role.

ï¿½When a woman is naked on set itï¿½s almost always a closed set, there is the utmost respect for the artist and their nudity and if you look that second longer itï¿½s like ï¿½Shame, shame on youï¿½, but when itï¿½s a guy everyone shows up to have a good old look,ï¿½ the 36-year-old said from his home in California.

ï¿½Itï¿½s like ï¿½Youï¿½re from accounting, what the hell are you doing here? ï¿½ all to just watch the crack of my arse come out the window!ï¿½

While Tudyk has appeared in many films, ranging from Knocked Up to Patch Adams and I, Robot, his a name isnï¿½t one instantly recognised by the general public.

However, he prefers it that way (even more so now, given his bottom has been exposed to the world!)

Tudyk enjoys the notion of exploring characters and says Simon certainly challenged him as an actor.

ï¿½The one thing I underestimated was the amount of energy it was going to take to play that role,ï¿½ he admits.

ï¿½I went in there going ï¿½Letï¿½s be high for a few months, yippeeï¿½, but didnï¿½t calculate the idea of being on speed for 12 hours of the day. I would come on the set and start and (director) Frank (Oz) would go ï¿½Youï¿½ve got to get higher, higher, more intenseï¿½. It was full on.ï¿½

Watching himself back on screen is always a tense experience for Tudyk.

ï¿½It is always a nerve-racking experience for me to watch it for the first time, I am always worried because you canï¿½t change it at that point,ï¿½ he said.

ï¿½But I was really impressed with Frankï¿½s editing of the movie. He did a great job of cutting my character. We shot so much stuff, but Simon is a very potent spice in that brew and Frank kept it to where it would be the right moment when people are going ï¿½where the hell is that high guyï¿½.

It wasnï¿½t hitting you over the head with it because ultimately you are doing the same joke over and over again. You have to be careful how many times you can ring that bell.ï¿½

Tudyk will be seen next opposite Russell Crowe in western flick, 3:10 to Yuma and begins shooting a cameo role in Jennifer Anistonï¿½s new dark comedy, Management, this month.

ï¿½I am a BANNED shop owner and said I would do it as long as I get to her a perm!ï¿½ he laughs.

ï¿½I have always wanted a perm in a film. I think itï¿½s the most disgusting thing, especially with my colouring. I donï¿½t even have to open my mouth and people will be like ï¿½Oh my god look at that!ï¿½ I canï¿½t wait!ï¿½

wwwed

Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 11:00 pm

Jen's Loyal Friend Joined: 03 Jul 2007 Posts: 153 Location: Seattle, WA

haha i read that... i didnt get this part ï¿½I am a BANNED shop owner and said I would do it as long as I get to her a perm!ï¿½ he laughs.

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MegFL

Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 1:10 am

Jen's Obsessed Friend Joined: 01 Jul 2007 Posts: 248 Location: Florida USA

Life & Style says Jennifer and Steve Zahn met with the screen writer and producer at the swanky restaurant Olea in Portland on the evening of Wednesday, October 3rd. They were going over script notes. A witness said that Jennifer was very friendly and personable.

L&S October 22nd Edition
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MegFL

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 3:33 am

Jen's Obsessed Friend Joined: 01 Jul 2007 Posts: 248 Location: Florida USA

This was in Life & Style also. Don't know if I believe it, however. Is Jennifer known to be forgetful?

http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/article/aniston%20misplaces%20film%20script_1046525

ANISTON MISPLACES FILM SCRIPT

JENNIFER ANISTON almost blew the cover off the plot of her new movie after leaving her script behind after a restaurant date. The forgetful former Friends star was discussing her top secret new film Management with co-star Steve Zahn and a producer over lunch at top restaurant Olea in Portland, Oregon. And when she got up to leave, she left the film's script on her seat. A waitress came across the papers later in the day and handed them to her manager, who promptly contacted Aniston's aides to let them know about the mishap.

MrFish

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 10:36 am

Jen Fan Joined: 24 Jul 2007 Posts: 10

MegFL wrote:

ANISTON MISPLACES FILM SCRIPT

Maybe Ben Stiller should give the girl a script-finder......

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