Zombieland
Paper Man
Easy A
Ghosts of Girlfriends Past
‘Easy A’ EXCLUSIVE Clip: Emma Stone Embraces Her New Skanky Reputation
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After a very lackluster summer blockbuster season (let’s face it, “Inception” really was no “The Dark Knight”), we’re really looking forward to the fall and winter movies. We have to wait until October for “The Social Network” and November for “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,” but fortunately we only need to wait until September 17 for the upcoming Emma Stone’s comedy, “Easy A.” To make waiting time a little easier, here’s an exclusive clip from the film. You just might fall in love with the entire film (and Emma all over again) based on this two-minute sneak, because we most certainly did. In case you need a refresher on the plot, Emma plays Olive Penderghast (hence the “I love” comment) whose little white lie about how she lost her virginity hit the rumor mill at her high school. Since she’s reading “The Scarlet Letter” in school, she finds her life paralleling Hester Prynne’s, so she sews on that red ‘A’ and embraces her new bad reputation to advance socially and financially. Emma totally rocks her performance from what we’ve seen in the clip. We already thought she was great from “Superbad” and “Zombieland,” but this is her first chance to fly solo on a project, and she really made “Easy A” her own. That whole conversation at the end between her and her ex-friend, Rhiannon (Aly Michalka), made us laugh out loud. But fortunately, Emma doesn’t have to do it alone. We saw Stanley Tucci in the clip as Olive’s father, Dill, and found him to be hilarious. He’s a talented actor to begin with, but we love him in comedies. Plus, “Easy A” also stars Cam Gigandet, Amanda Bynes, Penn Badgley, Lisa Kudrow and, yes, Malcom McDowell. Can this film do any wrong? From MTV |
Emma Stone in “Total Film” Magazine
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Emma Stone is featured inside the September 2010 issue of “Total Film” magazine – and thanks to Elmira – we now have 3 scans from the issue! 
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Emma Stone To Present At 2010 MTV VMAs
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Emma Stone is scheduled to be a presenter at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards in September!
The 27th annual MTV Video Music Awards will be broadcast live from the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on September 12 at 9 p.m. ET. Fans can go to VMA.MTV.com (or text VMA to 97979 if they are Verizon subscribers) to vote for the winners from now through September 12. |
Emma Stone in “Marie Claire” Magazine
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Emma Stone is featured in the September 2010 issue of “Marie Claire” magazine in the US! I have just added a scan from the issue into the gallery, which you can see in full size by clicking on the preview below. 
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“The Help” Synopsis and Set Visit Contest
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The Help is a new upcoming film by writer/director Tate Taylor and starring Viola Davis, Bryce Dallas Howard, Octavia Spencer, Emma Stone and (according to us) Allison Janney! Though the film is still shooting, DreamWorks has already began promoting it and in doing so has launched a contest with iVillage providing fans the chance to visit the set of the movie and meet the all star cast (you can see how little they all are!). Pretty cool if you’re a fan! This is kind of what they did with Twilight, but for some reason it feels a bit less dirty. If you want to enter make sure you send in your copies soon, they HAVE to be received by August 15th in order to be considered! You can enter the contest at iVillage! The deadline is August 15th! Check out the official synopsis:
You can also find out more on the film and the competition by becoming a fan on Facebook and follow it on The Help Twitter. |
Vote for us as Site Of The Month
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Emma Stone Connection and Emma Stone are up for “Of The Month” voting at Portrait Magazine! Emma Stone is up to be featured on the cover of the magazine – so vote for her if you want to Emma on the cover! Emma Stone Connection is up for “Site of the Month” – so please scroll down to vote for us on there! |
Massive Untitled Comedy Goes To Virgin Produced And Gets A Name?
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We’re one step closer to seeing that massive comedy collaboration with Richard Gere, Anton Yelchin, Gerard Butler, Naomi Watts, Hugh Jackman, Kate Winslet, Anna Faris, Johnny Knoxville, Julianne Moore, Liev Schreiber, Elizabeth Banks, Kristen Bell, Kate Bosworth, Josh Duhamel, Justin Long, Seann William Scott, Emma Stone, Jack McBrayer, Chloe Moretz, Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Uma Thurman. As reported by Deadline, the untitled comedy now belongs to Richard Branson’s latest business endeavor, the new production company Virgin Produced. The film will consist of 19 segments, 14 of which have been shot. Each piece comes from a different director like Steve Brill, Steve Carr, James Gunn, Peter and Bobby Farrelly, Brett Ratner, Banks and Griffin Dunne. Virgin has a deal with Relativity Media to distribute their films, but Relativity is also co-financing this one. Could this get any better? Apparently it can. Deadline is also saying that the stellar roster is continuing to grow. The portion the Farrelly brothers directed with Jackman and Winslet is already in the can, so it’s being peddled around to pull in even more talent. That segment is being described as “especially outrageous and R-rated.” Lastly, a Variety article discussing the launch of Branson’s packaging and production company is calling this film Movie 43. Did the untitled comedy finally get a name? It’s possible, but this is the first I’ve heard of it. Actually, it’s not, but the only other article I found using that title includes details that don’t quite correlate with the facts we have. In a Slash Film piece about Relativity’s new streaming deal with Netflix, one of the film’s on the list to hit Netflix and not a premium television channel is “Movie 43, written and directed by Peter Farely.” Spelling error aside, if they’re talking about the same film here, where are the names of the other directors? The press release also states that the film is set to hit theaters this year. With five more segments to film? I doubt it. From Shock Ya |