FameCrawler : rachel weisz

Who Will Play Cat Woman?

trix — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 00:03:00 GMT

Angelina Jolie is rumored to star in the next Batman as Cat Woman, but now there is another name being tossed about.

Who could it be?

None other than the always sexy Rachel Weisz.
Rachel Weisz has been in several action flicks and always looks great. She looks fantastic in skin tight black leather.

If Rachel does star as catwoman, her kids will watch it later and realize that their friends think that their mom is a MILF.

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Rachel Weisz Is So En Vogue

Karl Erikson — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 11:47:00 GMT

Beautiful mom Rachel Weisz shows up on the October cover of Vogue. In it, she talks about working and motherhood. Weisz, 38, is coupled with Darren Aronofsky, acclaimed director of movies such as "Requiem for a Dream" and the new "The Wrestler." They have a 2-year-old son, Henry Chance.

Why Rachel didn't do the third Mummy movie: "In fact, I never even read the script because it was going to be, I think, five months in China, and it was just out of the question that I could do it straight after The Brothers Bloom."

On being a working mother: "Things get more complicated when you have a child. We can’t both be working at the same time."

On why she didn't pick me instead of Darren: "Karl who?"

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Guess Who's Moving Across The Pond?

trix — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 14:03:00 GMT

Rachel Weisz and Reese Witherspoon's friends sure do like to spill the beans.

Rachel Weisz hails from London, England but has lived in New York for the last 5 years and is now ready to head home and raise her son Henry Chance in her hometown.

"Rachel is really excited about her move back to Britain," says a friend to Hello!Magazine. "She initially moved to New York for work and to be close to Darren, who is a native of the city, but they have decided to live in London. Rachel was born there and misses it hugely." Darren is Rachel's fiance'.

Reese Witherspoon in moving to London for at least a few months so she and the kids can be close to Jake Gyllenhaal while he films of movie there this summer season. Reese and her family has moved into a nice house in/on Notting hill. By nice I mean, a million dollar summer home.

"Reese loves England and has been really looking forward to spending this time living with Jake," revealed an actress pal of the star to Hello! Magazine.

I know we all have big plans for the summer holidays, but sadly mine don't include relaxing in my million dollar summer home on the beach in Hawaii (my destination choice).

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Rachel Weisz and Son and Lots of Beer

Whit Honea — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 13:36:00 GMT

Rachel Weisz is proud to be a working mom. In a recent interview published in Ok! magazine she says, "I just joined the ranks of millions of working mums out there and I have great respect for them because there is a lot of juggling to do."

She returned to work pretty fast, "It was 2-1/2 months after I'd had a baby, so it was kind of perfect."

Speaking of perfect, I don't know if she and her son Henry are on a set or an actual corner, but where can you be bottles of Newcastle right on the street? That's awesome.

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Rachel Weisz: Mommy, not Mummy

Whit Honea — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 13:07:00 GMT

Rachel Weisz, right, with son Henry Chance and fiance Darren Aronofsky, on the streets of NYC. Rachel and Henry seem a bit indifferent to the whole thing, but Darren? Hell, Darren is looking smug. Whoa, déjà vu.

BTW, Rachel won't be returning for Mummy 3. I hope you were sitting down for that.

Rachel "Crackin" Weisz and Her Baby Daddy

Whit Honea — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 12:02:00 GMT

Rachel Weisz, right, with son Henry Chance and fiance Darren Aronofsky on the streets of Serbia. Racel and Henry seem a bit indifferent to the whole thing, but Darren? Hell, Darren is looking smug. Me thinks he likes the attention.

Rachel Weisz Tapped to Play Mom in "Lovely Bones" Movie

Alisyn — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 16:48:00 GMT

Have you read The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold? It is a gorgeous book, well-written and poignant, though painful and sad as well, and full of complex female characters: there's Susie Salmon, the book's 14 year-old narrator, whose rape and murder by a neighborhood serial killer puts her in a personal heaven, where she watches her friends and family deal with her unsolved death; Abigail, her mother, and Lindsay, her younger sister, both of whom unravel, then slowly come to accept Susie's death; Grandma Lynn, who holds the family together in their time of crisis, and many more.

The movie rights to The Lovely Bones are owned by Peter Jackson (Lord of the Rings), who is set to direct the film, which will star Rachel Weisz in the role of grieving mother Abigail. Being a new mother herself, (son Henry Aronofsky just turned 1), Rachel is sure to bring the kind of truth and emotional heaviness to the role, that only a woman who has experienced love for a child would be able to.

I can't quite picture someone as glamorous and sexy as Rachel portraying the '70's-era grieving housewife that Abigail is in the book... but I look forward to seeing how one mother brings another to life, and how the book and the film stack up against each other.