| Finally, at long last! |
[May. 2nd, 2013|10:22 pm]
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For all of us Rushies in the States who didn't have the opportunity to go to the art house theaters....The Eye of the Storm is playing this week on Starz! Check your TV listings. Woo Hoo! |
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| Au audio interview |
[May. 2nd, 2013|06:59 pm]
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I don't know when this interview has been recorded.
Made by Mark Lawson for BBC Radio, this interview is only 10 minutes long. Nothing new to learn, but it was just for the pleasure to hear G's voice... and to post this other portrait I found ! ;)
Click on the pic, have the link and play the interview.

"Oscar-winning actor Geoffrey Rush stars alongside Charlotte Rampling and Judy Davis in The Eye of the Storm, a film based on Patrick White's novel about sharp family tensions, as a middle-aged brother and sister return to the home of their dying mother. Geoffrey Rush talks about his career on stage and in films such as Shine, Pirates of the Caribbean and The King's Speech." |
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| 2 portraits |
[Apr. 29th, 2013|07:01 am]
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I know the first one has already been posted (well, at least, we know it, don't we ?), but I don't remember having seen it in this size.
 Can't resist his smile ! ♥
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| A "Best Offer" poster + one new pic |
[Apr. 9th, 2013|07:12 am]
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I wanted to find this poster we already saw on some filmed interviews... Here it is ! Now, we just try to find it in a bigger size... or in real ! ;)

Click on this pic ↓ to have it MUCH bigger !
 I always loved men with flowers... so, this pic is really enjoyable for me ! =b |
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| Geoffrey's exhibition |
[Apr. 7th, 2013|11:11 am]
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Girls, our man will have the place of honour, one more time, at the Art Center Melbourne, from 6 July to 29 September.
Lauren, will you go and visit it ? ;)

The Extraordinary Shapes of Geoffrey Rush A fascinating exhibition celebrating one of Australia’s best-known and most-respected actors.
Geoffrey Rush has earned international acclaim throughout his prolific career on both stage and screen.This exhibition reflects on his many achievements to date and explores his ability to inhabit characters through a remarkable physical and verbal dexterity.
Featuring costumes, photographs, moving image and personal items, the exhibition highlights roles created by Geoffrey Rush in plays including Exit the King, The Diary of a Madman and The Importance of Being Earnest, and in films such as Shine, Quills, Pirates of the Caribbean and The King’s Speech.
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