Jennifer and Seraphina out and about in Santa Monica.
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- Candids October 20 2011
Angeleno fans of John Hughes’ 1980s coming-of-age favorite “The Breakfast Club” will have the opportunity to experience the tale a little differently Thursday night.
Filmmaker Jason Reitman (“Juno,” “Up in the Air”) will direct a live reading of the screenplay for the film as part of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s new film series, helping us wonder, once again, if Barry Manilow knows that Mr. Vernon raids his wardrobe.
Mindy Kaling, Patton Oswalt, Jennifer Garner and James Van Der Beek will be on hand to play the roles originated by Ally Sheedy’s goth girl, Anthony Michael Hall’s nerd, Molly Ringwald’s popular chick and Emilio Estevez’s jock, respectively, and give new life to the story of students bonding in the detention room at Shermer High. The actors will offer their interpretations on the classic lines, while Reitman will call out directions on the stage.
Reitman told 24 Frames that he was motivated to stage the unusual event because most filmgoers don’t get a chance to see how actors arrive at their characters. “It’s exciting to see a role developed from start to finish,” Reitman said.
And “The Breakfast Club,” he noted, particularly lends itself to the format. “It’s almost a play — even characters saying these great lines. It’s easy to imagine the scenes as you listen.”
LACMA’s film program has attempted several novel initiatives under new chief Elvis Mitchell. The curator told The Times recently that he wanted to expand the definition of a film series beyond simple screenings. He has high hopes for Reitman’s live-reading concept. “I think in some way [it] will change the way people look at movies,” Mitchell said. (By Wednesday, the reading was listed as sold out.)
And Reitman? He wants to, well, buy another Saturday. The directo aims to organize script reads from other films, with different casts, at LACMA in the coming months. That is, assuming Thursday’s idea succeeds. “I have no idea if it will work. It just seemed like a really interesting experiment,” he said. “If it doesn’t, I guess we’ll be a one-hit wonder.”
Source: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com
Jennifer Garner arrived at an office building in Santa Monica, California on October 19, 2011 for a possible business meeting.
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- Candids October 19 2011
We are thrilled to announce our Centerpiece Galas for this year’s AFI FEST are THE ARTIST (DIR Michel Hazanavicius), CARNAGE (DIR Roman Polanski), THE LADY (DIR Luc Besson), LAW OF DESIRE: An Evening with Pedro Almodóvar, MY WEEK WITH MARILYN (DIR Simon Curtis) and SHAME (DIR Steve McQueen). All galas will be presented in the historic Chinese Theatre.
AFI FEST’s Special Screenings section features BUTTER (DIR Jim Field Smith); CORIOLANUS (DIR Ralph Fiennes); I MELT WITH YOU (DIR Mark Pellington); INTO THE ABYSS (DIR Werner Herzog); JEFF, WHO LIVES AT HOME (DIR Jay Duplass, Mark Duplass); THE KID WITH A BIKE (DIR Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne); MELANCHOLIA (DIR Lars von Trier); MISS BALA (DIR Gerardo Naranjo, AFI Conservatory Class of 2001), Mexico’s foreign-language Oscar submission; PINA (DIR Wim Wenders), Germany’s foreign-language Oscar submission; RAMPART (DIR Oren Moverman) and WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN (DIR Lynne Ramsay).
For the third consecutive year, AFI FEST will continue its unprecedented offer of free tickets to all screenings. AFI FEST Patron Passes and the Special Screenings Pass – which ensure access to sold-out presentations and other high-demand films and events – are on sale now at AFI.com/AFIFEST.
Source: http://afi-afifest.tumblr.com/
Help save the arts at your local California distinguished school, West Hollywood Elementary. Our second Benefit with Friends is a star-studded grown-up evening of comedy and song featuring: JENNIFER GARNER (Alias, Valentine’s Day, Arthur), MIKE O’MALLEY (Glee; Yes, Dear; Parenthood), ROB MORROW (Northern Exposure, Numbers, The Whole Truth), RACHAEL HARRIS (Diary of a Wimpy Kid, The Hangover), VICKI LEWIS (News Radio, Finding Nemo), MICHAEL ARDEN, SAM HARRIS, ANDY KINDLER, MINDY STERLING and OWAIN YEOMAN. Plus West Hollywood Elementary’s very own star parents: JEAN LOUISA KELLY, RACHEL QUAINTANCE and GUY STEVENSON.
Doors open 6.30 (cocktails and dinner available for purchase). Show starts 7.30 sharp. Buy tickets ($75.00 each) at www.benefitwithfriends.com or at the door.
100% of proceeds go towards arts programs at West Hollywood Elementary School.
Source: http://westhollywood.patch.com
Jennifer keeps her baby bump warm as she picks up a hot drink in LA.
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- Candids October 18 2011
Jen takes her daughter Violet to Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt in Brentwood.
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- Candids October 12 2011
Jennifer took her daughters Violet and Seraphina and some friends spent their Sunday afternoon (October 9) at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
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- Candids October 9 2011