Finally we can see the poster of Hairspray movie, but I gues it is simply an advance, it should be the teaser-poster of the movie, and it shows the middle-faces of everyone in the cast, the "hairspray" that everyone wears. And it says: "Who is who behind the do?" and it announces the date of release with the famous words that they have been promoting: "Get ready for something big July 20th!"

I have recognize I like the poster, full color. You can see the poster in a bigger size clicking the pic.

Thanks a lot Marla for posting it at the Pforum.

The cast of Hairspray movie will be featured in the new issue of People magazine, -April 2, 2007- in an article dedicated to the latest ShoWest 2007.

You can see the full picture and the text joined to it at Magazines Gallery clicking here. And the single shoot in a bigger size at ShoWest 2007 in Red Carpet Gallery.

It has been upload to the Official Hairspray Blog. Thanks Juanita for the info.

Such it was announced yesterday by Neil Gaiman, the Official Trailer of Stardust has finally been released at Yahoo!Movies. Whether we could see the first images of the movie in that false-teaser-trailer and really it was good, now you can see the whole trailer with new images in High Definition clicking here where you can choose between three size-resolutions or in a small screen clicking here.

Well, I guess the look alikes with the Gollum of LOTR will go out soon
( referred to the make-up)

And you can see the Trailer captures here.

A site in the net launches a poster with the single image of Michelle as the official poster of Stardust, but actually it is not

Well, the truth is the poster is nice, but it is evident that it is not the official poster. You can see it in a bigger version clicking on the picture on the right, I've added it to the Posters Gallery at Stardust Subweb as "Fan-art"

I guess the main poster should have to all the main actors in the film, remember The Lord Of The Rings posters, The Chronicles of Narnia... etc, and the art of Stardust may be in that line. On the other hand I guess, like all the greatest productions, that Paramount will launch individual posters, i.d., they will design posters for every single actor, like Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribean... etc

About this poster, I guess the webmaster should think that wheter in his site appeared the first poster of the movie, he would receive a lot of visitors and a lot of people would visit the site... and the truth is that he has got it, because all people talks about it, forums, chats, blogs and many sites which are waiting any new news like us.

On the other hand, when PfeifferTheFace.com uploaded that famous article from a Spanish Magazine, Metropolis (October 8, 2006), with the first images of the movie it was a great great great success for this site because many sites taken the images and they linked to The Face, that day we got a lot a lot visitors, even that pictures were cut and publised in several sites, even they are in bad quality.

So I understand that every webmaster want the success and many of them invent new stuff to get new visitors, it is understandble, the same has happened with the Russian trailer...

On the other hand, according to Neil Gaiman in his Journal, the real trailer of the movie will go live at Yahoo! Movies at midday us pacific time on friday. Finally!!

Thanks a lot my brother Bond and Juanita for the infos!

Yesterday it was launched the Official site of Stardust, we have waited long time, and I have to say that it is nice. You can see it cliking here.

Well, although I feel happy for it because it is a new step for the upcoming news about Michelle Peiffer and her three new movies, I have to say that this Official site is poor. I explain: seeing all the long time that we have had to wait to see it, it have nothing "special", well, five pictures (we already knew), five wallpapers (idem), a simple Synopsis, a simple list of filmmakers, and simply list with cast (and whitout pic)... I feel actually a little disappointment. But what is the new in this site? the background??...

I don't know if i feel so because maybe I'm not in my best frame of mind... or I don't know... any way the news is here.
Thanks Juanita for the info

On the other hand the famous "unofficial" teaser trailer of Stardust has been removed of YouTube and the Russian site. I guess that Paramount has asked to cancelled from any site where it could be seen. Well, maybe if they had launched the official in time, nobody had have to create a new alternative.

Definitely I'll come crazy!! Whether a few minutes before I'was uploading the new clip of the Stardust as the new Teasr-Trailer, now Neil Gaiman tells in his Journal web that it is false and he wonders how the Russian site, Kino-Express, was been able to get the images, and he announces the true Trailer could be ready very soon:

"I just looked at it -- it's not an actual trailer, and it seems to be a bunch of shots cobbled together from unfinished CGI footage and has some Pirates of the Caribbean music on it, and I'm not sure who did it or for what, and it honestly isn't something I'd feel good about linking to and saying "This is a Stardust Trailer". So I won't. It should take you a second or two to find it with a google if you go looking for it. It's possible this might encourage Paramount to bring the real trailer out a week or two earlier than they were going to, but I believe the trailer will be out in the next three weeks anyway."

Well, could be it a campaign of marketing or simply the clips were stolen?... it is very rare rare rare... ;-P Anyway we've had a little approximation of that the performance of our dear Michelle will be!

Thanks Juanita for the info!

What a week that we've taken! Now we can already watch an advance of the trailer of Stardust, It is the first images of the film. It has been upload to a Russian site, Kino-express, so the video is subtitled in Russian. You can see the teaser-trailer clicking here.

Here had been the trailer from YouTube.

On the other hand, Moriarty from Ain't it Cool News web comments this little advance-trailer: "This certainly is not what any real trailer’s going to look like, but it seems to be a quick promotional reel that shows just a hint of the main story set-up, and then a quick barrage of imagery.

And, no, I don’t know why something like this pops up on a Russian site when Paramount hasn’t even cut a domestic trailer or finalized a poster design for the film yet. At the moment, they’re still trying to figure out how to advertise it without calling it a “fairy tale” (which it is) or comparing it to THE PRINCESS BRIDE (a beloved classic that didn’t make a ton of money in the theater), something which appears to have sent their marketing department into a state of near-paralysis."

Thanks Juanita and Dennis for the infos and the video.

Hi pfriends and pfans! Here you can watch the video of the interview of Michelle Pfeiffer in the presentationof Hairspray at ShoWest 2007 who sat down with “Extra” which interview her to discuss the movie that brought her back.

Click the image to watch the video

Besides you can read the interview and watch the video of the the interview at ExtraTV.com.

Thanks Juanita for the info.

Quint from Ain't It Cool News web publishes the first reviews about the footage of Hairspray and reports the New Line’s big presentation on ShoWest 2007. You can read his whole article clicking here.

And here you can read some parts of it:

"I must be crazy because the trailer for Hairspray, the teaser that’s online, didn’t do a goddamn thing for me. The pictures of Travolta in a fat suit didn’t do a goddamn thing for me. In fact, I thought he looked ridiculous and creepy. All that didn’t work for me, but the nearly 10 minutes they showed at ShoWest completely turned me around. I was laughing, nodding my head along with the music and had a big, goofy grin on my face, I’m sure. Am I crazy to think Hairspray might not just be good, but a movie I really, really like? Maybe it was the atmosphere. Could be that. They had tons of food, which sucked for me because I didn’t expect it and had just dropped $16 on a buffet. They had giant canisters of hairspray, easily 20-30 feet high, all around the room. The inflated canisters even had fog machines in the nozzle that would randomly spray out. On top of that, they had a whole late ‘50s/early ‘60s theme going on, with the DJ spinning great oldies. The front of the ballroom was decked out like a ’50s TV dance party set, complete with of the era giant cameras.

They started the footage, which was essentially a big collection of the musical numbers. [...] Right away, the colors popped. The reds bright, the yellows bright, but it still looked like a film, not like a spoof. [...] The footage started off with a tune called GOOD MORNING, BALTIMORE, sung by the plump and bubbly Tracy Turnblad (Nicole Blonsky). She’s great. She’s very natural in front of the camera, confident in herself and just plain cute. Near the end of the number, the screen goes dark and a spotlight illuminates, shining on Nicole Blonsky, continuing the song live and in person. This happened a few more times: James Marsden, Zac Efron, Elijah Kelley [...] The topper was Queen Latifah continuing my favorite clip from the flick [...] I didn’t see Christopher Walken sing and dance, but he did come out with the entire cast, including Travolta, Michelle Pfeiffer, all the kids and director Adam Shankman.

I really can’t believe I liked this footage. I was actually kind of dreading coming out to this event, but it has become one of my favorites of ShoWest so far. I know you won’t believe me. I understand. I wouldn’t believe me, either, before seeing this footage. The movie could still not work, but the musical numbers are great and shot well. It’s got an overall quirky smiley feeling. There’s lots of energy in the footage. [...]"

And on the other hand, Entertainment Weekly reports about the presentation party too (you can read the whole article clicking here):

"Finally, last night, New Line threw a party in honor of its big summer musical, Hairspray. The crowd roared as it soaked in a series of musical numbers performed both in a handful of clips from the film and onstage by the likes of Zac Efron, James Marsden, and Queen Latifah. They were joined in a final bow by their director, Adam Shankman, and fellow stars Nikki Blonsky, Christopher Walken, Michelle Pfeiffer, Brittany Snow, Elijah Kelley, Allison Janney, and John Travolta. And, boy, I can't remember any other ShoWest crowd going wilder than when this one caught a glimpse of Travolta all dolled up in drag as the corpulent mama Edna Turnblad. "I was very excited about that," the star told me after the event, which was the first time a large audience got to see what he had cooked up. "My choices seemed to work, and I seemed to pull off what I was hoping I could pull off: I was hoping to do it as a woman, not as a man doing a woman." His costar Pfeiffer (a fellow Grease movie vet!), meanwhile, seemed thrilled as well, if a little befuddled by the whole Vegas experience. "I forgot where I was," she laughed backstage, while staring in shocked awe at her seat, the tackiest white-velvet sofa in the history of the world. "Honest to God, I forgot where I was for a minute! I forgot where I was. I'm in Vegas." Funny, Michelle. But, hey, have you got any ChapStick?"

Thanks Dennis & Juanita for the infos.

Yesterday, Wednesday, March 14 at 7:45pm, New Line Cinema launched Hairspray the movie in a event titled "Something Big Is Coming!" in the ShoWest convention in Las Vegas.

The presentation was supported by the cast members who possed for the photographers, among them, Michelle Pfeiffer (beautiful with her long hair!), John Travolta, Queen Latifah, Christopher Walken, Allison Janney, Nikki Blonsky, Zac Efron, Brittany Snow, James Marsden, Elijah Kelley and the movie director Adam Shankman.

On the other hand, Stardust has been in the convention too, the past March 12, Paramount had a hard act to follow, but they made up for Sony's screening of trailers and footage with an extensive collage running down all of their movies in the works, cut together especially for international exhibitors, and it did include a couple first looks at movies that are a ways off showing bits and pieces from upcoming movies like Will Ferrell's Blades of Glory, Disturbia and Stardust,

ShoWest (now in its 33rd year) is the most prestigious and longest running event exclusively for the cinema exhibition and distribution community. In this competitive landscape for market-share, theatre owners and operators need to know about the latest products and services, the newest technologies, industry happenings and upcoming films. That's why, every year, over 5,000 motion picture industry professionals make ShoWest their "must-attend" event.

Watch the gallery of the event clicking here

Thanks Juanita & Dennis for the infos and Sean for the wonderful pictures
Sources: ShoWest.com, ComingSoon.net and Yahoo! News.

Hi Pfriends, the waited teaser poster of Hairspray has been launched. It has not images about the movie, only the names of the actors and actresses, but it is good with its retro-style.

Also on the other hand we can see the name of Michelle Pfeiffer on the second place, only behind of John Travolta name.

I've upload it to Hairspray Poster Gallery, go and see it in a better quality.

Thanks a lot Ericfo for the info! ;-)

The Israeli band The Homesicks launches a new EP, named "Modes of Production" which holds several pearls. One of them is the secong song, "Michelle," which was probably designed as the catchy hit, is more upbeat (the band members explained they wrote it in protest of the parts that Michelle Pfeiffer chose to play in her recent movies…), a sort of cute lollypop with nice harmonies.

The Homesicks are: singer, guitarist, and lead writer Haim Cohen; Gal Hermoni on keyboards; Omri Greenfeld, bass; drumer Yoav Lahav; and Tamar Afek, the female singer and guitar player who left after the album was cut and was replaced by Billy Levi. The band members are mostly students and their neo-Marxist views are clearly accented (as in the EP lyrics and title, for example).

Source: Ynetnews.com

According EW.com, The New York Times recently published a freaky-compelling photo gallery of regular folks' celebrity-likeness tattoos (click here to see it) — everything from a silver-haired Bob Barker with the tagline "Come on Down" to a haunting, open-mouthed Alice Cooper. There's also in-character sketches, like Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman, and a chillingly accurate Jack Nicholson breaking through the bathroom tour in The Shining.

Anyhow, while you ponder the question of why anyone would want to permanently mark their arm with a tuxedoed Tony Danza, ask yourself this question: If you were forced at gunpoint to tattoo a stars visage onto your body, who would it be, and where would you put it?... A question you can answer in the new Forum!

Well guys, I have a conffession to do to all you: maybe I'm crazy or a freak, but the tatoo in my arm says "Michelle Pfeiffer", but it is in Chinesse, four chinesse letters. My brother Bond sent me the image for the tatoo... if you want to see it, well, I'll post it in the forum. ;-)

Hi pfans & pfriends! The Pforum for Pfans is already online!! Enter and register your account now!

I'm so so glad for the Forum, a lot of time ago I whished to get one, Actually it is a dream come true for me! I know we will enjoy on it now!! I think it can be a great entertainment and talking about our dear Michelle!! All you are invited!

I'd like to thank to Bond for the main-picture on the Forum, taken out of Gorgeous Pfeiffer. Thanks brother! ;-)

My brother web, Bond's Gorgeous Pfeiffer, has already got the March issue of Allure Magazine with Michelle Pfeiffer on the cover and a wonderful article where "Michelle talks openly about the positives and negatives of being beautiful." the article comes enclosed with a wonderful pictures by Michael Thompson (who had already shooted her in the past Allure August 2000 issue) and other pictures on her career.

I hope get soon the magazine to scan and publish it here.
You can see the whole article at Gorgeous Pfeiffer. Thanks a lot Bond! You are the best! ;-)

New York Daily News web publishes an advance of the article of Allure magazine March issue and a picture of the shoot session by Michael Thompson, it says:

Pfeiffer: Don't hate me because I'm beautiful

Michelle Pfeiffer in the latest issue of Allure magazine.
Michelle Pfeiffer might be closing in on 50, but you wouldn't know it from the new issue of Allure magazine.
The actress is as gorgeous as ever - and she talks about how her beauty has been as much a curse as a blessing.
In an interview with Judy Bacharach, Pfeiffer recalls the heat she took for playing a frowsy waitress opposite Al Pacino in the 1991 film "Frankie and Johnny."
"That was one of our biggest criticisms: that you couldn't believe me in the part," she said. "And my argument is always, 'You know everyone can be damaged. And pretty people can be just as damaged as ugly people or fat people.'"
"It was harder for me to get a good part. When I went into an audition, I had to be better because I was beautiful."

Pfeiffer turns 49 in April and though she appears untouched by the ravages of time, she does note that roles for women in the over-40 category are scarce.

Read the complete article clicking here.

According Hollywood Reported from Paris: As the Berlin International Film Festival winds down, attention is beginning to focus on the Cannes Film Festival, which kicks off May 16.

After the poor reception given to last year's opener "The Da Vinci Code," pressure is on to find a more crowd-pleasing title for the 60th edition. One option is the hugely ambitious documentary "Earth," which offers a dazzling look at natural life on the planet. A more conventional contender is "Ocean's Thirteen" from Palme d'Or winner Steven Soderbergh. That would allow for a top-flight red-carpet gala given that the all-star cast is headed by George Clooney, Matt Damon, Brad Pitt and Al Pacino.

Although it is too early for titles to have received any locked-down slots, artistic director Thierry Fremaux looks to have a good choice of titles from the U.S. and France.

Among the former is Cannes golden boy Quentin Tarantino's exploitation double-feature "Grind House," co-directed with Robert Rodriguez. "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End" is one possibility for an out of competition slot. The fantasy adventure "Stardust," starring Claire Danes, Robert De Niro and Michelle Pfeiffer, also might show up. "Spider-Man 3" is thought unlikely because it bows in the U.S. on May 4 ahead of the festival. Despite early speculation that DreamWorks' "Shrek the Third" would make the trip -- following in the footsteps of its predecessors -- the odds seem to be lengthening.

This week we can see to Michelle in two clippings in mazines:

One of them is in US Weekly, a small clipping where it is advanced the new cover of Allure magazine for March, Michelle Pfeiffer shooted by Michael Thompson, who had already photographed her several times, one of them the last cover of Allure in August 2000. Michelle appears really beautiful on the cover (I think, of course) and she wears a look kinda 70's and dressed by Oscar de la Renta. You can read the small article cliking here.

And the second one has been published in the magazine InTouch, the article is dedicated to "the hottest movies not to miss" and I Could Never Be Your Woman is one of them. The part of this movie is titled "The new Demi and Ashton?" and you can read the article clicking here.

I'd love to thank Marla from OPAL for sending us this wonderful clippings!

Well... I don't know what is that I must think about the release of I Could Never Be Your Woman.

How many differentent dates of release have got this movie?... well, now a new one: according Boxofficemojo.com it will be launched in June 15, and in a wide release... but they mark the Distributor as "unknown".

Could have the iniciative of Marla helped? Anyway thanks Marla and your eagerness!

Thanks Juanita for the info.

Well, finally it could be that I Could Never Be Your Woman is launched in April 6, 2007, although it won't a wide release, but itl will be released at 1.200 cinemas. I guess it will be the most important USA cities. All this according Boxofficemojo.com and Comingsoon.net.

On the other hand it will have to compete with other seven great films in wide release, including the new Tarantino Grind House, the drama The Hoax by Lasse Hallstrom with Richard Gere and Alfred Molina; the fantasy-comedy Penelope with Christina Ricci and Reese Witherspoon... among others

Thanks Juanita for the info

According Entertainment Weekly magazine of this week issue there is an article about five stars hoping to jump start their careers in 2007 and Michelle Pfeiffer is one of them. This is they says in the article:

This is a pivotal year for the 48-year-old Oscar nominee, who hasn't been seen since 2002's White Oleander: She'll play an evil witch in the sci-fi fantasy Stardust (out July 27), a stage mother in a film based on the Broadway musical Hairspray (out July 20), and a mom who falls for a younger man (Paul Rudd) in the romantic comedy I Could Never Been Your Woman. But her comeback is off to a slightly rocky start: Woman, which was slated by MGM to hit theaters in March, has been pulled from the release schedule. (The studio declined comment, but financier Bauer Martinez says they will release Woman this June). Fortunately for Pfeiffer, public goodwill may yet revitalize her career. Says Stardust producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura, "When [test audiences] see the movie, they say, 'It's so great to have her back!'"

So we have to wait if this information is true... Here you can see the article sent by Juanita, click on the thumbnail..

I've just visited Gorgeous Pfeiffer and OPAL (Marla's site) and I've read the petition the support the wide release of ICNBYW, and of course PfeifferTheFace.com adds to the call (at the moment we are 14, we need your signs).

The ICNBYW wide release Petition to Distributors has been created by Michelle Pfeifer Pfans and written by Emjay Kay. So from here I request your time (it will be just 2 minutes) to sign and support this iniciative:

"This is a petition stating that the film "I Could Never Be Your Woman" should have wide release and not just limited release. Since the film's announcement, there has been a lot of excitement as to the return of Michelle Pfeiffer, and anticipation of yet another great Amy Heckerling film. This film deserves the attention of wide release for as much as a viewing audience as any other film. Signers of this petition are in support of "I Could Never Be Your Woman" having wide release - and guarentees a ticket to be bought for this film."

Click the image

According Neil Gaiman's Journal, Paramount have decided to change direction on their Stardust website at www.stardustmovie.com. Which means the website will take a bit longer to come out, and be a bit different when it does.

Meanwhile they've had a finished version of the early website ready to go for some weeks, containing a few video interviews with Gaiman, some answers to Stardust questions, Stardust wallpapers to download (also with Michelle Pfeiffer!!) and even a do it yourself Charles Vess colouring thing.

This early version has been hosted in Gaiman's Journal for a limited time and you can see at: www.neilgaiman.com/stardust.

According Boxofficemojo.com now Stardust come back to delay the release date to August 10, 2007, the last time it was delayed to July 27.

It will compete on the box-office with the TV cartoon comedy Bratz and the New Line action comedy Rush Hour 3 starring by Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker.

Thanks Juanita for the info.

MGM is re-releasing today The Fabulous Baker Boys on DVD in the US and Canada into a new image-cover.

Sadly the Dvd haven't new features, you can get just Available Subtitles: English, Spanish and Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono), French (Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono).

Really I think the best of this new edition is the new cover which was shooted by Herb Ritts.

Thanks Juanita for the info.

Michelle Pfeiffer attended the opening of the Center for the Intrepid and additions to the Fischer House facilities to treat soldiers wounded in combat at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas.

With her also they were her husband David E Kelley and her son John Henry.

It means the first event which is attended by Michelle since two years ago, when she attended The Fashion Group International's 21st Annual Night Of Stars to support her friend Giorgio Armani!

You can see the three pictures of the event at Red Carpet Gallery in the Opening for the Center For The Intrepid section.

Thanks Juanita for the info and the pics.

According ComingSoon.net, I Could Never Be Your Woman is now slated for a Feb 16th limited release, and the new distributor will be Freestyle Releasings.

Juanita, one faithful colaborators of this site, says that if that's the case, then this movie is screwed even more than before. feb 16th is right around the corner, and there is no new trailer, no tv spots, no poster, no publicity from the stars, etc.

I don't know the distributor, but according Juanita it isn't good at all. the distributor only releases films in very few cities, and then they go quickly to DVD.

So today it is a sad news again! More info in ComingSoon.net.
Thanks Juanita for the info.

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced the release of To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday for the 15th of January, priced at around £12.99. The disc will feature an anamorphic widescreen (1.85:1) transfer and Dolby Digital 5.0 audio, but no bonus material will be present on the disc.

So finally To Gilliam on Her 37th Birthday has