Last Monday, 15th of February, it was the 25 anniversary of the release of Into The Night (1985 – it would arrive to Europe through May), the movie directed by John Landis, and starring Jeff Goldblum and Michelle Pfeiffer. The film is notable for a large number of cameo appearances made by various celebrities, filmmakers and directors, including Landis himself, David Cronenberg, Jonathan Demme, Lawrence Kasdan, Roger Vadim, Paul Mazursky, Amy Heckerling, Carl Perkins, and David Bowie.

Ed Orkin (Jeff Goldblum) is an ordinary guy with insomnia, has a very boring …

It’s Valentine’s Day time!!

LOVE is one of the main themes along Michelle Pfeiffer’s career. The actress has played parts in romantic movies and its variations such as comedies, dramas and fantasy. Pfeiffer has fallen in love in several movies, here a look around the best LOVE STORIES she has lived on the screen, a right list of romantic movies to see the Valentines’s Day… afternoon… alone or accompanied:
Falling In Love Again (1979)
Tagline: “Remember how you loved each other?”
Genre: Romantic Drama

Also known as In Love, Falling in Love Again marks the …

Our pfriend and pfan Tim lets’ know his actual thoughts about the current position of Michelle Pfeiffer as a star and actress. It has been the answer to the answers-thread of last entry in PfeifferTheFace, “Michelle Pfeiffer on the “alternative” cover of Fotogramas magazine!!”.

It’s the thought of a pfan, so it must be respected!… I, as a pfan, am agree with Tim in the most of his whole post, but I can understand that wholehearted pfans couldn’t.
You know, they’re right though. She’s not famous anymore. She’s not on anyone’s radar. …

Spanish pfans know that Fotogramas is the main magazine dedicated to cinema in Spain, that it could be considerated as the Bible of films for Spanish people and besides one of the most important circulation magazines.
In 1996, in a readers poll made for the magazine to pick the most loved actors and actresses, Michelle Pfeiffer got the first place of the list, following Susan Sarandon, Emma Thopmson, Juliette Binoche and Jodie Foster…
Now, with the upcoming launch of Chéri in Spain, I wrote a letter to the editorial staff to ask …

Today, the after-day of the celebratiom of the 2010 Golden Globe Awards and looking forward the announcement of the Academy Awards the upcoming 2sd of February (although pfans know the nomination for Michelle Pfeiffer in Chéri if very improbable, we don’t lose the expectations yet)… a new and interesting article about the 1989 Academy Awards has come to PfeifferTheFace.
Enmanuel Levy writes, in his site Cinema 24/7 dedicated to the movies, about the race for the Oscar between Jessica Tandy and Michelle Pfeiffer. Don’t miss this interesting column you can find …

PfeifferTheFace has received a lovely letter written by Lola, a 13 years old pfan, who discovered her pfandom with this site!! I’d like to share with you all her nice words! Isn’t it touching?… at least for me.. it is! ;-)

Dear Fran,
Thank you so much, I love Michelle Pfeiffer. She is my number 1 idol, I aspire to her soo much she’s amazing, and I owe it all to you. I became a pfan of Michelle when I was 9 years old, at the time I was a fan of …

Finally I’ve been able to watch Chéri!
Yeah!! Perhaps I’m the only pfan in the world who had not seen the movie. Until now I had refused because I wanted watch the movie on a big screen only, so I did finally it yesterday! I’ve been tempted to see the movie on my computer downloading the movie from the net (it’s available in a thousand sites!) or buying it from UK or France. But I was sure I preferred to wait. This movie deserved be watched in a cinema, so I …

Last January 7th was finally closed the poll to choose the favorite Michelle Pfeiffer’s kiss in a movie, started on November 4th. The poll was enclosed with a video to remind every kiss [you can refresh it here].

The poll has had a total of 177 votes, and the winner kiss has been the Michelle Pfeiffer & Michael Keaton’s one in Batman Returns (1992) with the 41% of the votes. But it’s actually a shared kiss since Pfeiffer and Keaton gets these three significant kisses in the movie: the meeting on …

This (past) year thanks to the World release of Cheri, pfans have been able to delight to ourselves with every new public appearance of Michelle Pfeiffer, every event where the actress is attending is a real party for we all. Now, when 2009 has finished and we are expecting her upcoming red carpet -it will be on Tuesday, January 5 at the 21st annual Palm Springs International Film Festival where Pfeiffer will present the Desert Palm Achievement Award to Jeff Bridges-, I’d like to do a look around her public …

I really feel so proud when I get letters written by pfans thanking the work of PfeifferTheFace! Chelsea, a very young pfan, has sent us this touching letter telling us how she discovered her pfandom and became a pfan! The story is really worth it!… And of course, thanks a lot for the sweet words dedicated to the site and the faithful daily visit!!! ;-)
THANKS!!!

Dear Fran,
I just wanted to say that I really appreciate your work. I took notice of Michelle a long time ago when I was about 8 …

I hope the best for you and the yours!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS! ;-)

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Dear Pfans,
It’s time of Christmas, the year is coming to the end… and we all, pfans, pfriends and visitors have lived an intense year following time by time the steps of Michelle Pfeiffer, I think that like an evaluation, it has been a nice year!

Remember this last year in which we’ve watched her in the 15th SAG Awards and discovered her new haircut (!!), we’ve attended alongside Michelle the 59th Berlin Film Festival to present Cheri and we listened her defending her movie in front of the international press… also …

Sadly Michelle hasn’t got the hoped nomination at the Golden Globes this year… so we will have to wait for it. Now I’d like to do a walk around the attendances of Pfeiffer to the Golden Globes along these years:
Michelle Pfeiffer has walked the red carpet for the Golden Globe Awards several times. The first five ones because she got a nomination for the Best Actress and the rest because she has been supporting her husband David E Kelley nominated for his TV Shows.

Now I’d like to remember every one …

It could seem that Michelle Pfeiffer is fan of Marilyn Monroe. Pfeiffer has looked like the classic actress several times, and I’d like to have a look around these portraits:

In October 1991, during a photographic session with Herb Ritts for Vogue magazine (USA), she was protrayed like Marilyn, altough actually Pfeiffer looked for a resemblance to Maggie from “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” (played by Elizabeth Taylor in the movie), the result is definitely a la Marilyn! It was one of the six wildly different characters which Pfeiffer picked …

On 5th of December, 1981 Michelle Pfeiffer was aired on TV in one of her first great performances, the movie The Children Nobody Wanted was released on CBS as one of the Christmas movies of the week. Review started to notice about Michelle, John J. O’Connor, film critic of The New York Times, already wrote about the actress, “the cast, directed by Richard Michaels, is quite good. [...] Michelle Pfeiffer’s Jennifer is thoroughly captivating.”
So today, honoring the 28 years since its launch I’d like share with you all five clips …