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Mark is in Toronto to promote his new film Foxcatcher (premiering tomorrow at 6pm) and he attended some parties last night. You can check pictures in our gallery:
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Mark Ruffalo’s grand prize winner, Richard, and his wife visited the set of The Avengers this month, and he was kind enough to tell us about his day! Read on!
It was a blast. We got to meet Mark and watch him film his final scene, some of it from actually on the set next to him. We also got to see some filming with Paul Bettany (Jarvis and the Vision), Elizabeth Olsen (Scarlet Witch), Aaron Johnson (Quicksilver), Aaron’s double doing some simulated super-speed running (since Aaron had hurt or broken his foot), and Iron Man’s double in full armor, which was cool.
A set photographer took pictures of us with Mark, us with Iron Man, and they did bring out one of the Captain America shields and Thor’s Hammer, Mjolnir, and they took a pic of my wife and I wielding them together. :)
Also, Joss Whedon was on set directing, so I got to meet and briefly talk with the creator of Firefly, which tickled both my wife and I. We saw craft services, and after choosing our meals, we were told that Mark was having the Set Chef cook us up some steaks, so we had to abandon the rest of the food, lol.
Mark sat down with us for a while after having us see the Avengers 2 trailer that had just been shown at Comic-Con. We talked a while about various topics. He is a very generous gentleman. We met his family, as they came in to get him that day; just fabulous, friendly people. He signed a poster and several photos.
The set visit was fanTASTic!
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Steve Carell, Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo all look like serious Oscar contenders for their work in the film that won Bennett Miller Cannes’ best director prize
Bennett Miller’s first two feature films, Capote (2005) and Moneyball (2011), were both nominated for the best picture Oscar. His third, Foxcatcher, has already garnered him the best director prize at May’s Cannes Film Festival. But if…
I have added the scans from the new issues of New York Magazine and Total Film. Thanks to Luciana and Claudia for those!
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Thanks to Luciana we’ve got HQ scans from Empire magazine October issue featuring The Avengers 2.
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I completed the photo coverage of Mark for the 2014 Emmy Awards. Enjoy them!
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Big congratulations to the cast of The Normal Heart for their win at the Emmys last night. I’ve added the first images of Mark during the event and will be adding more soon!
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Foxcatcher will Premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on Monday, September 8 at 6:00PM. Mark is also expected to attend the festival.
When we first meet Mark Schultz (Channing Tatum), he’s already on the far side of his career peak. Since winning the gold at the 1984 Olympics, his life has been reduced to a lonesome routine of training, enlivened only by the occasional speaking…
A 3-D film by Jean-Luc Godard, a hotly anticipated wrestling thriller by Bennett Miller and new works by the seasoned directors David Cronenberg and Mike Leigh are among the 30 films that will make up the main slate of this year’s New York Film Festival, the Film Society of Lincoln Center announced Wednesday.
Along with Mr. Godard’s “Goodbye to Language,” his 39th feature film, and Mr. Miller’s…
I have added a few more recent photoshoots to the photo gallery in the past few days.
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You might call August, 2014 a full-circle month for Mark Ruffalo. His performance as Ned Weeks in Ryan Murphy‘s HBO version of The Normal Heart earned one of that film’s astonishing 16 Emmy nominations, with the winners to be announced on Aug. 25. He’s eager to catch the Broadway revival of the 1996 stage play that launched his career, Kenneth Lonergan‘s This Is Our Youth, which begins on the…
Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton and Stanley Tucci are all in talks to star in Tom McCarthy’s “Spotlight,” which follows the Pulitzer Prize-winning Boston Globe journalists who exposed the Catholic Church’s decades-long cover-up of child molestation in Massachusetts, multiple individuals familiar with the prestige project have told TheWrap.
Ruffalo is nearing a deal to play Michael Rezendes, while…
in which Rico Rodriguez wins at interviewing Marvel stars at Comic Con (but that doesn’t mean his left boob is safe from Chris Evans, who also isn’t safe from RDJ’s hot towel) (1/?)
