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New Star Wars: The Force Awakens Japenese international trailer --- WOW

Wow. You thought you were done with new Star Wars trailers after therecent, amazing one we just had? Think again. Disney has released an international cut of the trailer—one that is packed with new shots and dialogue.

The trailer, which you can see below, follows a similar thematic path as the recent teaser, but we get to hear more from Rey and how she’s waiting for her family. We get to see Kylo Ren’s controversial new lightsaber in action. There’s a glimpse of Leia and C-3PO, of gorgeous vistas and alien suns—and then Lupita Nyong’o’s Maz Kanata ends the trailer by saying “Hope is not lost today... it is found.” See for yourself!

There is a surprising amount of extra stuff in here, especially considering J.J. Abrams was very insistent on the previous trailer being the last new footage we’d see before the movie released. Naturally, we’ve broken down some of that new content for you into glorious gifs!

Rey checks out the wreckage of a ship on Jakku.

And enquires as to where BB-8—who is owned by Poe Dameron—came from, and teasingly mentions that she knows what it’s like to wait for her family. The question is... who’s the family? Han and Leia, like everyone thinks it is?

The shot of Rey speeding across Jakku is very Luke-and-the-binary-sunset-y, and we love it.

A busy Jakku market, and BB-8 dashes off as it spots something that gets the attention of Rey... and Finn, who’s joined her now! Presumably, BB-8’s seen the First Order making their arrival, as we’ve seen images of Finn and Rey being chased through a similar environment by Stormtroopers.

Speaking of gorgeous shots of alien suns, this one is also spectacular. TIEs at sunset!

Finn and Rey introduce themselves to each other on the Falcon. Wait, they go through all that without knowing each other’s names first?

It’s the Resistance Base! There’s Poe in the background, a brief shot of C-3PO, and PRINCESS GODDAMN LEIA. They look pretty concerned by something.

Leia’s not the only old face we get to see in the trailer. Chewbacca is here, and he’s here to BLOW SHIT UP. Presumably the exploding First Order bridge, which was in the last trailer, is just cut here for effect rather than being Chewie’s actual handiwork, but still.

On a forest world we’ve seen only glimpses of, Rey gets a close encounter with Kylo Ren’s flickering, spitting lightsaber. Careful Kylo, you’ll have someone’s eye out with that thing! There’s a few shots of his lightsaber in this trailer, and we have to say, this crossguard thing has grown on us. It looks menacing and awesome.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens is out December 18th.

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8 Bond Girls Dish on their 007 Experiences

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By Kristin Hunt

@kristin_hunt

What makes a Bond girl? She has to be beautiful. She also has to exude the sort of calm confidence that can unnerve a British super-spy who has notched his bedpost so many times that it’s basically just sawdust. And perhaps most important, she has to be say things like, “My name is Pussy Galore” with total conviction.

Monica Bellucci, Lea Seydoux, and Stephanie Sigman will become officially minted Bond girls this weekend, when Spectre hits screens. There’s already been a lot of buzz around them -- particularly Bellucci, who, at 51, is the oldest actress to play a Bond girl -- but we wanted to better understand what exactly these three women are getting themselves into. So we called up eight actresses from the franchise and compiled 13 rules that explain what it means to be a Bond girl. Turns out, the job comes with some unique hazards, like questionable treatment at premieres, near-drowning, and possible career death. But still, the eight women are all pretty grateful for their places in the 007 universe. And for Roger Moore’s emergency whiskey.

The Living Daylights | Eon Productions

Rule 1: Let Grace Jones be your spirit animal

Virginia Hey appeared as General Pushkin’s paramour Rubavitch in 1987’s The Living Daylights. Bond suspects Pushkin’s KGB men of targeting MI6 agents, but they’ve also been after his latest lady, a Czech cellist played by Maryam d'Abo.

Hey: I didn’t realize it at the time, but I was in the running for the lead role. [Producer] Barbara Broccoli came out of the back room while I was auditioning and said, “Oh Virginia, I’ve just been watching your audition and I really like you. You’ve got the perfect look for a lead role.” And I said, “What? For the lead role? Oh my God, I’m so glad I didn’t know. I would’ve been so nervous.” She said, “Well, don’t get too excited because unfortunately, you’re close to 6ft and [the part is] a very fragile cellist. However, we’d like to write you something. What would you like to play? Someone working on the good side or the bad side?” I said, “Oh my God, bad, of course.” Naturally! She laughed, and I said, “Can I have a great big gun and crawl across rooftops in a spandex jumpsuit?” Like Grace Jones did [in A View to a Kill]. She laughed and laughed. And she said, “Well I can’t promise you the gun and spandex jumpsuit and crawling across rooftops, but we will write you something.”

Live and Let Die | Eon Productions

Rule 2: Yield to the Hollywood hype machine

Jane Seymour appeared as Solitaire, the virginal tarot card reader who catches Bond’s eye while he’s tracking a New Orleans gangster, in 1973’s Live and Let Die.

Seymour: [After I got the part] I wasn’t allowed to tell anyone for two and a half weeks. And they had a famous photographer photograph me and make me look like I was the sexiest thing on the planet. He also had to write these articles about me, like a three-page thing for when it came out about how they’d searched the world and they’d found the sexiest woman alive. Of course I wasn’t at all, I was this very innocent 20-year-old. It was terribly embarrassing because he wrote things like I liked to run naked through long grass, which was printed and became the first of my many factoids: things I can’t get rid of that were published that have nothing to do with me. My father, being a rather practical OB-GYN, pointed out to me that if I ran naked through long grass, I would cut myself.

Diamonds Are Forever | Eon Productions

Rule 3: Kick Sean Connery in the nuts

Trina Parks was the first African-American actress to appear in any Bond film. She played a bodyguard named Thumper, whose partner was naturally Bambi, in 1971’s Diamonds Are Forever.

Parks: After Sean brings me down off the rock, and you know, I put my arms around him, like I’m flirting before I kick him in the groin. Well I was being very careful for a couple of takes, and then I remember Mr. Hamilton saying, “Trina, why are you being so soft?” Because they knew I had more strength. And I said, “Oh, well I didn’t want to hurt him.” [Director] Guy Hamilton starts laughing and says, “You know he has a cup on, right?” So then for the next couple shots after that, I really did it.

You Only Live Twice | Eon Productions

Rule 4: When not kicking Connery in the nuts, marvel at the man’s magnetism

Karin Dor played Helga Brandt, the “secretary” of a SPECTRE associate in 1967’s You Only Live Twice. She attempts to kill Bond, but when she fails, she’s dropped into a tank of piranhas.

Dor: I had never seen Connery in a picture before... but my agent was addicted to Connery. When we were watching him rehearsing, I thought, “I don’t think he’s so exciting.” I thought he was nothing to flip your wig over. And then they hit the clapboard and the cameras were rolling, and he was another man. He wouldn’t give everything in rehearsal, but when the cameras were on, he was unbelievable.

The Man with the Golden Gun | Eon Productions

Rule 5: Try not to sweat

Britt Ekland portrayed Mary Goodnight, Bond’s assistant in Bangkok, in 1974’s The Man with the Golden Gun.

Ekland: The only direction I ever had was that a Bond girl doesn’t sweat -- she glows.

Diamonds Are Forever | Eon Productions

Rule 6: Try not to drown

Trina Parks: The water scene probably wouldn’t be done today. We dive into the water, and Bond has to keep us down while the FBI people come running in and start talking. And we stayed underwater. It’s not like we got up, went to our dressing rooms, and they did another scene. We were underwater the whole time. Really! I was like, “Can’t you shoot them and then us?”

Live and Let Die | Eon Productions

Rule 7: Duck!

Jane Seymour: There was a scene where we were being shot at by machine guns. They came and said, “OK, you lie down here in the sand. This is where you have to be. It’s very important, it’s a close-up on you, which means you have to be exactly there and Roger [Moore] has to be exactly there.” So they placed me and said, “OK, action.” And all of a sudden, these explosives start detonating between my fingers [simulating bullet strikes]. They never told me the explosives were there between my fingers. I could’ve blown my hands off. And they fired a live machine gun within two feet of my ears from behind me. As Roger described it in his book, I literally buried my head in the sand like a bloody mole. Like, “Aaaah!” [Laughs] And then after that, we watched the movie and all the scenes where they were firing machine guns at us, whenever I’m moving from A to B, you can see my hands coming up to my ears to block out the noise.

Octopussy | Eon Productions

Rule 8: Find an ass double

Kristina Wayborn played Octopussy’s top soldier, Magda, in the eponymous 1983 film. After they sleep together, Bond famously asks her about her unusual tattoo.

Wayborn: When I did that insert in the bed -- that little Octopussy tattoo -- I had left. I wanted to go have fish & chips at the cafeteria. So I asked this one girl, “Hey, do you want to be my bum?” And she said, “Yeah! Yeah I do!” I said, “Have at it.” So when they pan down to that little tattoo, that’s not me. That was her and I was eating fish & chips.

Octopussy | Eon Productions

Rule 9: Follow Dr. Moore’s orders

Kristina Wayborn: I remember this maharaja’s palace where we stayed and I was on the top floor. Roger Moore and his wife Luisa were downstairs. I remember somebody was getting very ill from the water there, and that maybe they had to ship them off via ambulance, and so we were all deathly afraid that something was going to happen to us. I got up one morning and brushed my teeth, and kinda forgot. So I freaked out, and Roger and Luisa heard me downstairs. Roger came up in his robe with a big bottle of Jack Daniel's and said, “Oh darling, do gargle and swallow.” He was thinking he was disinfecting me or something.

The World Is Not Enough | Eon Productions

Rule 10: Make the most of the premiere party

Serena Scott Thomas portrayed Dr. Molly Warmflash, a physician who clears a badly injured Bond for duty after he seduces her into a doctor’s note, in 1999’s The World Is Not Enough.

Scott Thomas: They flew my husband and I out to London to the premiere of the movie, and it was done in the same style as the movie. The way the whole James Bond franchise is done -- just the utmost style and luxury. Everybody really dresses up for those premieres. It’s very fun. A lot of men are in black tie and the girls are wearing party dresses. It’s just an occasion. I think nowadays, everything’s so casual, it’s very refreshing when you go to an event like that. Maybe I’m just old-fashioned, but it’s just a lot of fun. And the party was incredible.
Jane Seymour: They didn’t provide a car for me to go to the premiere, so I just hired a local taxi service to take me. But of course, because it wasn’t a fancy limo, it couldn’t come anywhere near the theater to pick me up afterwards and get me to the party. So I was stranded. I eventually got to wherever the party was, and they put me at the worst table. They put me with the accountants in the back room. And then Roger Moore found me and said, “What the hell are you doing sitting here?” I said, “This is where they put me.” He was furious, and he brought me to where his table was. But I was not well looked-after, that was for sure. It was weird. You’d have thought that the leading lady of a Bond film would at least have a car to take her to the premiere and at least be given a table somewhere near where everyone else who made the movie was. But the accountants were very nice people.

Live and Let Die | Eon Productions

Rule 11: Prepare for the unexpected backlash

Before Bond becomes fixated on Jane Seymour’s Solitaire, he has a dalliance with CIA agent Rosie Carver (played by Gloria Hendry), his African-American colleague on the Caribbean expedition in Live and Let Die.

Gloria Hendry: I was definitely rejected, quite a bit. In various parts of the country they would blacken out my love scene. I mean, it was not the first time a woman of color kissed a Caucasian man in a movie. But for some strange reason, it wasn’t shown. I got all kinds of flack. Really. And it was a surprise.

Live and Let Die | Eon Productions

Rule 12: Be famous, then probably less famous

Gloria Hendry: I did have a flurry of interviews, and people asking me to donate my time to charities and fundraising. That all went on for a couple of years, but then when 1975 hit, everything seemed to come to a halt. Things stopped and it was like, what happened? And then from that point on, for the next 10 years, it was almost nothing. In the ‘80s, I tried to start again, but it was nothing like it was. So no, it has not helped my career. It helped my popularity. I’m all over the place. The fans still recognize me. You go on the Internet, you see me everywhere. It goes on for probably a hundred pages. But as far as financially, no, not at all.

Jane Seymour: There was one movie in particular that I remember that I was literally only turned down at the last minute. They wanted me, and I would’ve got the role, but the moment the director found out I’d been a Bond girl, he just said no. That did happen to me. But you know what? It was disappointing at the time, but no one mentions that movie anymore or anyone in it. They still mention Live and Let Die.
Trina Parks: For a while there I was getting recognized. Maybe more in LA than New York. But even when I moved to Palm Springs, people recognized me -- and that was in 2002! A bunch of retirees live there, so they all know the movie.

The Man with the Golden Gun | Eon Productions

Rule 13: Own the part

Britt Ekland: I have read that Monica Bellucci said she will not be called a Bond girl and at 51, I kind of agree with her. She might feel ridiculous being called a Bond girl. But in my mind, and in my experience, there are no Bond women. There are only Bond girls. Because that’s what we were. We were told to wear a bathing suit and look good. Adore the villain or, in my case, adore Bond. If we were to go back and deal with everything that was politically incorrect, we’d have no movie history, and that would be very, very sad.

Virginia Hey: I don’t think it exploited women at all, I think it just went along with the times, and in the ‘60s and ‘70s, women were perceived as sensual, healthy, beautiful, and sexual. Whereas now, in 2015, they’re sort of perceived as being more resourceful and more independent, almost more businesslike. More manlike. Which is a shame, actually. I wish that more women would be perceived as more sensual again, because women have a certain sexiness that’s so different from men’s.
Kristina Wayborn: Back in ‘60s, women were more eye candy. But I also think Bond films always have that strong woman. Even Ursula [Andress] in Dr. No, she was drop dead gorgeous, but she had an inner core, and inner strength. And in the movies that have followed, the women have become stronger and stronger. That’s a very good thing. I think we’ll see that in Spectre as well. I think we’ll see a lot more of Bond’s emotional side, as we did in Skyfall.

Epilogue: The next 007?

Serena Scott Thomas: How about a female James Bond? Jane Bond! That would be fun.

Gloria Hendry: I would definitely like to see them venture out, to continue to move forward, and grow more with the population. I think they know that. And hopefully, they are set on doing that for the next Bond. It would be wonderful to see someone in my hue. I would love to see that happen today.
THRILLIST: Have you heard the rumors about Idris Elba?
Hendry: Oh my God, are you kidding me? That would be incredible! Oh he’s so gorgeous. I would love it. Oh my God, are they thinking about him? Well, we are going to have prejudice. Because we always do, even in this modern time. But that would be fantastic.

Kristin Hunt is a staff writer for Thrillist, and might riot -- in a bad way -- if Damian Lewis is the next Bond. Follow her to Idris Elba support groups at @kristin_hunt.

Disney Has Just Announced ALL The Films It Will Be Releasing Over The Next Four Years

from: http://www.hellou.co.uk/

Disney movies have evolved a lot since we were little. 

The studio has announced all the movies that they’ll be releasing in the next few years, and we’re seeing a lot fewer princesses, and a lot more Marvel.

They’re also planning to make full use of their rights to the Lucas franchise, and will be releasing at least one Star Wars film a year. And, keeping our childhood favourites in mind, they’re also planning sequels and remakes to some of their greats…

1. The Good Dinosaur (27th November 2015) 

Hitting our screens in just a few weeks, The Good Dinosaur is Pixar’s latest film, and takes place in a universe in which dinosaurs didn’t go extinct, and co-exist alongside humans.

2. Star Wars: The Force Awakens (17th December 2015)

Set 30 years after Return of the Jedi, Star Wars: The Force Awakens is being tipped to beat Avatar as the highest grossing movie ever, especially after releasing an incredible trailer last week.

3. The Finest Hours (29th January 2016) 

Based on a true story, this dramatic movie sees the coast guard attempt a daring rescue after a pair of oil tankers are destroyed during a blizzard. Starring Chris Pine, it looks all set to be a winter winner.

4. Zootropolis (25th March 2016)

A more traditional Disney movie, in ‘zootopia’ there are no such things as humans – only selfie-taking animals. Jason Bateman and Idris Elba star as a fox and a rabbit who have to team up – despite being ‘natural enemies’ – to fight a conspiracy.

5. The Jungle Book (15th April 2016)

Again with the voice of Idris Elba, The Jungle Book is a live-action remake of the movie we loved so much as kids. Naturally, we’re very excited…

6. Captain America: Civil War (29th April 2016)

The next instalment from Marvel will pick up from where Age of Ultron left us. Apparently, Captain America (Chris Evans) will get into a fight with his ally Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.). Which can’t be good…

7. Alice Through the Looking Glass (27th May 2016) 

The sequel to the much loved Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland isn’t being directed by Tim Burton, but we’re still looking forward to seeing Johnny Depp dressed up as the Mad Hatter (who Alice will have to rescue) again.

8. The BFG (22nd July 2016) 

In a massive throwback to our childhood, Steven Spielberg is making a film of The BFG. Starring Bill Hader as the eponymous big friendly giant, we already have ‘high’ (because he’s tall…) hopes for this film.

9. Finding Dory (29th July 2016) 

We have literally been waiting for this film since Finding Nemo came out in 2003. Reuniting Dory with Marlin and Nemo, it will focus on the famously forgetful Dory trying to find answers about her past…

10. Pete’s Dragon (12th August 2016) 

While we’re too young to remember the original Pete’s Dragon, this remake looks like it’s going to be fun. It sees a young orphan – with the help of his pet dragon – run away from his abusive adopted parents.

11. Doctor Strange (28th October 2016) 

Benedict Cumberbatch fans will be pleased come October, when the brooding English actor will play Dr. Strange – an arrogant surgeon who is taught to fight evil after his career is destroyed.

12. Moana (2nd December 2016) 

Another traditional-looking Disney flick, this film will star Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson as a demi-god called Maui. We don’t know much about the plot, but apparently there will be singing.

13. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (16th December 2016) 

Almost exactly a year after the force awakens, we’ll get our next Star Wars hit. Spin-off ‘Rogue One’ will take place before the events of A New Hope, and see a group of rebel fighters try and stop the Death Star from being built. Guess we know how that’s gonna end…

14. Beauty and the Beast (17th March 2017) 

There’s already a lot of hype around this live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast, and starring Emma Watson and Dan Stevens as ‘beauty’ and ‘the beast’, we imagine that it’ll live up…

15. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (28th April 2017) 

After Guardians of the Galaxy was such a massive hit, we’re pretty annoyed they’re making us wait until 2017 for the next instalment. We don’t know much about the plot, but all the main cast are expected to remain.

16. Star Wars VIII (26th May 2017)

There are basically no details about the eighth episode of Star Wars, apart from its release date. Sorry.

17. Cars 3 (16th June 2017) 

Another Cars movie will hit our screens in 2017.

18. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (7th July 2017) 

The first Pirates of the Caribbean movie came out in 2003. Just 14 years later, the fifth movie will see both Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom return to fight yet more pirates.

19. Thor: Ragnarok (27th October 2017) 

Another one from the Marvel universe, while there aren’t too many details about this Hulk movie, we do know that Mark Ruffalo (aka The Hulk) will be in it. Interesting…

20. Coco (23rd November 2017) 

Another Disney film that’s actually for kids, Coco doesn’t have a cast yet, but will be based on Mexican festival Dia de los Muertos.

21. Avengers: Infinity War – Part One (27th April 2018)

The next Avengers film will be split into two parts, the first part of which will hit our screens in April 2018.

22. Black Panther (6th July 2018) 

We are getting well into the future now, but superhero fans will no doubt be excited to learn that the Marvel universe is getting a new one: Black Panther.

23. Toy Story 4 (13th July 2018) 

The fourth Toy Story looks like it’s going to be a love story between Woody and Bo Peep, after the gang apparently go in search of her after she is given away…

24. Avengers: Infinity War- Part Two (26th April 2019)

The second part of The Avengers Infinity War will come to us in 2019.

25. Inhumans (12th July 2019)

Disney have announced that all the way in 2019, they will be having a stab at Marvel’s version of the X-Men, and making a film about super-humans.

There are other Disney films in the works (more Star Wars sequels, as well as The Incredibles 2) that haven’t got a UK release date yet. And the studio has also announced – following the success of their live-action Cinderella remake – that they will be remaking four more of their classics.