I added some outtakes from some photo shoots we were missing:
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PHOTO SHOOTS > Set 17
PHOTO SHOOTS > Set 18
PHOTO SHOOTS > Set 19
Channing took home the Choice Actor in a Movie surf board at the Teen Choice Awards! I added pictures of Channing and Jenna being cute at the show:
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APPEARANCES > Appearances From 2010 > 2010 Teen Choice Awards
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I added candids of Channing and Jenna shopping on Sunday:
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CANDIDS > Candid Photos 2010 > Shopping at La Maison de Fashion – 7/25/10
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I added candids of Channing and Jenna relaxing on an Italian beach earlier today:
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CANDIDS > Candid Photos 2010 > Relaxing on the Beach – 7/16/10
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I added pictures of Channing out last night and earlier today at a few new events in Italy:
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APPEARANCES > Appearances From 2010 > Belstaff Hosts Ischia Global Film & Music Fest 2010 Opening Dinner
APPEARANCES > Appearances From 2010 > Ischia Global Film & Music Fest 2010 – Day 2
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I added candids of Channing at LAX Airport a few days ago:
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CANDIDS > Candid Photos 2010 > LAX Airport – 7/01/10
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So you remember how after Titanic grossed the GDP of a small island nation, everyone began wondering if Hollywood could find the “next” historical romantic epic to captivate the world starring a puppy-dog-eyed man-boy and an impossibly beautiful British actress speaking in an American accent? And then Hollywood tried, and it was called Pearl Harbor, and it was an interminably long and cloying disaster even when Michael Bay wasn’t busy blowing things up?
Here’s hoping Ion avoids that same pitfall. News came out today that Channing Tatum is attached to star in the new sci-fi romantic epic that’s apparently given Hollywood Avatar fever, to the point where The Hollywood Reporter story about the casting news speculatively called Ion the “next Avatar?” in its headline. Ridley and Tony Scott are both attached to produce the film, which “revolves around a man who travels to different Earths and dimensions in order to find his reincarnated lover.” Screenwriter Will Dunn reportedly tried last year to sell Ion to studios to no avail, but now that Avatar has grossed the GDP of a medium-sized island nation, suddenly those same studios — including Avatar‘s own Fox, which is in the lead to pick up Ion — have decided sweeping sci-fi romantic epics are good business after all.
That is, of course, until the next sweeping sci-fi romantic epic doesn’t quite meet expectations at the box office. Which isn’t to say Ion would be that film, but just that perhaps the reason audiences worldwide were so captivated by Avatar wasn’t that it was a sweeping sci-fi romantic epic per se, but a visually stunning and emotionally involving cinematic experience that they’d never had before. Maybe finding the next that, whether it’s sci-fi or period western, should be the priority. Am I crazy, Popwatchers? Tell me I’m crazy — it wouldn’t be the first time.