Posted 4/11/08 11:08 am EST by Larry Carroll in News
She's one of Hollywood's fastest-rising actresses, an Oscar-nominee, and a major power player who has worked with the likes of Jodie Foster and Steve Carell. Now, with Hollywood's newest scandal focusing on her tragic separation from a longtime companion, Abigail Breslin has a question for the media and her fans alike.
Have you seen her doll?
"George was abducted...this is the sad truth," sighed the 11-year-old "Little Miss Sunshine" star. "It's very sad, and it's very upsetting." Read More...
Article by Jessica Goebel
Last year, at the tender age of ten, Abigail Breslin was nominated for Hollywood's highest honor. In the year that followed, Little Miss Sunshine became Little Miss Sought-After, with three films currently in the works.
"I'm doing a movie right now with Cameron Diaz," Breslin gushed, adding, "She's so nice and she's a lot of fun." Beyond praising her co-star, Breslin remained coy: "I don't know if I can say too much about it yet, but it's called 'My Sister's Keeper.'" Read More...
"Definitely, Maybe" has a lot of things going for it...the pretty looks and smart mouth of Ryan Reynolds, the cuteness of little Abigail Breslin, and the pure, unadulterated hotness of Rachel Weisz, Elizabeth Banks and Isla Fisher. Now we've got an exclusive look at the film, which finds Reynolds as an advertising executive chronicling his past relationships to his daughter (Breslin), as his marriage unravels. In the clip below, Summer (Weisz) interrogates Will (Reynolds) over a personal diary that he just returned.
Rodriguez does Jane Fonda redux, "Star Wars" flicks a no-go, Lohan gets naughty and more, in this edition of our daily linkification.
- Fans may have a bit longer to wait for "Sin City 2” as director Robert Rodriguez signs up for "Barbarella." (Hollywood Reporter)
- Hughes Brothers tackle "Book of Eli" about hero in post-apocalyptic America. Luke Perry sits by the phone. (Variety)
- Oh, well. Lucasfilm debunks rumors of future "Star Wars" movies. (MovieWeb)
- Jodie Foster and Abigail "Little Miss Sunshine" Breslin join Gerard Butler on "Nim's Island." (Hollywood Reporter)
- John Turturro to spin the tale of ballet's most famous works with "The Nutcracker: The Untold Story." (Variety)
- Hollywood finally tells the story behind World War I. "No Man's Land" coming from "Valkyrie" screenwriter Chris McQuarrie. (Variety)
- First image of Lindsay Lohan as a stripper for "I Know Who Killed Me." Something seems familiar... (People)
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