5 MARCH 2010.- NOMINEE'S NIGHT
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7 MARCH 2010.- MEL GIBSON WON'T ATTEND ACADEMY AWARDS 
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Source: RadarOnline
Director/actor Mel Gibson and his lady love, Russian singer Oksana Grigorieva, walked the red carpet Thursday night at a pre-Oscar bash, and exclusively told RadarOnline.com that he’s skipping Sunday’s Academy Awards and watching it at home- naked!
We caught up with Mel, who was in an unusually playful mood, at The Hollywood Reporter’s first Nominee’s Night at Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s home in Los Angeles.
While everyone else is wondering what to wear, Mel told us he had other plans for Oscar night, “I’m not wearing anything,” he quipped.
We were surprised to learn that Mel, a two-time Oscar winner, is not attending Sunday's Academy Awards. “I plan on laying in front of my TV set probably wearing my birthday suit.”
Oksana laughed when RadarOnline asked if that’s how they always watch TV. “No, that’s not true,” she said.
The couple left the party early, presumably to tend to their new baby girl, four-month-old Lucia Anna. “We have to pay the ransom,” Mel joked.
As for his upcoming projects, the Braveheart star said, “I’ve got a couple of treats in store.... wait and see.”
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Director/actor Mel Gibson and his lady love, Russian singer Oksana Grigorieva, walked the red carpet Thursday night at a pre-Oscar bash, and exclusively told RadarOnline.com that he’s skipping Sunday’s Academy Awards and watching it at home- naked!
We caught up with Mel, who was in an unusually playful mood, at The Hollywood Reporter’s first Nominee’s Night at Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s home in Los Angeles.
While everyone else is wondering what to wear, Mel told us he had other plans for Oscar night, “I’m not wearing anything,” he quipped.
We were surprised to learn that Mel, a two-time Oscar winner, is not attending Sunday's Academy Awards. “I plan on laying in front of my TV set probably wearing my birthday suit.”
Oksana laughed when RadarOnline asked if that’s how they always watch TV. “No, that’s not true,” she said.
The couple left the party early, presumably to tend to their new baby girl, four-month-old Lucia Anna. “We have to pay the ransom,” Mel joked.
As for his upcoming projects, the Braveheart star said, “I’ve got a couple of treats in store.... wait and see.”
7 MARCH 2010.- GIBSON IS SELLING LAVENDER HILL FARM
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Source: Luxist
The Real Estalker dropped a bit of delicious real estate news on Friday, Mel Gibson is selling another of his Malibu properties. In 2008 he sold off several Malibu properties but held onto his compound in the gated Serra Retreat community. Lavender Hill Farm is a hacienda-style retreat on 2.57 acres. The grounds include fruit orchards, organic gardens, a tennis court, pool and three guest houses. The main house rambles over 5,400 square feet of space and offers the owners privacy in a second floor master suite with a separate sitting room. The remodeled home has six bedrooms total. The living and dining rooms have tiled floors and rough hewn beamed ceilings. Other details include a large country kitchen with tiled counters, breakfast room, library, a media/music room, office, exercise room and sun room. A particularly nice touch is the open entertainment pavilion with a fireplace and built in barbecue center. The Real Estalker says that Mel Gibson's ex-wife Robyn has been in residence at the home. It is listed at $14.5 million. Hopefully it won't stay on the market as long as his Greenwich, Connecticut home which has been listed for 3 years.
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The Real Estalker dropped a bit of delicious real estate news on Friday, Mel Gibson is selling another of his Malibu properties. In 2008 he sold off several Malibu properties but held onto his compound in the gated Serra Retreat community. Lavender Hill Farm is a hacienda-style retreat on 2.57 acres. The grounds include fruit orchards, organic gardens, a tennis court, pool and three guest houses. The main house rambles over 5,400 square feet of space and offers the owners privacy in a second floor master suite with a separate sitting room. The remodeled home has six bedrooms total. The living and dining rooms have tiled floors and rough hewn beamed ceilings. Other details include a large country kitchen with tiled counters, breakfast room, library, a media/music room, office, exercise room and sun room. A particularly nice touch is the open entertainment pavilion with a fireplace and built in barbecue center. The Real Estalker says that Mel Gibson's ex-wife Robyn has been in residence at the home. It is listed at $14.5 million. Hopefully it won't stay on the market as long as his Greenwich, Connecticut home which has been listed for 3 years.
7 MARCH 2010.- INTERVIEW JODIE FOSTER
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Source: L A Times
Jodie Foster's made a bunch of independent movies, she said, and she ran an independent film company -- so why doesn't she act in more of them?
"I don't think I'm well suited for them," she said on the red carpet Friday night at the Independent Spirit Awards, where she was to present an award with "Hurt Locker" star Jeremy Renner. Her very linear way of storytelling is "kind of boring" for indie movies, which are "more circular, defying genres instead of sticking to them," she says.
"I like doing films that are about solitary characters. I like a singular journey, as an actress -- I like a linear portrait, and those things aren't hugely 'indie movies.'"
She's in post production on "The Beaver," which she directed. It stars Mel Gibson and should come out this fall. Gibson, she says, "can do anything." (Good thing, because the film is about a guy who walks around with a beaver puppet on his hand.)
"He is crazy and wild, he has that wildness and the madness, but he is also an incredibly disciplined storyteller."
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Jodie Foster's made a bunch of independent movies, she said, and she ran an independent film company -- so why doesn't she act in more of them?
"I don't think I'm well suited for them," she said on the red carpet Friday night at the Independent Spirit Awards, where she was to present an award with "Hurt Locker" star Jeremy Renner. Her very linear way of storytelling is "kind of boring" for indie movies, which are "more circular, defying genres instead of sticking to them," she says.
"I like doing films that are about solitary characters. I like a singular journey, as an actress -- I like a linear portrait, and those things aren't hugely 'indie movies.'"
She's in post production on "The Beaver," which she directed. It stars Mel Gibson and should come out this fall. Gibson, she says, "can do anything." (Good thing, because the film is about a guy who walks around with a beaver puppet on his hand.)
"He is crazy and wild, he has that wildness and the madness, but he is also an incredibly disciplined storyteller."
12 MARCH 2010.- CATECHISM CLASSES FOR CUTE OKSANA
Mel´s dream church
Source: Yazm
The National Enquirer has a story this week which is supposedly an “exclusive look” at the private church Mel is building in Agoura Hills, California. The accompanying article says:
Workers are putting the finishing touches on Mel Gibson’s 9,000-square-foot Holy Family Chapel in Agoura Hills, California - and the Enquirer has learned that Mel and Oksana, 40, will tie the knot there later this year.
“This is Mel’s dream church and the center of his world,” an insider told the Enquirer. “He’s a devout traditionalist Catholic and views the chapel as his own house of worship where he can pray privately with family and friends.”
Oksana - who gave birth to Mel’s eighth child, daughter Lucia, on Oct. 30 - is taking catechism classes at the church, according to the insider.
“It’s important to Mel that he and Oksana are of the same faith,” the source added. “She’s learning the doctrines and traditions of his conservative sec."
Gibson financed the chapel’s construction, and Lucia will soon be baptized there, said the insider.
The chapel’s crowning glory is the huge mural behind the altar.
“Mel handpicked an artist to paint a modern interpretation of the ascension of Christ,” said the insider. “He’s also commissioned someone to cast a bell for the church tower. Mel says he is more proud of his church than any of his other achievements.”
[From The National Enquirer, print edition, March 22, 2010]
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The National Enquirer has a story this week which is supposedly an “exclusive look” at the private church Mel is building in Agoura Hills, California. The accompanying article says:
Workers are putting the finishing touches on Mel Gibson’s 9,000-square-foot Holy Family Chapel in Agoura Hills, California - and the Enquirer has learned that Mel and Oksana, 40, will tie the knot there later this year.
“This is Mel’s dream church and the center of his world,” an insider told the Enquirer. “He’s a devout traditionalist Catholic and views the chapel as his own house of worship where he can pray privately with family and friends.”
Oksana - who gave birth to Mel’s eighth child, daughter Lucia, on Oct. 30 - is taking catechism classes at the church, according to the insider.
“It’s important to Mel that he and Oksana are of the same faith,” the source added. “She’s learning the doctrines and traditions of his conservative sec."
Gibson financed the chapel’s construction, and Lucia will soon be baptized there, said the insider.
The chapel’s crowning glory is the huge mural behind the altar.
“Mel handpicked an artist to paint a modern interpretation of the ascension of Christ,” said the insider. “He’s also commissioned someone to cast a bell for the church tower. Mel says he is more proud of his church than any of his other achievements.”
[From The National Enquirer, print edition, March 22, 2010]
13 MARCH 2010.- MG SAYS VIKING MOVIE MAY BE HIS LAST
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Last fall, movie stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Mel Gibson shook hands for the first time and then sat down for an intense five-hour meeting to discuss a topic of mutual passion – making an epic Viking film.
No Hollywood project is a slam dunk, especially a high-priced period piece, but if the ramping plan to create a maritime epic does work out, the meeting at the Santa Monica offices of Gibson’s company, Icon Productions, will be remembered as the day the Vikings set sail again in cinema.
There were two other men in the room that day, both of them Oscar winners: Producer Graham King, who set up the meeting, and screenwriter Bill Monahan, who is now at work on the script for the untitled project that will be directed by Gibson (who won an Academy Award for directing “Braveheart”) and star DiCaprio (a three-time nominee).
Gibson recently reflected on the meeting as a special moment for him – a chance to get underway with a project that started as a daydream during his youth. “It was the first movie I ever thought about making," Gibson said. "I saw it in my mind back when I was teenager. Seriously, it’s the first movie I wanted to make. And I think it will be the last film I direct. It’s the thing I have been going toward, in a way, since I was young, and I think when it’s done I may be finished.”
Gibson is an extremely wealthy man after directing and producing “The Passion of the Christ,” which he financed on his own and watched go on to make $612 million worldwide in theaters, and after some nasty scrapes with the press and public opinion in recent years, the 54-year-old sounded as if his Viking epic might be a fitting farewell to his Hollywood life. The people around Gibson, however, scoff at that notion and say that the Australian-bred actor and auteur is far too restless creatively to ever walk away from filmmaking.
Work is now underway on the script by Monahan, who penned the screenplays for “The Departed,” which starred DiCaprio, and “Edge of Darkness,” which starred Gibson, as well the 2005 Ridley Scott film “Kingdom of Heaven,” which was a battlefield epic set in the time of the Crusades.
"We're going hammer and tongs on the script right now,” Gibson said. “When I was 16, learning about the history of the English language I became fascinated with Vikings. And I imagined what they would sound like, how would they talk and that’s what I will be going for in this film. It’s a challenge though. There's never been a good Viking film, not that I've seen. I think I have found the right way to get into it, though, but I don’t want to say too much. The real problem is making those guys sympathetic. They were monsters."
King, the producer of “The Departed,” “Edge of Darkness” and the upcoming Johnny Depp-Angelina Jolie film “The Tourist,” said it was a casual conversation with Gibson about his childhood interest in the marauding Norsemen of antiquity that led to the meeting last fall.
“Mel and I were talking and he said he had always wanted to make a Viking movie and I knew, too, that Leonardo DiCaprio had a passion to make a Viking movie, I had heard that, so I decided to get all of us together on it,” King said. “The interest was in both of them for a long time and I can see why – the Vikings are so mysterious and for an actor to get his teeth into something like that could really lead to some interesting things. And it’s something the audience hasn’t seen in a long time.”
The most famous film on the seafaring warriors was probably “The Vikings” in 1958 with Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh and Ernest Borgnine. The film was jeered by critics, such as Bosley Crowther in the New York Times who called it a “giant charade” memorable mostly for its “ancient castles, grotesque rowboats and bushy beards.”
King, a U.K. native, greeted the film’s mention with a smirk. “I just remember all these guys with all their New York accents.”
Gibson said he has no plan to appear in the film but King said there’s a chance that might change. DiCaprio hasn’t ventured into sword-and-shield cinema since “The Man in the Iron Mask” in 1998 and “Romeo + Juliet” in 1996. Gibson praised the younger actor, whose next film in theaters is Christopher Nolan’s “Inception” this summer. Neither Gibson nor King would discuss the name or back story of the central character.
“We all knew we wanted to do it. It was just a matter of finding what the story would be, who our Viking was,” King said. “There’s not many sympathetic Vikings out there. And you have to find something of sympathy in one of them or what else is there to show, other than blood and guts and rape and pillaging?”
The challenge was finding a hero of noble deeds, sacrifice or sympathy – “Braveheart” had its William Wallace, “Gladiator” its Maximus and “300” its King Leonidas, and without any of them those hugely successful films would have been just extended sword fights.
“You can’t just show a film that is battle scene after battle scene, you have to show heroism and sympathy,” King said. “This is not going to be a cheap movie to make by any stretch of the imagination. We’ve got to make it interesting to a worldwide audience. To me, the greatest thing about this is we don’t have a book or a familiar story – we had a couple of guys doing a month and a half of research on all of the different Viking stories that are out there. We had that research when we went in the room and we had Mel driving that train during the meeting. So we sat there five or six hours and then we had another meeting and it was the same thing. And after that we felt we had a sufficient enough story and material to go off and write the script for a movie.”
What about “Thor,” which is now being filmed in New Mexico and tells the tale of the Norse god who isn’t really a Viking but does have the same taste in hats? “We’re not making a comic book, this isn’t about superheroes,” King said with a hint of disdain. “Although I’m sure everyone in town would love us to. This movie will be quite serious and very much for grown-ups.”
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Last fall, movie stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Mel Gibson shook hands for the first time and then sat down for an intense five-hour meeting to discuss a topic of mutual passion – making an epic Viking film.
No Hollywood project is a slam dunk, especially a high-priced period piece, but if the ramping plan to create a maritime epic does work out, the meeting at the Santa Monica offices of Gibson’s company, Icon Productions, will be remembered as the day the Vikings set sail again in cinema.
There were two other men in the room that day, both of them Oscar winners: Producer Graham King, who set up the meeting, and screenwriter Bill Monahan, who is now at work on the script for the untitled project that will be directed by Gibson (who won an Academy Award for directing “Braveheart”) and star DiCaprio (a three-time nominee).
Gibson recently reflected on the meeting as a special moment for him – a chance to get underway with a project that started as a daydream during his youth. “It was the first movie I ever thought about making," Gibson said. "I saw it in my mind back when I was teenager. Seriously, it’s the first movie I wanted to make. And I think it will be the last film I direct. It’s the thing I have been going toward, in a way, since I was young, and I think when it’s done I may be finished.”
Gibson is an extremely wealthy man after directing and producing “The Passion of the Christ,” which he financed on his own and watched go on to make $612 million worldwide in theaters, and after some nasty scrapes with the press and public opinion in recent years, the 54-year-old sounded as if his Viking epic might be a fitting farewell to his Hollywood life. The people around Gibson, however, scoff at that notion and say that the Australian-bred actor and auteur is far too restless creatively to ever walk away from filmmaking.
Work is now underway on the script by Monahan, who penned the screenplays for “The Departed,” which starred DiCaprio, and “Edge of Darkness,” which starred Gibson, as well the 2005 Ridley Scott film “Kingdom of Heaven,” which was a battlefield epic set in the time of the Crusades.
"We're going hammer and tongs on the script right now,” Gibson said. “When I was 16, learning about the history of the English language I became fascinated with Vikings. And I imagined what they would sound like, how would they talk and that’s what I will be going for in this film. It’s a challenge though. There's never been a good Viking film, not that I've seen. I think I have found the right way to get into it, though, but I don’t want to say too much. The real problem is making those guys sympathetic. They were monsters."
King, the producer of “The Departed,” “Edge of Darkness” and the upcoming Johnny Depp-Angelina Jolie film “The Tourist,” said it was a casual conversation with Gibson about his childhood interest in the marauding Norsemen of antiquity that led to the meeting last fall.
“Mel and I were talking and he said he had always wanted to make a Viking movie and I knew, too, that Leonardo DiCaprio had a passion to make a Viking movie, I had heard that, so I decided to get all of us together on it,” King said. “The interest was in both of them for a long time and I can see why – the Vikings are so mysterious and for an actor to get his teeth into something like that could really lead to some interesting things. And it’s something the audience hasn’t seen in a long time.”
The most famous film on the seafaring warriors was probably “The Vikings” in 1958 with Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh and Ernest Borgnine. The film was jeered by critics, such as Bosley Crowther in the New York Times who called it a “giant charade” memorable mostly for its “ancient castles, grotesque rowboats and bushy beards.”
King, a U.K. native, greeted the film’s mention with a smirk. “I just remember all these guys with all their New York accents.”
Gibson said he has no plan to appear in the film but King said there’s a chance that might change. DiCaprio hasn’t ventured into sword-and-shield cinema since “The Man in the Iron Mask” in 1998 and “Romeo + Juliet” in 1996. Gibson praised the younger actor, whose next film in theaters is Christopher Nolan’s “Inception” this summer. Neither Gibson nor King would discuss the name or back story of the central character.
“We all knew we wanted to do it. It was just a matter of finding what the story would be, who our Viking was,” King said. “There’s not many sympathetic Vikings out there. And you have to find something of sympathy in one of them or what else is there to show, other than blood and guts and rape and pillaging?”
The challenge was finding a hero of noble deeds, sacrifice or sympathy – “Braveheart” had its William Wallace, “Gladiator” its Maximus and “300” its King Leonidas, and without any of them those hugely successful films would have been just extended sword fights.
“You can’t just show a film that is battle scene after battle scene, you have to show heroism and sympathy,” King said. “This is not going to be a cheap movie to make by any stretch of the imagination. We’ve got to make it interesting to a worldwide audience. To me, the greatest thing about this is we don’t have a book or a familiar story – we had a couple of guys doing a month and a half of research on all of the different Viking stories that are out there. We had that research when we went in the room and we had Mel driving that train during the meeting. So we sat there five or six hours and then we had another meeting and it was the same thing. And after that we felt we had a sufficient enough story and material to go off and write the script for a movie.”
What about “Thor,” which is now being filmed in New Mexico and tells the tale of the Norse god who isn’t really a Viking but does have the same taste in hats? “We’re not making a comic book, this isn’t about superheroes,” King said with a hint of disdain. “Although I’m sure everyone in town would love us to. This movie will be quite serious and very much for grown-ups.”
17 MARCH 2010.- OLD FRIENDS
Source: Sitios tOtal
Apparently, Gibson is trying to meet with friends he made while shooting Apocalypto in 2006.
According to mexican media, he asked Veracruz authorities
the whereabouts of cuban actress, Aylin Mújica, with whom it was said he had romantic relationship. Gibson was told she's bearing a baby bump
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20 MARCH 2010.- "EDGE OF DARKNESS" TO BLU-RAY IN MAY
Source: HighDefDiskNews
Warner has just sent out an e-mail with a trade ad (pictured HERE) announcing that the 2010 film “Edge of Darkness” starring Mel Gibson is coming to Blu-ray Disc on May 11th. The title will be a “combo” release meaning it will include the Blu-ray, a DVD and Digital Copy of the film. Tech specs include full 1080p Hi-Def video and DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio sound on a BD-25 (25 gigabyte single layer Blu-ray Disc). The title is not yet available for pre-order but stay tuned and we’ll keep you updated. Bonus materials are set to include the following:
— Past and Present of Edge of Darkness
- 9 Focus Point video pods:
^ Scoring the Film
^ Revisiting the Edge of Darkness Mini-series
^ Edge of Your Seat
^ Making a Ghost Character Real
^ Adapting the Edge of Darkness Mini-series
^ Director Profile Martin Campbell
^ Boston as a Character
^ Mel’s Back
^ Craven’s War of Attrition
— Additional Scenes
— DVD Version of Feature Film
— Digital Copy on Disc
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Warner has just sent out an e-mail with a trade ad (pictured HERE) announcing that the 2010 film “Edge of Darkness” starring Mel Gibson is coming to Blu-ray Disc on May 11th. The title will be a “combo” release meaning it will include the Blu-ray, a DVD and Digital Copy of the film. Tech specs include full 1080p Hi-Def video and DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio sound on a BD-25 (25 gigabyte single layer Blu-ray Disc). The title is not yet available for pre-order but stay tuned and we’ll keep you updated. Bonus materials are set to include the following:
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27 MARCH 2010.- MEL GIBSON, "THE HYPNOTIST"
Source: PerthNow
PERTH hypnotist Rick Collingwood is used to getting unusual requests, but even he was surprised when asked to teach his craft to movie star Mel Gibson.
Dr Collingwood has just returned from a 10-day stint training Gibson to hypnotise people at the Australian American actor-director's Malibu mansion.
After Gibson expressed an interest in learning hypnosis, his brother Chris contacted Dr Collingwood, who is the founder of the Australian Academy of Hypnosis, which is based in Perth.
"He's (Gibson) had an interest in hypnosis for many years and wanted to learn it," Mr Collingwood said.
"He (Gibson) certainly picked it (hypnosis) up really quickly - he's a very clever man.
"He's a very generous, benevolent man and helps a lot of people.
"I taught him how to induce hypnosis in other people - I think he will use it by helping people who need it, maybe those in his church."
In 2003, Gibson built a church in Malibu that follows a strict strain of Catholicism and has poured millions of dollars into the secretive group.
Dr Collingwood said he had worked with many actors during his 16-year hypnotherapy career, but was surprised when asked to train Gibson.
While staying at the star's home, he also met Danny Glover, who was filming a documentary with Gibson, and got a few snaps with a sword from hit film Braveheart.
"It was a very interesting 10 days in a nice Malibu mansion," Dr Collingwood said.
He said Gibson was treated unfairly in the media and many rumours and stories in circulation were untrue.
"The rag mags like to invent interesting things," Dr Collingwood said. "When I was there they were saying he was watching the Academy Awards naked - it was all over the news but it was rubbish - I was sitting with him and his family and Oksana (Grigorieva, his girlfriend).
"The way the media carry on about him being anti-Semitic is complete rubbish - I met his friends and some of them were Jewish."
Dr Collingwood used the trip to publicise his popular hypnotherapy CDs and will be moving to the US to expand his business.
He has also treated actor Joe Mantegna from hit drama series Criminal Minds for back pain.
Gibson's brother Chris lectures in neuro-linguistic programming and hypnosis and has just finished a book on the topic.
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PERTH hypnotist Rick Collingwood is used to getting unusual requests, but even he was surprised when asked to teach his craft to movie star Mel Gibson.
Dr Collingwood has just returned from a 10-day stint training Gibson to hypnotise people at the Australian American actor-director's Malibu mansion.
After Gibson expressed an interest in learning hypnosis, his brother Chris contacted Dr Collingwood, who is the founder of the Australian Academy of Hypnosis, which is based in Perth.
"He's (Gibson) had an interest in hypnosis for many years and wanted to learn it," Mr Collingwood said.
"He (Gibson) certainly picked it (hypnosis) up really quickly - he's a very clever man. "He's a very generous, benevolent man and helps a lot of people.
"I taught him how to induce hypnosis in other people - I think he will use it by helping people who need it, maybe those in his church."
In 2003, Gibson built a church in Malibu that follows a strict strain of Catholicism and has poured millions of dollars into the secretive group.
Dr Collingwood said he had worked with many actors during his 16-year hypnotherapy career, but was surprised when asked to train Gibson.
While staying at the star's home, he also met Danny Glover, who was filming a documentary with Gibson, and got a few snaps with a sword from hit film Braveheart. "It was a very interesting 10 days in a nice Malibu mansion," Dr Collingwood said. He said Gibson was treated unfairly in the media and many rumours and stories in circulation were untrue.
"The rag mags like to invent interesting things," Dr Collingwood said. "When I was there they were saying he was watching the Academy Awards naked - it was all over the news but it was rubbish - I was sitting with him and his family and Oksana (Grigorieva, his girlfriend).
"The way the media carry on about him being anti-Semitic is complete rubbish - I met his friends and some of them were Jewish."
Dr Collingwood used the trip to publicise his popular hypnotherapy CDs and will be moving to the US to expand his business.
He has also treated actor Joe Mantegna from hit drama series Criminal Minds for back pain.
Gibson's brother Chris lectures in neuro-linguistic programming and hypnosis and has just finished a book on the topic.
30 MARCH 2010.- BEST KISSERS OF HOLLYWOOD!
Source: www.entertainmentandshowbiz.com
Name the best male kisser of Hollywood. Quick! Okay then, name the best kissing scene of Hollywood and fast now! Tough to recall? Or getting overloaded with various options and puzzled which to pick up?
Let us do it for you. This article is dedicated to the best male kissers of Hollywood whose lips did the best job onscreen both in kissing as well as for smiling! This is completely opinion-based article and the readers are welcome to add their own picks.
1. Robert Pattinson – The Sexiest Man alive of 2009 became the Best Kisser in 2009 MTV Movie Awards. Thanks to his costar Kristen Stewart for joining him in the act in Twilight. Though the kiss didn’t last for long, neither was it a very sexy one. But still thanks to RobSten, the kiss was termed passionate indeed.
2. Leonardo DiCaprio – His kisses in the most popular film in Leonardo’s career, Titanic could be termed as one of the best kisses in Hollywood. And we are not missing out the main contributor of the smooch, Leonardo DiCaprio. He was evidently so much into the act with Kate Winslet that it was just the perfect blend of passion and romance along with tenderness. Moreover, not to forget the feast to eyes kiss between Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes in the movie Romeo and Juliet as they smooch in the elevator. In one word…hottt!
3. Tobey Maguire – Who can forget the upside down kiss of Spiderman? The half-masked Maguire hanging on his head down putting his adorable lips on Kirsten Dunst became the talk of the town post Spiderman. You need to watch it to believe that there could be a passionate kisser behind that innocent looking creature called Tobey Maguire.
4. Sylvester Stallone – When he kisses the bombshell Sharon Stone in Specialist, one forgets that the best physique man could be the best kisser too. The sexy and passionate liplock between the two hot looking actors is one to ogle at forever. And look at those lovable lips of Stallone! Those to die for!
5. Mel Gibson – Remember the masculine kiss he shares with Sigourney Weaver in “The Year of Living Dangerously”? Gibson grabs the hand of Weaver, pushes her against the wall and then presses his lips against hers to kiss her with perfect masculine intensity. Whew…simply delicious!
Lots more to add…but then only the best five of my choice gets entry!
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Name the best male kisser of Hollywood. Quick! Okay then, name the best kissing scene of Hollywood and fast now! Tough to recall? Or getting overloaded with various options and puzzled which to pick up?
Let us do it for you. This article is dedicated to the best male kissers of Hollywood whose lips did the best job onscreen both in kissing as well as for smiling! This is completely opinion-based article and the readers are welcome to add their own picks.
1. Robert Pattinson – The Sexiest Man alive of 2009 became the Best Kisser in 2009 MTV Movie Awards. Thanks to his costar Kristen Stewart for joining him in the act in Twilight. Though the kiss didn’t last for long, neither was it a very sexy one. But still thanks to RobSten, the kiss was termed passionate indeed.
2. Leonardo DiCaprio – His kisses in the most popular film in Leonardo’s career, Titanic could be termed as one of the best kisses in Hollywood. And we are not missing out the main contributor of the smooch, Leonardo DiCaprio. He was evidently so much into the act with Kate Winslet that it was just the perfect blend of passion and romance along with tenderness. Moreover, not to forget the feast to eyes kiss between Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes in the movie Romeo and Juliet as they smooch in the elevator. In one word…hottt!
3. Tobey Maguire – Who can forget the upside down kiss of Spiderman? The half-masked Maguire hanging on his head down putting his adorable lips on Kirsten Dunst became the talk of the town post Spiderman. You need to watch it to believe that there could be a passionate kisser behind that innocent looking creature called Tobey Maguire.
4. Sylvester Stallone – When he kisses the bombshell Sharon Stone in Specialist, one forgets that the best physique man could be the best kisser too. The sexy and passionate liplock between the two hot looking actors is one to ogle at forever. And look at those lovable lips of Stallone! Those to die for!
5. Mel Gibson – Remember the masculine kiss he shares with Sigourney Weaver in “The Year of Living Dangerously”? Gibson grabs the hand of Weaver, pushes her against the wall and then presses his lips against hers to kiss her with perfect masculine intensity. Whew…simply delicious!
Lots more to add…but then only the best five of my choice gets entry!
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