Rasha's Blog – October 2009 Archive (11)

Josh Hartnett went for a solo walk around NYC yesterday in his usual comfy off camera uniform. Josh has been busy promoting I Come With The Rain on magazine covers and red carpets all over South Korea, but is back in the States before he gets to work on his next movie. The actor will be back in the spotlight with a few new projects coming up in the near future, which is good news for those of us who could use a little more of Josh in our… Continue

It's a frigid, snowless dusk at the northernmost end of Loring Park, the dawn of the shooting day for Stuck Between Stations. Along Willow Street, a hamlet of trailers sit with their rear hatches flung open, the cargo holds sheltering camera gear, lighting rigs, and a few crew members taking refuge from the whipping wind. Just a half-block up, heated by a gas generator, is a Dutchman RV, from which director Brady Kiernan emerges into the cold with the night's first cup of coffee.



He… Continue

Here is the info. There is a price range because it depends on where you buy it from.

ICWTR Deluxe 2 Disc Version:

Two cover sleeves versions. One with Takuya and the other with LBH. Unfortunately there is none with Josh.

Price: $48 - 65

Product includes: 2 dvds, 3 photo cards (of the 3 main leads) & a photo booklet

Disc 1: Original Cut, Theatrical Cut, TV Spot 3, Making… Continue

Hollywood heartthrob Josh Hartnett said he would like to try working with Lee Young-ae if given the chance to act with a South Korean actress.



The 31-year-old heartthrob made the remark during a press conference on Friday for his thriller invited to show at the Gala Presentation category of the 14th Pusan International Film Festival (PIFF).



He starred in the thriller helmed by Vietnamese-French filmmaker Tran Anh Hung, 1995… Continue

By Lee Hyo-won Staff Reporter



BUSAN ― An international trio of heartthrobs ― Hollywood's Josh Hartnett, South Korea's Lee Byung-hun and Japan's Takyua Kimura ― stormed through Asia's largest film festival this weekend.



The three actors visited the 14th Pusan (Busan) International Film Festival (PIFF) to promote the new thriller ``I Come With the Rain,'' directed by acclaimed Vietnamese-French filmmaker Tran Anh Hung. Tickets for… Continue

Josh Hartnett has lined up for the lead role in “dystopian action-thriller” Gunslinger, set in post-apocalyptic America. He will play Sev, who sets out with his brother Jake to seek revenge for the murder of their parents. Chris Nahon (Blood: The Last Vampire) directs. “This story takes a unique and startling look at what might happen when the lawlessness of the Old West returns…but with better weapons,” said Mark Williams, who is producing with… Continue

Asia's biggest film festival, The 14th Pusan International Film Festival kicks off today, with the screening of director Jang Jin's latest political comedy "Good Morning President" starring Jang Dong-gun as Korea's youngest president-elect.

The film will be screened at the outdoor theater of the Suyoungman Yacht Marina later in the evening after the film's red carpet event.



From today till Oct. 16, the regions' most lavish film-fest… Continue

One of Asia's top film festivals will kick off on Thursday with a focus on regional cinema and a touch of Hollywood glamor.



The 14th Pusan International Film Festival in the South Korean beach resort town will kick off with the world premiere of "Good Morning President," Jang Jin's political drama about the lives of three fictitious South Korean presidents.



South Korean cinema is being spotlighted amid the industry's recent… Continue

Hollywood actor Josh Hartnett has written a personal message to his Korean fans ahead of his visit to the country this week, according to a press release by film distributor K&Entertainment.



The actor sent a hand-written letter which said that he was "very excited" about attending the Pusan International Film Festival (PIFF) to promote his action thriller film "I Come with the Rain".



He said he had heard "many great things… Continue

Josh Hartnett and many of the cast members from "Nobody" hit nightclub Envy after Thursday's premiere of his current movie project.

People went crazy in the packed house as a gracious Hartnett took photos with everybody who requested one. My tipster was shocked by how star-stuck even the guys were.



Earlier in the day, Hartnett drank coffee at French Meadow while two pals ate, another tipster reported.



A Queen, but no… Continue