Kathryn Morris UK

Ciné Tele Revue – April 2010

Difficult to argue with a cover line like that

And thank you Kathryn, we are delighted to be invited into your home.

My translations skills aren’t good but I think that covers the… cover.

Today we’re taking another seasonal look back, this time to the French-language Belgian magazine Ciné Tele Revue from April of 2010.

I have 3 images of the piece (now in the Gallery). Unfortunately they are little too small to comfortably read the bulk of the text. The headlines and quotes are easy enough though. Please forgive any errors, and feel free to correct me in comments below.

“I learned to let go,” (J’ai apprise à me lâcher) says the article title. Not sure what that refers to specifically. Cold Case? Inhibitions? David Barrett (in one of the photos)?

“She is the most discreet of Hollywood stars. But at 41, she agreed to play the glamorous hostesses at her home in Los Angeles to talk about her life,” continues the sub-heading.

Being from April 2010 means the interview would have been conducted towards the end of filming Cold Case. Published just a few weeks before the series finalé was broadcast in the US, presumably it was conducted in early 2010. The end would have been very much in sight. That is maybe what’s given rise to the line picked out in the quote: “Cold Case takes up too much for an infant.”

As we know, three years later time was found, and subsequently very much in short supply, with the birth of Kathryn and Johnny’s twin boys in August 2013. In fact the two actors will have only just recently met at the time of the article. If he was any sort of man Johnny was already planning his post-work approach 😉

The photos accompanying the article live up to that sub-title. A very glamorous looking Kathryn indeed, not that she needs to be all dolled-up to look gorgeous of course.

If you have more details on this article please contact me as I’d love to be able to provide a translation for everyone to read. And, obviously, better versions of the photos would be very much appreciated by all.

Kathryn Is The First Princess In 2007

2007 was a big year for Kathryn.

Cold Case was in full swing. The second half of season 4 and the first part of season 5 aired for the first time in the USA.

The movie Resurrecting The Champ, in which Kathryn had a small role as the estranged wife of the main character played by Josh Hartnett, was premièred at the Sundance Film Festival and publicly released later in the year.

Despite not being available for almost two more years the film Assassination Of A High School President (now seemingly known as just The Assassination) was also filmed. Kathryn had an even smaller, and rather odd, part as the slightly spaced-out school nurse.

All of which added up to making 2007 the busiest year for Kathryn making public appearances.

It was also a big year for Kim Kardashian (didn’t think I’d ever be writing that name on this site!). For very different reasons though. A film Kim made 4 years previously was released and she became a world wide sensation. By the end of 2007 she had her TV show Keeping Up with the Kardashians on the E! network and was milking the fame thrust upon her for all it was worth. Luckily for society in general she has chosen to shrink back from the limelight and the hasn’t been heard of much for years. It can be difficult for the shy and retiring types to cope with all the attention.

In April 0f 2007 Kim was named as host of TAO’s First Princess Party. TOA is a restaurant and nightclub in Las Vegas. Kathryn was there. Not sure why. As we can see above Kathryn was photographed with rapper Cowboy Troy.

It’s taken a long time but I’ve finally added the two small and very similar photos of Kathryn from the event to the KM UK Gallery.

The Coin & Unbelief Double Date In Philly

The Philadelphia Independent Film Festival has published its schedule of screenings for the 5 day event.

“What do you mean ‘5 day event’?” I here you say. “The 17th to the 25th (inclusive) is 9 days.” And you sir would be correct. The schedule, however, says otherwise.

The PIFF calendar of screenings starts on the Friday (17th) with a series of opening night screenings. Included is a world première of Moon Hoax Now, which seeks to debunk all those ridiculous conspiracy theories that the conspiracy theories the moon landings were faked. Director Jet Wintzer will be there. Sounds like a hoot.

After that the event takes the weekend off and returns on Monday (20th) with another set of screenings and another world premiere. This time it is Sean Roberts’ drama Traffickers about a family of Philly drug dealers and their battle against a rival. Short film The Grey by Anthony Berenator Jr. also gets a first outing.

Among Tuesday’s varied collection films are two shorts receiving world premières: dramas Nesting Grounds (dir Ian Scott McCullough) and local boy Christian Filippone’s first project Stray.

Then we get to Wednesday and this is where our interest lies.

The Levitt Theater at the University of the Arts on South Broad Street in Philadelphia, is hosting the four screening events on the 22nd. The first kicks off at 5:20pm and contains 3 short films, two dramas and a documentary. Screening two is a go at 6:20pm and opens with Fabien Martorell’s The Coin. Watch three more shorts after that and 40 minutes later you could be watching Fabien’s new film Unbelief. 6 short drama films in 70 minutes.

There are more films listed as screening on the Thursday. There is nothing for Friday or Saturday (25th) which means, at the time of writing, it’s a 5 day event. Perhaps that will change prior to the first day. We’ve got what we came for though.

So that’s the Wednesday after next (the 22nd of April) at 6:20pm at the Levitt Theater in Philly. Got it?

More info is on the official website HERE.

The Coin @ Short. Sweet. Film Fest On Saturday

A short and sweet reminder that short and sweetish short film The Coin will be making its scheduled short appearance at the ‘Short. Sweet. Film Fest‘ in Cleveland, Ohio, this Saturday.

The event takes place at the Alex Theater, part of The Metropolitan At The 9 complex starting on Friday evening with a film and running through to the Sunday evening awards ceremony closer.

The Coin is down for 4:40pm on the Saturday.

When I posted previously about the SSFF schedule I had it listed as being at 4:30pm. Not sure if I made a mistake or the times have shifted. Oh, well. Better you be there 10 minutes early. Ten minutes late and you’ve missed it.

Tickets and more details are available via the official website HERE.

Murder She Wrote – Easter Monday

It has taken a while but UK TV network ITV have finally got almost to the end of the Murder, She Wrote series. The sister channel ITV got here last year but now the parent (I know, I’ve made this a complicated family ) ITV1 has caught up. This means HD is possible.

On Monday, that’s the 6th of April aka Easter Monday, ITV1/1HD will be showing episode 22 of the 12 season of Murder, She Wrote. It’s titled What You Don’t Know Can Kill You and saw Kathryn in one of her earliest roles as Doreen the waitress. There were only two more episodes of the show ever made, prior to the four TV movie specials. Kathryn must have left an impression as four years later she had a lead role in one of them. You can see more details on that here. I expect it to come around again quite soon, look out for another classic KM UK Media Alert!

Those still recovering from Sunday’s chocolate induced coma will need to set their alarms for 9:25 on Monday morning. Sorry.

If you can’t wait until then my 2009 spoiler laden review of this MSM episode can be seen here and there is plenty of coverage in the KM UK Gallery too.