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Kathryn @ The Hollywood Reporter’s Breakfast – Dec 2006

women_in_entertainment_10Or to give it its full title: “The Hollywood Reporter’s 15th Annual Women in Entertainment Breakfast”.  Now there’s a mouthful  :-)

I’ve been trying to keep some of these nostalgia trips roughly in line with the same date that they originally happened.  This post got pushed back more than week by other things so we missed, just.  Kathryn, and her red coat, had breakfast with the Power 100 on the 5th of December back in 2006.  The 2013 edition of this event happened just last week (11th Dec) so we were closer with that one and was attended by lovely ladies such as Angie Harmon (Rizzoli & Isles), Alyson Hannigan (How I Met Your Mother), Gillian Jacobs (Community) and Judy Greer (Arrested Development).  But not Kathryn.

No one knows what actually goes on at these meetings.  Or if they do, they’re not telling us!  You don’t think they actually… eat breakfast do you?!?  :-)

The album in the Gallery has been updated with 5 more photos of Kathryn attending the do.

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Magical New Poster For The Coin

Yesterday, the director of the short film The Coin, which stars Kathryn along with Christopher Lloyd (Back To The Future) and Jack Ryan Shepherd, published a new version of the movie’s poster.

As you can see below it has a even more ethereal quality than the previous one.  It strikes me as having something of a festive air to it so releasing it now makes sense.  What do you think?
poster_001Fabien has very kindly given KM UK special access to the super-sized version, not posted elsewhere.  You can see it in the Gallery.

Many thanks to Fabien.

The Last Castle

the_last_castle_deleted_scene_020Ideally this post would be another of KM UK’s “Media Alerts” where I post about upcoming broadcasts of Kathryn’s work on British TV, like last week’s posting about A.I. Artificial Intelligence being on over the weekend.

The Rod Lurie (yes, him again) directed film The Last Castle gets its first airing in 18 months on the BBC here in little ol’ England (and Wales and Scotland) this coming Friday (13th Dec 2013) at the ungodly hour of 23:50.  Details of the BBC broadcast can be found on their website.  As KM UK has not covered The Last Castle in its four and a half year history this is a good excuse to finally do so.

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The Coin – Newly Minted Trailer

poster_001Yesterday, Fabien Martorell, the director of the The Coin, released a new version of the trailer for the short film that stars Kathryn as a stressed mother and Christopher Lloyd (Back To The Future) as a homeless man.

You can see it HERE on Vimeo or a small version (as trailer 002) in the KM UK Gallery HERE.

Don’t be fooled by the “11 months ago” date on the Vimeo video, it is not the same as the one I posted about… not surprisingly, 11 months ago.  The new edit has directly replaced the old one on the video sharing site so the link and other details are the same as before.  You can tell it is different by the updated graphics (the new more colourful font for the stars names), the Big Bear Lake Film Festival award reference, and the recent quotes by the like of Darcell Carraway in LA Firm Magazine (as previously reported on KM UK here).

AI: Artificial Intelligence – Saturday BBC2

ai_10It has been a while since I posted a KM UK Media Alert, making other people in the UK aware of an impending Kathryn related TV broadcast or such like.  It has been even longer since one of them was about AI: Artificial Intelligence.  Four years have passed since the British Broadcasting Corporation has sent the film over the airwaves to our telly boxes.

Assuming the live snooker coverage doesn’t massively over run AI should be hitting the screen at 10:45pm on Saturday, that’s the 7th of December 2013.  Details can be found on the BBC’s website here.

AI: Artificial Intelligence was written (with others) and directed by Steven Spielberg and released in 2001.  Haley Joel Osment plays a highly advanced robot boy who wants to become real so his mother will love him.  He goes on a journey meeting various of strange characters.

Kathryn, unfortunately, only makes a very brief appearance in AI.  Shoes and socks off you can pretty much count the seconds on all your available digits.  There was, apparently, more that got left on the cutting room floor.  Teenage Honey, as the character is called, is a presenter at the Flesh Fair, a sort of circus where humans watch robots being destroyed in a gladiatorial-style show.

Screencaps and a video clip from the movie can be found in the Gallery.  At a later date I’ll cover the film more comprehensively.

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