There’s no new Juno-material available, so we are working on the existing ones: trimming down the Gallery’s size, deleting too blurry pics & the ones that doesn’t feature her, but has been left there accidentally & also where it’s available, higher qulaity screencaps are being added. First to recieve the update is ‘Cracks’, one of Juno’s best movies to date:

Films > (2009) Cracks > Blu-Ray HQ Screencaps

(The pictures doesn’t have the watermarks, there’s a bug of the site that adds it to the thumbnails…)

Films > (2011) The Three Musketeers > BluRay Screencaps

Films > (2009) Cracks > DVD Screencaps

Today’s key number is 2009: Four Galleries recieved an update, the ‘Year One’ premiere & the TIFF ‘Cracks’ premiere got a new addition each, while the BFI ‘Cracks’ red carpet & the BFI ‘Glorious 39’ red carpet events got some resizes:

Public Appearances > 2009 > “Year One” New York Premiere, 15-06-2009

Public Appearances > 2009 > Toronto International Film Festival, “Cracks” Premiere, 11-09-2009

Public Appearances > 2009 > BFI London Film Festival – “Cracks”, 24-10-2009

Public Appearances > 2009 > Glorious 39 – Red Carpet: The Times BFI London Film Festival, 27-10-2009

More will come tomorrow!

Two previously existing pictures have been updated to be less offensively waterwarked; plus two new pictures have been added: A behind the scenes photo from the making of ‘Black Mass’ and a blurry find from Instagram, that has Juno with Eva Green, her ‘Cracks’ costar – it was probably made during a press event for said movie.

Studio Photoshoots > 2013 > Session 021

Films > (2015) Black Mass > Featurette: On Set

Films > (2009) Cracks > Press Conference

One last, big refreshing awaits…

As we have previously reported, an artistic photography collection called ‘The Endings‘ has been made by authors Caitlin Cronenberg and Jessica Ennis. This book features well-known, mostly (?) British actresses in situations, where they portray women in the aftermath of breaking up their relationships. The book has been available since this Tuesday. So far one small (already been uploaded) and one big picture has been released from the Juno-shoot, but soon all the others will be added, because I have ordered my copy.

Studio Photoshoots  >  2018  >  The Endings

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This article has been tweeted to us. In it, the author assembled a list of 19 actors/actresses, whom they think deserve at least a nomination at the Academy Awards, but somehow the people in charge of this always ignore them at the right time. Among the 19, there is Juno, who came under the spotlight because of ‘Wonder Wheel’. Here’s what the article says about her – a little bit spoilerish about the movie, but not very much;)

In Woody Allen’s ‘Wonder Wheel’, set in the mid 1950s, Juno Temple plays a comically naive Brooklyn girl who ratted to the FBI about the Mob after she fell out with her gangster husband. The role is a caricature: Allen narrowly avoided writing Carolina as a bimbo, but she is a bright woman who aspires to becoming an English teacher. At the start of the movie, she arrives at her estranged dad’s Coney Island amusement park home terrified because a contract’s been put on her life.

Wearing a permanently stunned look, Carolina tries to pick up the pieces while she’s in hiding and starts going to night school; men flock around her, of course. It says much for Temple’s growing authority as an actress that she renders Caroline poignant and philosophical; she doesn’t chastise herself for falling in love with the wrong guy when she was 20. But she’s one of those people who can’t get out of their own way: the last walk she takes in the film is haunting.

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My humble opinion is that her big roles, like in ‘Dirty Girl’, ‘Cracks’, ‘Away’ or even in ‘The Brass Teapot’ deserved the attention, and Allen is not the first world-famous director she worked with (remember Martin Scorsese in ‘Vinyl’?). All of these prove her talent and greatness. I hope one day, she’ll be recognized at the Oscars!