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“Sam’s afraid to be who she really is,” says Cloudy star Anna Faris. “But she’s passionate about weather and science. When she meets Flint, her job becomes her dream job. That brings her out of her shell.” In the animated adventure Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, awkward inventor Flint Lockwood has made some pretty strange stuff, from spray-on shoes to a monkey thought translator. Determined to invent something that will make people happy and appreciate him, he invents a machine that will turn water in to food. Sam Sparks is an aspiring weathergirl who’s secretly a geek like Flint. When something goes horribly wrong, can they fix Flint’s machine before the town suffocates under a deluge of food weather? “Flint just wants to be liked,” says Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs star Bill Hader, the voice of Flint. “He’s a bit socially awkward, so he thinks he needs to do something big, invent something that will make everybody happy. He thinks that he has to prove himself. But, what he doesn’t realize is that people like him just for who he is.” “I wanted to make Tim a monotone guy,” says Cloudy star James Caan, who voices the role of Flint’s father. “We all fall into patterns and habits. You do them long enough and they’re hard to break. I can see how Tim and Flint fell into their relationship.” “This isn’t like on The A-Team, when I was really throwing a guy,” says Cloudy star Mr. T. “I didn’t throw anybody in the booth. I look tough and I act tough, but I’m nothing but a big teddy bear. “I’m a method actor,” says Cloudy star Neil Patrick Harris, who’s the voice of Flint’s monkey assistant Steve. “I wanted to know, how does a mentally deficient monkey say, hungry? Dumb? Straight? Empty? Loud? Nobody had any real answers to my questions. He doesn’t have a lot to say. He says the same eight things over and over.” Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are the writing-and-directing team behind Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. They’d co-produced How I Met Your Mother and created the animated series Clone High for MTV. “The major difference between television and film is that television is primarily about character, jokes, and pacing, while film is about story,” says Cloudy co-director Christopher Miller. “We knew from the beginning that we would have to nail down the story in a way that an episode of a television show just doesn’t require.” “We thought, wow, that would be a great action movie,” says Cloudy co-director Phil Lord. “All of the events in the film would be very, very silly, but the characters would take them all very, very seriously.” Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is based on the book written by Judi Barrett and illustrated by Ron Barrett. “I always had the feeling that this would make a great animated movie, and it turns out, Sony Pictures Animation did, too,” says Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs author Judi Barrett, “Though it needed stretching and development in length, characters, and plot, they saw all its wonderful possibilities. If you’re a fan of the book you’ll certainly recognize some of your very favorite and memorable iconic images in the movie.” Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is the ultimate food fight, with food fallingfrom the sky. It has undertones of being green, to not to waste food. The immaturity of the characters and dumb humor makes it more fun for kids than adults. One word of warning, the digital copy works only on PS3 to download to PSP. This is not standard practice to lock a digital copy to a proprietary machine and will disappoint if you expect to download it to your computer. Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is a move the kids will enjoy. Blu-ray special features
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
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I’ve added new scans of Anna on the February issue of ‘Cosmoplitan‘ Magazine to the gallery. GALLERY LINK:
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I have uploaded a new shoot of Anna in February 2010 issue of Cosmopolitan. GALLERY LINK:
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Not to sound creepy, but we’re following Anna Faris into her bedroom…or trying to, at least. “I have to show you something!” she shouts as she leaps over a doggy gate. Once we catch up, she sprints past the bed she shares with her husband, actor Chris Pratt, opens her closet, and retrieves a pair of 6-inch bedazzled red patent leather heels. “Every woman needs a pair,” Anna says as she holds up the soft-core-porn equivalent of Dorothy’s ruby slippers, “and Chris totally loves it when I wear them.” Anna is, of course, joking around (about the first part, not the second). The shoes were part of her wardrobe when she played an ex-Playboy Playmate in the movie The House Bunny, but tonight, Anna’s outfit is a little more low-key: a tee shirt and jeans underneath a greenstriped apron, with her hair pulled into a loose whiteblond bun. As we walk back to the kitchen of her cozy home—she’s roasting us a chicken for dinner—we notice an actual cat skeleton posed on her mantle not far from photographs of her gorgeous mom. Uh, who does that? That’s also a question you might ask yourself while watching one of Anna’s audacious performances. And the answer is: Nobody but her. Related posts:
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I’ve added new high quality candids of Anna arriving LAX on January 4, 2009. GALLERY LINK:
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