How is everybody doing? I am so sorry that I haven’t been updating the site like I should be with all these new pictures of Eric doing his rounds promoting Star Trek. I moved in with my fiance and I just got settled which explains why some of these photos are barely getting upload. Also the lack of resources is making it hard to get good stuff for you guys. Anyways, I am happy to tell you that I’ve been updating the gallery like crazy. Let’s get to the updates!
I have added stills, posters and premiere photos to the gallery. A bit, but better late than never right? Here is a list of everything you will find in the gallery. Don’t forget to keep checking back as more goodies will be added.
I have just added a new photoshoot to the gallery. They are photos from the latest issue of Details magazine. These photos are from the website and any other outtakes that may become available will be added.
Eric is gracing the cover of the current Details Magazine. Here is an excerpt of the article, as soon as I get my hands on the magazine scans will be up in the gallery.
ERIC BANA MAKES CAPTAIN KIRK HIS BITCH The Australian actor played a conflicted beast in Hulk and a troubled assassin in Munich. Now the antihero from Down Under channels pure evil as Star Trek’s new villain
AT THE AGREED-UPON HOUR of 2 P.M. a Nissan Pathfinder pulls up outside a sidewalk café in downtown Melbourne and Eric Bana gets out, all long and brawny, wearing jeans and a navy T-shirt. “G’day, mate, how you going? Fancy some lunch?” He’s pally in that Aussie-bloke way: big handshake, singsong brogue—he even says things like “fair dinkum.”
The plan is that he’s going to show me around his hometown. We set off for our first destination, an Italian restaurant. As soon as we pull out into traffic, Bana enthusiastically starts playing the role of tour guide. He’s selling the place like a Realtor. “Stop me if I bore you shitless,” he says while changing lanes.
Sure, he could have moved to some mansion in Beverly Hills, but he prefers being out of the loop. “When it comes to projects, I’m kind of like a wine taster—all the labels are taken off,” he says. “Melbourne is just the right amount of distance that I can make decisions that are not influenced by fear or hype or FOMO—fear of missing out.”
Hello Everyone!
I know these have been up about a month or so, and I’ve been meaning to update about them, but I haven’t had the chance to do so. I capped Romulus, My Father a while ago and just recently added screencaps from the movie to the gallery. I am missing screencaps from the special features will be added as soon as I get my hands on the DVD again. For now enjoy the screencaps from the film.
Also I will be converting the site into WordPress so that it makes it easier to manage. The layout won’t change just the pages themselves will. I will be updating soon with any pictures that I may have missed out on. Stay tuned!
Annual G’day USA to honour Baz Luhrmann, Eric Bana, Rachel Griffiths and Rod Laver | November 27, 2008
AUSTRALIAN A-listers Baz Luhrmann, Eric Bana, Rachel Griffiths and tennis legend Rod Laver will be honoured at next month’s annual G’day USA: Australia Week festival.
The celebration, aimed at promoting Australian culture, food, fashion, film, trade and tourism, is entering its sixth year and will expand to San Francisco.
G’Day USA events will again be staged in Los Angeles and New York, but the success of past years encouraged organisers to add San Francisco.
“For 2009, we are delighted to include San Francisco into the program, a city with important cultural, business and tourism ties to Australia,” John Olsen, Australian Consul General in New York and Australia Week Steering Committee chairman, said. … read full story
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