Amber Heard heats up Malibu
Actress Amber Heard is the cover girl for the 2013 June/July issue of Malibu Magazine. You can find pics and a behind-the-scenes video from her photoshoot inside.
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Actress Amber Heard is the cover girl for the 2013 June/July issue of Malibu Magazine. You can find pics and a behind-the-scenes video from her photoshoot inside.
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Actress Amber Heard recently posed for a photoshoot with photographer John Russo. You can find the rest of the pics inside.
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In the March 2012 issue of Playboy Magazine actress Amber Heard sat down to answer 20 Questions and discuss her recent roles in The Rum Diary, Drive Angry, and the short-lived The Playboy Club, her views on doing nude scenes in movies, growing up in Texas, her appreciation for guns and fast cars, her teacup Yorkie named Pistol, dropping out of high school to pursue her dreams in Hollywood, and her relationship with photographer Tasya Van Ree. You can find the entire interview here.
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In the 1950’s Hunter S. Thompson would pen a novel that wouldn’t see the light of day for more than 40 years. Its path to the theaters wasn’t much smoother as it languished in development hell for the better part of a decade before writer/director Bruce Robinson and Johnny Depp (Thompson’s original choice for the role) were attached in 2009. The story follows the exploits of Paul Kemp (Depp), a struggling novelist, who leaves New York to accept a job no one else wants at The Daily News in Puerto Rico. The film also stars Amber Heard who the camera doesn’t so much love as continuously lust after in every scene she appears.
The film follows the misadventures of Kemp including his friendship with the paper’s lead photographer (Michael Rispoli) and his reluctant involvement in a land grab scheme by a buisness man named Samuelson (Aaron Eckhart). Kemp’s part in the scheme is made more difficult by his inability to stop drinking and his instant fascination to Samuelson’s girl, Chenault (Heard). Did I mention how pretty she was?
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The biggest problem with this grindhouse/70’s style car flick from Todd Farmer and Patrick Lussier is the almost complete lack of fun. A little humor, maybe a couple of sly winks at the camera, would have helped a story hellbent (so to speak) on trying to be gritty.
Nicolas Cage stars as an escaped soul from Hell who has returned to Earth to kill the leader of a Satanic cult (Billy Burke) who murdered his daughter and plans to sacrifice his granddaughter to bring about Hell on Earth. He’s assisted by a spunky waitress (Amber Heard, the only one here who seems to be enjoying herself) and hunted by an Accountant (William Fichtner) enlisted to return him to Hell.
Here’s what I knew going into Drive Angry: Nicolas Cage is occasionally wildly entertaining when choosing crazy projects like this one, and Amber Heard is really hot.
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