Archive for October, 2009

In HBO’s February biopic, Temple Grandin, Claire Danes worked with an amazing cast that included Julia Ormond, David Strathairn, and Catherine O’Hara to tell the true story of the scientist whose own autism allowed her unique insights into the behavior of cows and other livestock. But Danes says she was just as charmed by her bovine costars.

“They had long lashes and were so sweet,”Danes recalls. “They were referred to as the HBO Cows because it was cheaper for HBO to buy them than rent them. So I dressed on Halloween as an HBO Cow. With an extension chord as a tail.”

1 image added to gallery

Country of Kings NY Premiere – October 12, 2009

4 images added to gallery

2009 New Yorker Festival – October 17, 2009

4 images added to gallery

Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy attend the opening night of “After Miss Julie” on Broadway at the Roundabout Theatre Company’s American Airlines Theatre on October 22, 2009 in New York City.

1 image added to gallery

Actress Claire Danes arrives at the launch of Gucci Icon-Temporary, a flash sneaker store, in New York, Friday, Oct. 23, 2009.

13 images added to gallery

Oooh la la! Claire Danes has married her fiancé Hugh Dancy in an intimate wedding ceremony in France.

The Romeo and Juliet star met Hugh while the pair were shooting the film Evening two years ago and only announced their engagement in February.

The couple tied the knot a few weeks ago, but details have only just emerged of their small celebration.

Claire, 30, and Hugh, 34, were married in a low-key ceremony with just their families and a few close friends, a source told Life & Style magazine.

The couple’s relationship has always been down-to-earth, so it’s no surprise they would shun a huge A-list affair for their nuptials.

Mamie Gummer, who worked with the pair on Evening, told People that she watched Claire and Hugh fall in love over games of Scrabble on set!

And Claire seems to have the right approach to making a marriage go the distance.

‘While relationships are work, this just didn’t feel like it. It’s the kind of work that feels energising rather than enervating,’ she recently told BlackBook magazine.

‘I find it very freeing to know that, okay, it takes constant nurturing and attention, but I can also stop looking for the one.’

Hey Everyone!

I’m so sorry for the past couple of months. First and foremost for the site being down for a couple of weeks there. Then of course I apologize for the lack of updates for the past month. I had some personal issues but am getting back on track now. I will be making news and gallery updates tonight!

Thank you for staying loyal fans to this fan site. I appreciate it and all of you that visit.