Last January 19 Jessica did an interview at Studio Q, on CBC Radio, to promote her new movie Coriolanus. You can listen the whole episode just going to Q official website, and click at January 19 episode. On this video excerpt, Jessica and Jian reflect over Jessica’s very big year in 2011 with roles in films like “The Help”, “Tree of Life”, “Coriolanus”, and “The Debt”, and the impact it’s had on her life:

First of all, I want to apologize for the lack of updates when so many things are happening with Jessica. I had a little computer issue and was impossible to update the site. Now everything is back to normal and updates are resuming now.

To start, screencaptures of Jessica’s appearance at David Letterman last January 17th has been added to our gallery. Check it:

Check the video below:

I have added two new promotional stills of Jessica on her new movie “Coriolanus”. The movie will hit theaters tomorrow, December 02, 2011.

Here’s the new US trailer for Coriolanus:

I’ve just added a bunch of HQ pictures of last night’s Coriolanus premiere, thanks to my awesome Holly. Jessica looks stunning in yellow!

Keep checking, there’s a lot of HQ pictures to be added.

Added a few pretty pictures of Coriolanus portrait Jessica take in Toronto Festival with her co-stars.

Edit: Replaced all pics for HQ sized ones.

Jessica keeps busy at Toronto festival, and today she just attended the “Coriolanus” Photocall, alongside co-stars Gerrard Butler and Ralph Fiennes. You’ll find some pictures in our gallery, plus some pictures of a Sony Pictures events she attended last night.

When Jessica Chastain left her theater training at Juilliard and started landing movie roles, she got a gift. None of the movies came out right away. It took a while before anyone saw her work in Al Pacino’s Wilde Salome (which finally debuts in Venice), or Terrence Malick’s mystical The Tree of Life (which Fox Searchlight premiered in Cannes before a summer opening), or John Madden’s Mossad thriller The Debt, which post-Disney Miramax finally sold to distributor Focus Features (August 31).

The delayed openings meant that Chastain remained a hot actress—and a blank slate. Nobody projected her last movie onto what they thought she could do. So she was able to be a chameleon, playing a dramatic actress, a sweetly luminous idealized 50s mother, and a tough-as-nails assassin. She also earned raves as brassy southern blonde Celia in summer lit hit The Help, and starred opposite Michael Shannon as his wife in the ominously atmospheric drama Take Shelter, which played Sundance and Cannes, and will show on the fest circuit before Sony Pictures Classics opens it September 30. Ralph Fiennes also cast her as his wife in Shakespeare’s Coriolanus, where she stood her ground against both him and the magnificent Vanessa Redgrave as her mother-in-law. Weinstein Co. picked up the film after it earned raves in Berlin; it will play Toronto before its December release. And Chastain also landed a spot in another fall fest film, Texas Killing Fields, as well as TWC’s upcoming period gangster ensemble Wettest County. We talk about all these films below.

We now have our first trailer from CC2K via First Showing and it looks like a bold, action-filled effort for a debut film. The cast he assembled is excellent, and makes one of eight 2011 films for Jessica Chastain. Check it:

The Toronto International Film Festival is set to return for its 36th run with an impressive line-up of movies. Two of upcoming Jessica films are set to special presentation:

Special Presentation

Coriolanus (Ralph Fiennes)
Coriolanus (Ralph Fiennes), a hero of Rome, is a great soldier but despises the people. His extreme views ignite a mass riot and he is banished from Rome. Coriolanus allies with a sworn enemy (Gerard Butler) to take his revenge on the city.

Take Shelter (Jeff Nichols)
Curtis lives in Ohio with his wife Samantha and daughter Hannah. When he begins having dreams about an encroaching apocalyptic storm, he channels his anxiety into building a shelter in their backyard. Though his obsessive behaviour provokes intolerance in his community, Curtis confides in Samantha, testing their bond against the highest possible stakes. Stars Michael Shannon and Jessica Chastain.

The 36th annual Toronto International Film Festival will run between Setpember 8-18, 2011. For more information, visit: tiff.net/thefestival