A few weeks ago Guillermo del Toro and Crimson Peak cast Jessica Chastain, Tom Hiddleston and Mia Wasikowska sat down with Dana Han-Klein for a Google Talks chat about the film. They released today a sneak peek, and the full interview will be published after the film release, to avoid spoilers. Check it:

October 12, 2015   Luciana

Jessica and Guillermo visited this morning two Univision tv shows, Despierta America and Un Nuevo Dia, as part of the Crimson Peak promotion. I have added over 100+ HQ pictures in our gallery.

October 12, 2015   Luciana

Jessica was photographed by Steven Klein for W Magazine, in a session named “Jessica Chastain: Transformer“. Check images added in our gallery, plus a excerpt of the article.

On the last Friday of summer, at 10:30 in the morning, Jessica Chastain was waiting on the steps outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in New York. She was wearing a diaphanous cream-colored dress that nearly matched her pale skin and very high sandals. Her shoulder-length red hair was pulled back—and, except for her electric blue toe- nail polish, she looked like she could have just stepped out of a 19th-century painting. We were meeting to see the glorious John Singer Sargent show, an intimate collection of large portraits that the artist made of his friends. Had she lived in the late 1800s, it would be easy to imagine Chastain, with her anachronistic beauty, being a favorite of the painter’s. Like the actresses, dancers, and artists he loved and admired, Chastain is sophisticated, dramatic, and a bit mysterious. She has not, as many actresses do, sought to define herself by playing a particular sort of woman. Since bursting onto the scene only four years ago, Chastain has portrayed, among other remarkable characters, a sex bomb from the wrong side of the tracks in The Help, for which she received an Oscar nomination; an obsessive CIA agent on the hunt for Osama bin Laden in Zero Dark Thirty—for which she got another nomination; and a quietly scheming wife in last year’s A Most Violent Year. This month, she takes on the roles of a heroic spaceship commander in Ridley Scott’s The Martian and the diabolical Lady Lucille Sharpe in Crimson Peak, a gothic romance with horror overtones directed by Guillermo del Toro.

Seeing Chastain on the steep steps of the Met made me think of her break-through moment, when she appeared at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2011 for Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life. She had made the film a few years earlier and could not have anticipated the impact of that debut. “It was a long wait,” Chastain told me, as I reminded her of the red-carpeted steps that lead up to the Palais du Cinéma theater. In Cannes, she looked beautiful but terrified: She was wearing a canary yellow chiffon strapless gown, and her costars, Brad Pitt and Sean Penn, appeared to be holding her up. “They were!” Chastain said, as we made our way into the museum. “I would have fainted without them. When I see a picture from that premiere, I seem happy. But that was, actually, a kind of acting. In my head, I was thinking, I have no idea what I’m doing here, and I don’t belong.” Chastain paused, as if taking stock of how drastically her world has evolved. “Cannes was when my career was born. I made it through the fire to the Palais, and it changed my life.”

Read the entire article at W Magazine.

October 12, 2015   Luciana

The waiting is almost over! Crimson Peak will be on theaters this Friday (16) on USA – and some countries to be released two days earlier – and we’re about to see Lady Lucille Sharpe, finally!

While waiting, check in our gallery some new promotional stills of the film, plus some related videos uploaded in our archive.

October 12, 2015   Luciana

Stay tuned!

October 12, 2015   Luciana

During the past month we had to deal multiple times with server moving and minor downtimes, so all major updates was postponed until we’re properly settled. Which we are now, so here’s the resumed updates.

Our gallery was updated with new promotional images, posters and related screen captures of The Martian. Also 20 related videos has been uploaded in our gallery, including the interview Jessica and Matt Damon did to Today Show last September 30.

The Martian is now in theaters, and it’s the #1 film in the world at the box office, crossing $119M as reported by Deadline. The film also is certified fresh at 93% positive reviews at Rotten Tomatoes.

October 11, 2015   Luciana