Robert Rodriguez’s ‘Machete’ doesn’t hit DVD and Blu-ray until January 4th, 2011, but there’s no need to wait another two weeks to get a peek at what’s in store. We’re more than happy to bring you a deleted scene today. If you caught Rodriguez controversial, Danny Trejo-starring throwback action-comedy over the summer, you’ll know at what point in the movie this scene was supposed to take place. If you haven’t seen the film, however, here’s a little background: Robert De Niro plays a scummy senator who is hellbent on doing whatever it takes to win his next election. Jeff Fahey, his equally scummy right hand man, has arranged for a random Mexican guy (Danny Trejo’s Machete) off of the street be framed for the failed assassination of the senator. And Jessica Alba is an honest government agent trying to get to the bottom of all of it. This particular scene, had it remained in the film, would have taken place after the staged assassination attempt. Source: moviefone.com
Robert Rodriguez’s ‘Machete’ doesn’t hit DVD and Blu-ray until January 4th, 2011, but there’s no need to wait another two weeks to get a peek at what’s in store. We’re more than happy to bring you a deleted scene today.
If you caught Rodriguez controversial, Danny Trejo-starring throwback action-comedy over the summer, you’ll know at what point in the movie this scene was supposed to take place. If you haven’t seen the film, however, here’s a little background:
Robert De Niro plays a scummy senator who is hellbent on doing whatever it takes to win his next election. Jeff Fahey, his equally scummy right hand man, has arranged for a random Mexican guy (Danny Trejo’s Machete) off of the street be framed for the failed assassination of the senator. And Jessica Alba is an honest government agent trying to get to the bottom of all of it. This particular scene, had it remained in the film, would have taken place after the staged assassination attempt.
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There’s been talk of a sequel to Sin City ever since the movie came out. The flick, though gimmicky in its look, still holds up incredibly well, and hey, who doesn’t want more Marv? Star Jessica Alba talked a little bit about sequel possibilities while doing press for Little Fockers, a movie I’m sure all of you are going to head out to see in droves. “We [Robert Rodriguez and Alba] were just talking about that actually in Austin, so we’ll see,” Alba told IndieWire. “We kind of talk about ‘Sin City’ every now and again, it comes up. We both love doing it, and we’d like to do it again; it’s just kind of, you know, a matter of time I think.” Source: dreadcentral.com
There’s been talk of a sequel to Sin City ever since the movie came out. The flick, though gimmicky in its look, still holds up incredibly well, and hey, who doesn’t want more Marv?
Star Jessica Alba talked a little bit about sequel possibilities while doing press for Little Fockers, a movie I’m sure all of you are going to head out to see in droves.
“We [Robert Rodriguez and Alba] were just talking about that actually in Austin, so we’ll see,” Alba told IndieWire. “We kind of talk about ‘Sin City’ every now and again, it comes up. We both love doing it, and we’d like to do it again; it’s just kind of, you know, a matter of time I think.”
Half the fun of going to see a new installment of the Meet the Parents franchise is getting to hang out with the families you’ve grown to love over the past few years, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for more crazy characters. She isn’t a Focker or a Byrnes, but in Little Fockers, Jessica Alba steps in as series newcomer Andi Garcia. Andi is a peppy drug company rep who asks Greg (Ben Stiller) to represent their latest product, Sustengo, an erectile dysfunction medication. The promotional campaign kicks off and Andi gets a little too close for comfort. When a chance meeting in a hospital results in Andi and Pam (Teri Polo) meeting face-to-face, Jack (Robert De Niro) grows increasingly concerned that Greg may not be a faithful husband and unworthy of the title “The Godfocker.” This is a big production for Alba not only because she stars alongside some of the greats like De Niro and Dustin Hoffman, but also because this is her first attempt at slapstick comedy. Alba spilled on everything from face planting in an empty pool with Stiller to what it’s like being the new recruit on set and even addressed that whole debacle caused by comments she made about screenwriting. Your character is so bubbly. When you went to work each day, was that something to look forward to or was it ever a drag having to pretend to be that excited? Jessica Alba: Well, I was taking meth and speed and shooting Red Bulls. I was snorting it actually. No, I’m kidding. No I’m not. Yes I am. [Laughs] No, it was great because no matter what mood I was in, she was so enthusiastic and so happy and excited that it was nice. It turned every day into a funny, silly day. And also, I was kind of the joker, so I just got to make people laugh. If I could just make people giggle, that was fun. It was very satisfying. As a married woman, what do you think about Ben Stiller’s character’s interaction with yours? Did he cross the line? Jessica Alba: Not at all and I don’t think my character was trying to maliciously do anything. She wasn’t manipulative, she wasn’t malicious and I think that’s what made it so great was that she was just having fun and she was just in the moment and she wasn’t really trying to screw anything up. She was just a big fan, she just loves her job so much and she has no filter, she really doesn’t have any boundaries and she’s completely unedited and not self aware. She’s just a ball of fun, so it was fun playing somebody like that because it was very liberating. I might be a little bit of a control freak in my real life. Maybe. Continue Reading?… »
Half the fun of going to see a new installment of the Meet the Parents franchise is getting to hang out with the families you’ve grown to love over the past few years, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for more crazy characters. She isn’t a Focker or a Byrnes, but in Little Fockers, Jessica Alba steps in as series newcomer Andi Garcia.
Andi is a peppy drug company rep who asks Greg (Ben Stiller) to represent their latest product, Sustengo, an erectile dysfunction medication. The promotional campaign kicks off and Andi gets a little too close for comfort. When a chance meeting in a hospital results in Andi and Pam (Teri Polo) meeting face-to-face, Jack (Robert De Niro) grows increasingly concerned that Greg may not be a faithful husband and unworthy of the title “The Godfocker.”
This is a big production for Alba not only because she stars alongside some of the greats like De Niro and Dustin Hoffman, but also because this is her first attempt at slapstick comedy. Alba spilled on everything from face planting in an empty pool with Stiller to what it’s like being the new recruit on set and even addressed that whole debacle caused by comments she made about screenwriting.
Your character is so bubbly. When you went to work each day, was that something to look forward to or was it ever a drag having to pretend to be that excited? Jessica Alba: Well, I was taking meth and speed and shooting Red Bulls. I was snorting it actually. No, I’m kidding. No I’m not. Yes I am. [Laughs] No, it was great because no matter what mood I was in, she was so enthusiastic and so happy and excited that it was nice. It turned every day into a funny, silly day. And also, I was kind of the joker, so I just got to make people laugh. If I could just make people giggle, that was fun. It was very satisfying.
As a married woman, what do you think about Ben Stiller’s character’s interaction with yours? Did he cross the line? Jessica Alba: Not at all and I don’t think my character was trying to maliciously do anything. She wasn’t manipulative, she wasn’t malicious and I think that’s what made it so great was that she was just having fun and she was just in the moment and she wasn’t really trying to screw anything up. She was just a big fan, she just loves her job so much and she has no filter, she really doesn’t have any boundaries and she’s completely unedited and not self aware. She’s just a ball of fun, so it was fun playing somebody like that because it was very liberating. I might be a little bit of a control freak in my real life. Maybe.
We’re so excited to see Robert DeNiro and Ben Stiller face off yet again in Little Fockers, which debuts in theaters on Dec. 22. Greg Focker (Stiller) is now dad to two twins and his father-in-law (DeNiro) is still on his case — hilarity ensues. One of our fave celeb moms Jessica Alba also stars in the movie. Even better? Universal Pictures is giving away an amazing prize pack to two lucky Moms & Babies readers. It includes a $200 Fandango gift card and cool paraphernalia (hat, T-shirt, blanket, umbrella and onesie) from the film. Hurry up and enter for your chance to win! Online entries must be received between 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time (“ET”) on 12/20/10 and 11:59 p.m. (ET) on 12/26/10. See Official Rules. Added bonus: You can create a Little Focker-themed holiday card at Facebook.com/LittleFockers to send out to family and friends. You can also check out the super funny trailer below.
We’re so excited to see Robert DeNiro and Ben Stiller face off yet again in Little Fockers, which debuts in theaters on Dec. 22. Greg Focker (Stiller) is now dad to two twins and his father-in-law (DeNiro) is still on his case — hilarity ensues. One of our fave celeb moms Jessica Alba also stars in the movie.
Even better? Universal Pictures is giving away an amazing prize pack to two lucky Moms & Babies readers. It includes a $200 Fandango gift card and cool paraphernalia (hat, T-shirt, blanket, umbrella and onesie) from the film.
Hurry up and enter for your chance to win! Online entries must be received between 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time (“ET”) on 12/20/10 and 11:59 p.m. (ET) on 12/26/10. See Official Rules.
Added bonus: You can create a Little Focker-themed holiday card at Facebook.com/LittleFockers to send out to family and friends. You can also check out the super funny trailer below.
Jessica Alba with Gossip Girl star Blake Lively were featured in the new music video I just had Sex by The Lonely Island’s ft. Akon. Check out the video and view high-res screencaptures.
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Walter Scott asked Jessica Alba some things about her newest movie Little Fockers and motherhood. WS: What was it like being the new kid on set? Jessica: It was a pinch-me moment. Robert De Niro is such a great guy, and Dustin Hoffman is hilarious—he actually gave me pointers on how to be playful. My goal every day was to try to get Ben Stiller to laugh during a scene. WS: Besides Dustin Hoffman, who inspires you? Jessica: Lucille Ball was my hero growing up. Now it’s my 2-year-old daughter, Honor, because when I’m with her I’m not self-conscious. I’ll do whatever it takes to get her to giggle. WS: Has becoming a mom changed your career goals? Jessica: Making my family happy is the only thing I really care about. I love my job, but it’_ s not the reason I get up in the morning. I get up to make my daughter smile. Source: parade.com
Walter Scott asked Jessica Alba some things about her newest movie Little Fockers and motherhood.
WS: What was it like being the new kid on set?
Jessica: It was a pinch-me moment. Robert De Niro is such a great guy, and Dustin Hoffman is hilarious—he actually gave me pointers on how to be playful. My goal every day was to try to get Ben Stiller to laugh during a scene.
WS: Besides Dustin Hoffman, who inspires you?
Jessica: Lucille Ball was my hero growing up. Now it’s my 2-year-old daughter, Honor, because when I’m with her I’m not self-conscious. I’ll do whatever it takes to get her to giggle.
WS: Has becoming a mom changed your career goals?
Jessica: Making my family happy is the only thing I really care about. I love my job, but it’_ s not the reason I get up in the morning. I get up to make my daughter smile.
Jessica Alba has been interviewed by a moderator of MTV Europe’s comedy show “Hello Guys!”. Jessica looks really confused, but watch it, it’s quite funny.
Extra’s AJ Calloway got the whole “Focker” treatment from the hilarious cast at the NYC premiere of “Little Fockers”! Dustin Hoffman and Owen Wilson joked about their new bromance. “I can see it. Even now looking at his little face on the poster… there’s just something incredibly lovable about the guy,” Wilson gushed about his co-star. “And that’s the foundation of a good bromance.” Take a look at more red carpet antics from Ben Stiller, Jessica Alba and yes, even Robert De Niro! Source: extratv.warnerbros.com
Extra’s AJ Calloway got the whole “Focker” treatment from the hilarious cast at the NYC premiere of “Little Fockers”!
Dustin Hoffman and Owen Wilson joked about their new bromance. “I can see it. Even now looking at his little face on the poster… there’s just something incredibly lovable about the guy,” Wilson gushed about his co-star. “And that’s the foundation of a good bromance.”
Take a look at more red carpet antics from Ben Stiller, Jessica Alba and yes, even Robert De Niro!
Source: extratv.warnerbros.com
MTV’s Josh Horowitz got to live out every blue-blooded heterosexual male’s fantasy earlier this week when “Little Fockers” star Jessica Alba popped on by our offices for a good old-fashioned slumber party. Jessica Alba in pajamas, possibly wanting to have a pillow fight — not a bad gig, right? Well, as it turns out Alba’s idea of a slumber party was just a wee bit different. To be sure, it involved the adorable actress in some very cute PJs — always a bonus — but large knives, avocado hair masks and Greek-yogurt facials were also on the menu. Luckily, Alba did agree to the ages-old slumber party pasttime of “Truth or Dare” (which, as we all know, was invented by Madonna). Did things get scandalous? See for yourself… Source: mtv.com
MTV’s Josh Horowitz got to live out every blue-blooded heterosexual male’s fantasy earlier this week when “Little Fockers” star Jessica Alba popped on by our offices for a good old-fashioned slumber party. Jessica Alba in pajamas, possibly wanting to have a pillow fight — not a bad gig, right?
Well, as it turns out Alba’s idea of a slumber party was just a wee bit different. To be sure, it involved the adorable actress in some very cute PJs — always a bonus — but large knives, avocado hair masks and Greek-yogurt facials were also on the menu. Luckily, Alba did agree to the ages-old slumber party pasttime of “Truth or Dare” (which, as we all know, was invented by Madonna). Did things get scandalous? See for yourself…
Source: mtv.com
Jessica shows who's boss 
