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I’ve added new screencaps of Angelina from her movie, “The Tourist”. Check out the screen caps in the gallery!

The DVD and Blu-ray are loaded with bonus materials, including an outtake reel, director´s commentary and two featurettes: “A Gala Affair” and “Bringing Glamour Back.” Blu-ray exclusive materials include three additional behind-the-scenes featurettes: “Action in Venice,” “Canal Chats,” and “Tourist Destination Travel the Canals of Venice.” “The Tourist” will be available in the Combo Pack for $38.96 SRP, on Blu-ray for $34.95 SRP and on DVD for $28.95 SRP.

SYNOPSIS:
During an impromptu trip to Europe to mend a broken heart, Frank (Johnny Depp) unexpectedly finds himself in a flirtatious encounter with Elise (Angelina Jolie), an extraordinary woman who deliberately crosses his path. Against the breathtaking backdrop of Paris and Venice, their whirlwind romance quickly evolves as they find themselves unwittingly thrust into a deadly game of cat and mouse.

Directed by Florian Henckel Von Donnersmarck from a screenplay by Florian Henckel Von Donnersmarck, Christopher McQuarrie, and Julian Fellowes. Graham King, Tim Headington, Roger Birnbaum, Gary Barber, and Jonathan Glickman produced, with Lloyd Phillips, Bahman Naraghi, Olivier Courson, and Ron Halpern acting as executive producers.

DVD and Blu-ray Bonus Features Include:
–Featurette: “A Gala Affair”
–Featurette: “Bringing Glamour Back”
–Alternate Animated Title Sequence
–Director Commentary
–Outtake Reel

Blu-ray Exclusive Bonus Features Include:
–Featurette: “Action in Venice”
–Featurette: “Canal Chats”
–Featurette: “Tourist Destination Travel the Canals of Venice”
–MovieIQ

“The Tourist” has a runtime of approximately 103 minutes and is rated PG 13 for violence and brief strong language.

Source: DVD Town

The “Tourist” actor says he wasn’t sure what to expect from the mother of six because of the frequent fantastical portrayals of her and partner Brad Pitt in the media.

“I was immediately impressed by her. Well, not that I read much in the press about myself or even anyone, but you can’t help but know that she and Brad are globally hounded and tracked down,” the 47-year-old actor said.

“What I was most impressed with Angelina first and foremost was her normality… also, she’s a great mommy.”

And although Depp, who has two young children with his long-term partner Vanessa Paradis, did not know much about Angelina before they met, he knew he would be working with an actress with a versatile talent.

“The only thing that sticks out in my mind is ‘The Changeling’ – her performance was magnificent, so I knew I’d be stepping into the ring with someone who was going to be deeply committed. But at the same time she understands the need for humour, the ability to travel outside of the script sometimes. She was a real sport in that sense.”

Source: Third Age

While out and about promoting new film The Tourist, Jolie told MTV: “I haven’t heard anything about it, but I thought they did it.”

By ‘it’ she’s either referring to Michelle Pfeiffer’s stellar turn in Batman Returns, or Halle Berry’s, uh, less celebrated solo outing, Catwoman.

When told she would be perfect for the role, Jolie played coy: “I see. Thank you. Flattering.”

Is she just keeping schtum at the behest of Chris Nolan? Or is Jolie really not interested in starring in another comic book adap? Let the Dark Knight Rises rumours roll on…

Source: TotalFilm.com

A quick look at the film categories from today’s nominations announcement:

Jolie was a gasp-inducing nominee for Comedy-Musical Actress for The Tourist, which, frankly, we didn’t know was a comedy. (Maybe it’s a musical?) She’s up against potential Oscar candidates Annette Bening and Julianne Moore, both from The Kids Are All Right, Anne Hathaway (Love and Other Drugs) and happy-surprise Emma Stone, who charmed in Easy A.

If you think like the Hollywood Foreign Press thinks—i.e., Stars! Stars! Stars!—then Berry’s Drama Actress nod for the obscure Frankie & Alice is not a surprise. Her competition includes names that you’ll be seeing a lot of: Winter’s Bone’s Jennifer Lawrence, Black Swan’s Natalie Portman and Blue Valentine’s Michelle Williams. Nicole Kidman, also a nominee here, is a Globes dream: She’s a first-class movie star, and a legitimate awards-season contender for the wrenching Rabbit Hole.

Depp picked up two nominations in the occasionally goofy Comedy-Musical division. There, he’s up for Best Actor for Alice in Wonderland (expected) and The Tourist (um, not). Jake Gyllenhaal (Love and Other Drugs), Kevin Spacey (Casino Jack) and Paul Giamatti (Barney’s Version) round out the category. None are considered favorites to pick up Oscar nominations.

Source: E Online