Los Angeles ? In the world of the future everyone is stunningly good looking, but they only live to be 25. That's the premise of "In Time," the new film starring Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried that premiered on Thursday, Oct. 20, at the Regency Village Theatre in Los Angeles and the red-carpet roster of stars proved it to be true.
The science-fiction action flick's dynamic leading duo led the charge, along with their equally great-looking co-stars, including Olivia Wilde, Matt Bomer, Yaya DaCosta, Johnny Galecki, Rachel Roberts and Collins Pennie. Even Vincent Kartheiser, the "Mad Men" favorite who used that show's extended hiatus to jump to the big screen, joined in the parade of pretty people. But Jessica Biel, one of the comeliest gals to attend the celebration of the Andrew Niccol-helmed picture, slipped in the side door unnoticed.
That is, until the after party nearby, where she and Timberlake got cozy late into the evening. Seems that on-again, off-again romance is definitely on again.
At an earlier press conference for the film, Timberlake admitted that he doesn't have that much time for romance in his life, as he's busy fulfilling his childhood dreams by becoming a movie star, especially doing a movie like "In Time."
"I got to live out a lot of boyhood fantasies in this movie," Timberlake said with a big grin, referring to the James Bond-like adventure aspects of the film. "Shooting guns and getting to learn how to stunt drive. When you're a little kid, you obviously see those types of scenes in movies and you never picture yourself as getting to the guy who does all that."
But that wasn't the popular singer-actor's reason for agreeing to follow up his acclaimed performance in "The Social Network" with such a far-out science-fiction thriller.
"It was intense for me when I read the script. And I remember for three days after, I just couldn't stop thinking about the themes, but also the fact that it was relentless in its pace," Timberlake recalled. " I saw this movie as a very beautiful story. And I'm really proud of this film."
sean avery east river east river harry shum jr workaholics workaholics the rum diary
No comments:
Post a Comment