Peter Facinelli walked the carpet with Edi Falco and his other Nurse Jackie co-stars. According to BuzzFocus there was some unplanned excitement:
“Zoey Brakow, Jackie’s nurse in training, rushed to the lower level of the party exclaiming, “I think someone is like having a heart attack.” At first, we didn’t know if this was real. But sure enough, in about twenty minutes, EMT’s came through the party carrying an elderly woman away. From all appearances she was fine as she gave the crowd the thumbs up, while being carried away.”
Peter Tweeted that he had a great time, and provided an interesting tidbit, “Here’s a fun trivia… Alan Coulter who is directing Rob Pattinson’s next movie, directed the pilot for Nurse Jackie…”
Peter also talked to People magazine at the same event where he clears up a rumor about his wife’s heart condition, and discussed his family’s summer plans, “We like taking road trips. There’s a Twilight baseball game on July 4th that I signed up to do. It’s a charity benefit. I think I might drive the RV up there to Portland.”
Remember Peter is on Chelsea Lately tonight and Nurse Jackie debuts on Showtime on the 8th.
It doesn’t matter what red carpet she’s on, three things are guaranteed to happen when Ashley Greene is one one:
It seems like every media outlet on the planet has done a trailer analysis. So we waited a few days to see which one we thought gave the best commentary, and was written by a person who knew both the books and the movie well. That really limited down the field.
Michael Sheen is receiving a Most Excellent Order of the British Empire award, specifially an OBE which gives him the rank of officer. The Queen will be conferring this honor at Buckingham Palace. Where Michael will be surrounded by family.
Twilight Italia has edited the video they took at the Chris Weitz press interview in Italy. They have also been kind enough to supply an English article that explains the backstory.
Today marks the six year anniversary of the dream that sparked Twilight. From there is was another year and a half until the books started to reach shelves in fall 2005. Can you believe this all started six years ago?
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