First of all, i must say I’m sorry for the lack of updates in the past few months. My computer crashed and I spent quite some time trying to fix it myself till i finally decided to take it somewhere to be fixed. Now I’m back and there’s a lot to catch up, specially photos from the events Penélope has attended. I’m adding tons of images to the gallery so keep checking back. Thanks for your patience everyone!

Here are some of the latest updates:

‘Venuto Al Mondo’ Rome Photocall – Nov 05 (MQ)

‘Che Tempo Che Fa’ Italian Tv Show – November 4 (MQ)

60th San Sebastian Film Festival: ‘Venuto al Mondo’ Arrivals, Premiere & Photocall – Sep 25 (MQ)

Royal World Premiere of Skyfall in England – Oct 23

More to come!

Adding photos from ‘To Rome With Love’ World Premiere, Rome – Apr 13 (HQ) that is taking place today in Rome! Check back to our gallery for more, as the images are beeing released by the press. Here’s some of what we already have:

Trailer Captures

Woody Allen’s last film, “Midnight in Paris,” was his most successful. It made $55 million in the US and was a worldwide hit. Sony Pictures Classics is hoping for a repeat on June 22nd with “To Rome With Love.” (forbes.com)

After toying with “Bop Decameron” and “Nero Fiddled,” writer-director Woody Allen has finally settled on a title for his next movie, as Sony Pictures Classics has set a June 22 release date for “To Rome With Love.”

Title was selected as an homage to the city of Rome, where the film was shot on location last summer.

Title “Nero Fiddled” was discarded because overseas auds aren’t familiar with the expression. “To Rome With Love” will be used for the film’s worldwide release.

Story follows a number of people in Italy — some American, some Italian, some residents, some visitors — and their romances, adventures and predicaments. Pic stars Allen, Alec Baldwin, Roberto Benigni, Penelope Cruz, Judy Davis, Jesse Eisenberg, Greta Gerwig and Ellen Page.

A Gravier Prods. film, “To Rome With Love” was produced by Letty Aronson and Stephen Tenenbaum and financed by the Italian production and distribution company Medusa Film.

Sony Pictures Classics handled U.S. distribution for Allen’s last picture, “Midnight in Paris,” which has grossed nearly $150 million worldwide.

source: variety.com

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