Article written on May 11, 2013
by RoseRockscloseAuthor: RoseRocksName: Laura Email: laura@rose-mcgowan.com Site:http://www.facebook.com/RoseMcGowanItalia About: I'm a Rose McGowan fan of course,
I'm addicted to Alternative Rock, Hard Rock, Alternative Metal and Metalcore music.
I absolutely adore tattoos and cats and I love beautiful London, perfect place.
I've been a songwriter since I was in high school (which I hated) and a feminist since I was born.
I also am a Xenite, which means I grow up with tv-show Xena Warrior Princess, I love Rizzoli & Isles too.
On October 2, 2011 I had the incredible pleasure to meet Rose McGowan.See Authors Posts (6) • e-mail
Another spin on the classic and truly twisted Edgar Allan Poe tale The Tell Tale Heart will be causing a stir at this year’s Cannes Film Market.
From the press release:
Darclight Films, the edgy genre-driven label of Arclight Films, announces the acquisition and release of first-look footage of John La Tier’s inspired directorial debut The Tell Tale Heart starring Rose McGowan (Grindhouse, TVs Charmed, Jawbreaker, Scream), Peter Bogdanovich (The Sopranos, Humboldt County, Festival In Cannes, TVs “The Simpsons“) and Patrick John Flueger (Footloose, Brothers, TVs “The 4400“). Based on the classic short story of the same name penned by Edgar Allan Poe, America’s first master of horror over 150 years ago, La Tier, who also co-wrote the script, transplants the gloomy Gothic story into vibrant and enchanting modern day New Orleans. Darclight Films will be sharing never-before-seen footage in Cannes.
“We’re thrilled to present The Tell Tale Heart to buyers for the very first time, and Cannes is the perfect place to do so,” said Clay Epstein, VP of Sales and Acquisitions for Arclight Films, who secured the deal. “It’s one of Edgar Allan Poe’s most well known stories, and only a few others have been translated into as many languages worldwide as The Tell Tale Heart. The combination of the incredibly talented team of cast and crew that have come together to give new life to a truly classic and horrifying tale and a built-in global audience give the film outstanding commercial viability.” Read the full article »
Article written on May 9, 2013
by RoseRockscloseAuthor: RoseRocksName: Laura Email: laura@rose-mcgowan.com Site:http://www.facebook.com/RoseMcGowanItalia About: I'm a Rose McGowan fan of course,
I'm addicted to Alternative Rock, Hard Rock, Alternative Metal and Metalcore music.
I absolutely adore tattoos and cats and I love beautiful London, perfect place.
I've been a songwriter since I was in high school (which I hated) and a feminist since I was born.
I also am a Xenite, which means I grow up with tv-show Xena Warrior Princess, I love Rizzoli & Isles too.
On October 2, 2011 I had the incredible pleasure to meet Rose McGowan.See Authors Posts (6) • e-mail
Rose might be taking a break from acting, but she’s definitely not staying still and doing nothing!
Not only she just finished shooting her first short movie Dawn, she also just lent voice to a cute foxy raccoon, Coco, for Dr. Lollipop, Cartoon Hangover’s new short.
Here is what Aliki T. Grafft, director, shared on her Tumblr profile:
My ol’ pal Rose McGowan came in to Salami Studios to record as the voice of Coco for Dr. Lollipop!
Rose was quite the FOXY raccoon!
Final character design of Coco by Brianne Drouhard.
Dr. Lollipop is created by Kelly Martin for Frederator’s Cartoon Hangover, coming soon to Youtube. Directed by Aliki T. Grafft
Article written on April 19, 2013
by RoseRockscloseAuthor: RoseRocksName: Laura Email: laura@rose-mcgowan.com Site:http://www.facebook.com/RoseMcGowanItalia About: I'm a Rose McGowan fan of course,
I'm addicted to Alternative Rock, Hard Rock, Alternative Metal and Metalcore music.
I absolutely adore tattoos and cats and I love beautiful London, perfect place.
I've been a songwriter since I was in high school (which I hated) and a feminist since I was born.
I also am a Xenite, which means I grow up with tv-show Xena Warrior Princess, I love Rizzoli & Isles too.
On October 2, 2011 I had the incredible pleasure to meet Rose McGowan.See Authors Posts (6) • e-mail
Our lovely Miss McGowan never ceases to amaze us, we recently have seen her on the tv-screen again, on Once Upon A Time (The Miller’s Daughter episode) and she’s not willing to stop. As we all know, Rose is always exploring new things professionally and now she is a director too!
Rose McGowan started shooting Dawn – that is the name of her first directorial short film – on March 11, 2013.
Below is some info:
LOCATION: Los Angeles
PRODUCERS: John Nguyen
DIRECTOR: Rose McGowan
CAST: Piper Laurie
ACTORS: Now casting
STATUS: Pre-production
STORY: Family drama
As you can see, cast is largely unknown for now and the plot hasn’t been revealed yet but we will keep you updated, so keep checking the main page!
Meanwhile we’d like to wish Rose good luck for this project!
The trailer for John La Tier’s The Tell-Tale Heart, starring Rose McGowan, Patrick John Flueger and Peter Bogdanovich, has just been released. It looks very atmospheric, visually arresting and promises a great role for Rose. I, for one, cannot wait to see this one!
So, how did you ladies & gents enjoy Rose’s Once Upon a Time episode?
Personally, I had never watched the show before but I really enjoyed it, especially Rose’s performance as younger Cora. She more than held her own opposite the great Robert Carlyle, which really says a lot! It was such a treat for us fans. I really hope we’ll see more of young Cora in future episodes!
I have uploaded 900+ high definition screencaptures from The Miller’s Daughter in our gallery. I hope you like them! In addition, I added a bunch of high quality stills and behind the scenes images from the episode during the weekend but didn’t have a chance to update about them until now. Many thanks to Storybrooke for these beautiful images!
