Thanks to Abi Greer for pointing me to youtube video with part of “Salth of Earth” documentary.
“Someone once said to me: Rome conquerer everybody and when the Scots came along, they put up a wall.”
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Neve did an interview to Blackbook Magazine, talking about her life in London, upcoming projects (beside Scream she will be doing a new movie, start shooting in December!), Scream, being mistaken with Jennifer Love Hewitt, and adopting a child from Africa.
The interview was added to our press archive.
Work-wise, what’s next for you before shooting Scream in the Spring?
Well, I’m always trying to find a great new scam to avoid the dark, damp British winters if I can! So, I’ve just signed up to do a movie in Sydney, Australia starting in December.What’s the movie about?
It’s tells the story of a very brave female composer from the 40s. I have been lent a very modern sounding piano to help me get into the role—well, it actually doesn’t make any sound at all, it’s to learn on.
Neve Campbell and John Light attend the launch party for the NOKIA X6 where Rihanna will showcase new material from her new album ‘Rated R’, at the Brixton Academy, in London. Pictures added to the gallery.
Appearances > 2009 > Rihanna Album Launch Gig – November 16
You may remember when I posted here a while ago about an exhibition Craig Mackay would be doing on National Museum of Scotland.
Craig his showing his latest work, “Salt of the Earth”, which capture well-known Scots and international figures with Scottish connections. The dramatic results show a growing confidence in modern Scotland as celebrities, sporting personalities and artists spread their influence abroad. Neve is part of the book since she’s daughter of a Scottish herself.
Out visitor masquerade attended the exhibition in Edinburgh, and scanned the exhibition guide to us. Thanks so much!
Magazines | Clippings > Magazines | Scans > Salt of the Earth – November 2009
Kevin Williamson, writer/creator of tv show “The Vampire Diaries” (and the one who gave us Scream) did an interview yesterday about many aspects of the show. For our surprise, he said he already invited Neve to make a guest appearance as a vampire.
PW: What about bringing in former colleagues — like any of the “Creek” kids?
Kevin: Maybe. Just not at the moment. But I did ask Neve [Campbell] to come play a vampire. She’s too busy filming a movie right now, but maybe down the road.
Read the full interview here.
For those who miss the 90s, Kevin Williamson (original Scream films, Dawson’s Creek) is relaunching the Scream series in 2010 with a second trilogy of films.
According to Williamson, “The fourth one is an ensemble. It’ll take place right now, 10 years later, and it’s going to take place in Woodsboro. We’ll have our three main characters [Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette] will indeed be returning for Scream 4.and we’ll be introducing several more. We’ll also be introducing a little group, a little ensemble of new cast members. That’ll take us through the next three.” No confirmation on whether Wes Craven will return as director.
The poster art and tagline was released in time for the American Film Market. Rumours are swirling that the films will be targeted at a younger audience than the first three which would probably mean a PG-13 rating (the first one was rated R). Will this open the series up to a wider audience or will it only alienate horror fans ensuring the quick death of the revival? Only time will tell.
