Saturday, March 29, 2008
Friday, March 14, 2008
Oscar dream

My dream for Viggo's Oscar has long been busted, but that does not mean that I still cannot reminisce about that night.
Look at my beautiful Viggo with his adorable niece above.
I wish I know what Viggo's brothers look like. I am assuming all are gorgeous intelligent men. Can you imagine The Mortensens clan get togethers? Judging from the gene pool, I will say heads will definitely turn!
Viggo's message from perceval press

As the dust has by now nearly settled on the release of "Eastern Promises" in theatres and on DVD around the world, I take this opportunity to wish the good and honest law enforcement professionals in Russia and in all other countries continued courage and luck. We need you now more than ever in our troubled times. It is to those all too few noble individuals that I dedicated my impersonation of 'Nikolai Luzhin'. Thank you for your brave efforts to serve truth, compassion, and justice. V.M.
He actually posted it a while back,but I just now reposted it as I've been behind in updating this blog. My apologies! I know there is no coverage of his oscar news on this site either. I've been religiously following his news but just have not been updating the blog due to illness or laziness or blogger's apathy.
But, of course, my love and devotion to this unique man with the admirable vision, impeccable integrity (artistic and humanistic) and a big heart, not only stay strong and true, but also continue to grow every day.
Love thy Viggo.
Monday, February 11, 2008
Friday, February 8, 2008
New message from Viggo
As the British Academy of Film and Television Arts award ceremony is this sunday in London, and the movie Eastern Promises is nominated for Best British Film, I take this opportunity to thank and salute the incomparable David Cronenberg and his entire team for the beautiful professional work done to tell this story. Since our movie unfortunately did not receive (much deserved, in my opinion) nominations for Directing or Best Picture from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (Oscars), this seems like an appropriate moment to say goodbye and wish continued good travelling to all involved. Win or lose, this movie is unique and will stand the test of time as a thought-provoking and finely-crafted piece of storytelling. History will show that David Cronenberg has been the rare top-level movie director that has improved from project to project, decade after decade, and never really looked back. There is no director alive in the world today who is working at a higher level technically, artistically, philosophically, or in terms of consistently delivering stories as entertaining as they are unsettling. A master. They do not come along very often, and some of us have taken note. There are many among our actors and technical crew who also ought to have been recognised by the various prize-giving organisations for the excellence of their creative contributions. Their exclusion takes nothing away from their enduring accomplishments. I am proud to represent our team just a little longer.
Spasiba! Viggo.
found at percevalpress.com
Spasiba! Viggo.
found at percevalpress.com
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Viggo at the SAG


Viggo Mortensen, left, nominated for outstanding performance by a male actor in a leading role for his work in 'Eastern Promises,' and Spanish actor Javier Bardem, nominated for outstanding performance by a male actor in a supporting role for his work in 'No Country for Old Men,' arrive for the 14th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday, Jan. 27, 2008, in Los Angeles.
(AP Photo/Kevork Djansezian)Viggo at the SAG award tonight

Viggo is not only the nominee for best actor at the Screen Actors Guild award tonight, he will also be a presenter. Yesterday, he was among the actors who went to the show rehearsal.
"Even the rehearsal list read like a star-studded party, with Chandra Wilson, Vanessa Williams, Viggo Mortensen, Kate Beckinsale and James Marsden among those taking the stage Saturday"....HERE
How awesome to watch him tonight on TBS/TNT.
The 14th Annual Screen Actors Guild will air on Sunday, January 27 at 8 PM ET/PT on TNT & TBS. A second airing of the SAG Awards will air at 11 PM ET/PT on TNT.
Don’t miss the arrivals! Check out the red carpet pre-show at 3:15PM PT / 6:15PM ET on TBS.com or TNT.TV
E! (5-8pm) and TV Guide (4-8pm) will also carry live red carpet arrivals.
http://www.sagawards.org/14thPresenters
Online coverage begins at 6:20/5:20c. Follow the below link for what will be covered online for those who do not have access to TBS/TNT
http://www.tbs.com/stories/story/0,,130967,00.html
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