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Welcome to Confessions of Christina Ricci... We're the web's largest and longest running fan site (since May 2003) dedicated to the amazing actress, producer and model Christina Ricci. This website features a news archive, information on Christina and her projects,
a photo gallery with over 25,000 images, video archive, fan art and an active fan forum. Christina has been the star of numerous films throughout her career - spanning over 15 years... You may recognize her from Speed Racer, Penelope, Black Snake Moan, Monster, Anything Else, Prozac Nation, Sleepy Hollow, Buffalo '66, The Ice Storm, Casper, The Addams Family and Mermaids - to name a few.
I hope to make this website your one-stop in all things Christina - enjoy your stay and you return to http://www.christinaricci.ws soon!
Yesterday Donna Karan New York’s PR girl was tweeting it up about a film that was being shot for DK with Christina Ricci. The director of this project is none other than the son of Sting, Jake Sumner, and the producer is People’s Revolution owner, Kelly Cutrone. This all makes for a pretty interesting bunch! I asked DKNY’s PR girl via Twitter if she could give me more info and she said that she could not tell much, just that CR was the star and that Jake is directing and K Cutrone is producing. Sounds like something that could be pretty cool! I also asked DKNY’s PR girl via Twitter how Christina was in person and she replied, “She is a total sweetheart. Truly a doll.” That is good to know! I really love it when celebrities are nice! BTW, this is another reason why I love Twitter. Where else can you chat with a PR person from a big fashion label while they are on the set of a cool project? Hopefully we will all get to see what is going on soon!
From Orange Juice and Biscuits
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I have added over 160 HQ and MQ photos of Christina from the most recent events that she has attended. There are now photos from the “After.Life” premiere at the AFI Fest, photos from the Prada Book Launch party and photos from the MOCA 30th Anniversary gala…
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I have just added 500+ HQ and MQ candid photos into the gallery! I have caught up with the most recent candid images and have added on to existing albums and even created some new albums of candids. You can see all the last additions by clicking on the thumbnails below – enjoy!
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Comedian-actor Nick Swardson announced that Born to Be a Star, his first starring film, is slated for release Labor Day weekend 2010. Described as “Napoleon Dynamite meets Boogie Nights,” Born to Be a Star was written by Swardson, Adam Sandler and Allen Covert. The cast includes Christina Ricci, Don Johnson, Stephen Dorf, Pauly Shore and Mario Joyner.
From Stage Time
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AFTER.LIFE is a psychological thriller with the sensibility of a 21st century PSYCHO. In this intriguing journey into seductive terror, Anna is a young woman trapped between life and death, and Eliot is a funeral director who appears to have the gift of transitioning the dead, but who might be a psychopath intent on burying her alive. Director Agnieszka Vosloo trained with the modern masters such as Roman Polanski and Krzysztof Kieslowski, and has recently been listed in Filmmaker
Magazine’s “25 New Faces to Watch.”
The film will be screening at AFM on Nov. 7 and 8 – perhaps sometime after that we’ll get word of some solid distribution; count on it coming out in 2010 though.
From Jo Blo
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I have added over 700 captures of Christina from the film “Sleepy Hollow” and the special features from the DVD. I tried my very best to get them up in time for Halloween, but I was really busy… Anyway, I hope you all enjoy them!
You can see all the captures by clicking on the thumbnails below.
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“After.Life” will have its world premiere on Saturday, November 7th in Los Angeles as part of the “AFIFEST 2009″! You can learn more about the festival at AFI.com…
When are the dead in fact dead? In its pleasure at simultaneously embracing and sending up horror genre conventions, AFTER.LIFE suggests that the line between the living and the dead is thin indeed. Christina Ricci and Justin Long (fast earning a reputation as the busiest man in American movies) play a sophisticated couple on the emotional razor’s edge: Paul wants to tie the knot, while Anna is hardly ready for the leap. What neither count on is the sudden presence in their lives of Liam Neeson’s undertaker, Eliot, who claims to have a gift of talking with the dead. The truth of the matter is something that first-time feature director Agnieska Wojtowicz-Vosloo—fresh off her acclaimed short, PATE—enjoys toying with. But the most fun is watching Neeson discovering fresh variations on a ghoulish role of the kind that was once the province of Vincent Price.
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