Top 6 Bollywood Actors of 2010 -Tamil Cinema

2010 has been an unforgettable for many actors as it offered them whole of surprises and grand successes as well. We bring you a look of 5 best actors, who have been successful with their films and indeed made their producers happy.

#1. Rajnikanth

'Enthiran' has become the address of identification for Tamil film industry at international cinema. The film has been acclaimed by international audiences and Hollywood technicians as well. Superstar Rajnikanth is the man of honor as his dedication was very much blatant for the film's success.

#2. Kamal Haasan

'Manmadhan Ambu' has become a sleeper hit with favorable situations in box office. He has showcased his best potentials into various arenas of performance, storytelling, screenwriter, lyrics and playback singer. It's a decorous effort from the legend of Indian Cinema.

#3. Surya

The actor's track record has been on full swing as his previous films have been blockbusters. 2010 wasn't an exception as his 'Singam' become one of the biggest grosser spinning big profits for Sun Pictures. Suriya made it happen with his breathtaking performance. His other film 'Rattha Sarithiram' on the top of everything. The critics have made it clear that none could have done this role so efficiently than Suriya.

#4. Vijay:

Sura our Ilaya thalapathi's 50th movie. Tamanna Bhatia is co-star for Vijay. Vijay as a fisherman and Tamanna Bhatia as a college student who fall in love with Vijay.
Sura is Golden jubilee in number, but fails to earn the same for its quality!

#5. Aarya

A perfect hat-trick spell with 'Madharasapattinam', 'Boss Engira Baskaran' and 'Chikku Bukku'. Actor Aarya with his effortless performance managed to carry out a best track record in 2010. Next year too has some big projects on the line that includes Bala's 'Avan Ivan', Lingusamy's 'Vettai' and Mysskin's 'Mugamudi'.

#6. Karthi:

His vivid experiment of performing unique roles in all the three films gets him a good position in A-League of actors. This could be the best year for Karthi as he had three films - 'Aayirathil Oruvan', 'Paiyaa' and 'Naan Mahaan Alla' based on different genres.

Top 6 Actors of 2010 - Tamil Cinema

A Rupert Grint Post!

A Rupert Grint Post!

Just because we in HP fandom complain of not enough Rupert posts, but don't bloody post any!

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On Alan and Julie:
“Alan Rickman [who plays the menacing Severus Snape] fascinates me,” says Grint. “He always seems to be in character. He’s really quite intimidating with that air about him. Actually, he’s nice to talk to, but he’s got this presence that makes you feel like he’s unapproachable.” Julie Walters is one of his favourites. “I’m quite close to her. She’s warm. She really is like my mum, and she’s seen us grow up.”

On Ron’s dark turn:
“My part really improves,” says Grint. “It’s more complicated. Ron has a total freak-out, and gets jealous and angry. There’s a lot of paranoia and grief, and he falls in love. It’s quite a big moment for him.”

On the kiss:
The final book and this film also include the first kiss between Ron and Hermione, a relief for frustrated viewers. Rowling hinted at an attraction between the two for a long time, and there were petty jealousies and near misses. “The kiss happened quite naturally, and in the second part of Deathly Hallows they’re really quite couply, holding hands a lot. It wasn’t like it came from nowhere. It was quite a tricky kiss, a bit strange, but quite sweet really. It was just one shot, but we had about six takes. It was all right, yeah. Easy after the first take,” says Grint, then adds, “I’ve almost no memory of it at all.”

On fame:
Grint often gets followed down the street or accosted in bars. When he goes with his mates to rock festivals, he has been known to wear a duck mask, just so he can walk around freely.
“You develop an instinct for it. You can hear people saying your name, feel their stares. But it depends where you are. Here in Britain, people are a lot more reserved. In America it’s kind of crazy: louder, a few screams, and they want me to sign stuff – them. I once signed a tattoo of me, Dan and Emma on a guy’s arm. He was quite an old guy, 40, freaky, quite weird. It wasn’t a great tattoo either. I looked a bit like Anne Robinson.”

On the end:
“It felt like the last day at school,” says Grint. “Packing up all the stuff in my dressing room, all the old toys still there from when I was 11… I’d underestimated how emotional it would be. We all cried.”

On being casted:
“I suppose when they selected us as kids, they weren’t expecting us to act that much. They didn’t really want kids from drama school. I always felt quite a strong connection to Ron. I don’t know if it was just a ginger thing though,” he says, laughing. His hair is actually less carroty in real life: “Yes, the sun calms it down a little bit.” As for the Rupert-Ron intermingling, he says: “Possibly I’ve taken on some of his characteristics and we have merged into the same kind of person.”

And a lovely quote from Julie Walters!
“When he first started he was really cute and really shy,” recalls Julie Walters, who has played Grint’s screen mum Molly Weasley from the start. “My abiding memory of him is at the first premiere and Grant, my husband, and I looked at Rupert and there was a beautiful little moon face, and he looked like a rabbit caught in the flashbulbs. He was such a sweetheart you wanted to cuddle him.”

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Haters 2 the left, down the corridor and FUCK OFF out of it!!!

Sources: http://www.rupert-grint.us/wordpress/2010/11/05/rupert-grint-speaks-to-the-sunday-times/
http://www.snitchseeker.com/harry-potter-news/new-rupert-grint-disorder-magazine-and-sunday-times-photo-shoot-images-77806/

Daniel Radcliffe on the Differences Between 'Deathly Hallow' Parts 1 and 2

Daniel Radcliffe says Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 will be much different than the penultimate installment in the epic franchise, which is now in theaters.

"The last movie is going to be really, really fast-paced and a load of action in it, and it is like a war film," Radcliffe told Reuters. "If we had done this book in one film, the stuff that would have got cut is most of this film."

However, it's Part 1 that the actor finds more appealing because it contains the most character development.
Part 1, Radcliffe added, is "so sedate compared to what the next one is going to be like. The next film, because you've had all the plot set up already, you can just kind of enjoy the insanity of all the action."

Radcliffe also said that the cast and crew felt a tremendous amount of pressure to get the final two films just right. As a result, some scenes were being rewritten the day before they were shot.

"It was constantly moving and had a less settled feel than the other ones had had," he said.

Deathly Hallows Part 1 opened Friday with a franchise-best $125.1 million bow, winning the weekend. Part 2 is scheduled to open in July. ABC Family recently acquired TV rights to both movies.

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Jonathan Rhys Meyers: 'Belle' Kiss with Natalia Vodianova

Jonathan Rhys Meyers suits up while filming   jump for the rest


scenes for his upcoming drama, Belle du Seigneur, with Natalia Vodianova on Tuesday (November 9) in Camogli, Italy.

The Irish actor, 33, and Russian model, 28, were spotted shooting two kissing scenes, including one where they were both on horses!

The flick is the English adaptation of Albert Cohen’s epic French tale of a tortured love affair between a high-ranking Jewish official and the Protestant wife of one of his employees.




























how is this guy 33?

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