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Post by Ace on Jun 4, 2008 13:07:51 GMT -5
Those Greek magazines covering the time they made Mamma Mia! are great - thanks.  |
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Post by lerose103 on Jun 5, 2008 23:44:22 GMT -5
Good HouseKeeping July Issue  |
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Post by Ace on Jun 10, 2008 13:06:23 GMT -5
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Post by brosnangirl on Jul 1, 2008 12:33:32 GMT -5
Exclusive Pierce brosnan interview
"Tv & Sattellite week " ; edition 28june till 4th of July
P.B. on the cover + 1page interview and 1page big picture
will scan it later this week
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Post by brosnangirl on Jul 5, 2008 6:49:32 GMT -5
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Post by Brosnans Fans on Nov 12, 2008 8:11:47 GMT -5
they exist Magazines for Pierce Brosnan from 1980 up to 1999?
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Post by Ace on Nov 12, 2008 11:40:01 GMT -5
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Post by Brosnans Fans on Nov 13, 2008 6:49:00 GMT -5
Thank very!!! I saw you added also and but perfect!!!
Video it is roughly 7 from 1980 up to 1993 will enter other old interviews, they generally exist In internet ?
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Post by Brosnans Fans on Dec 31, 2008 2:18:00 GMT -5
Hi
It exists the magazine` TV TIMES April 14 1989 PIERCE BROSNAN Robert Guillaume’
Please answer
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Post by brosnangirl on Dec 31, 2008 5:53:18 GMT -5
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Post by mel71pierce53 on Feb 20, 2009 16:42:32 GMT -5
The fabulous baker girl Last Updated: February 21. 2009 9:30AM UAE / February 21. 2009 5:30AM GMT Mich Turner, founder of the Little Venice Cake Company. Her celebrity clients include David Beckham, Pierce Brosnan and Paul McCartney. Tara Moore Her exceedingly exquisite cakes are the centrepiece of A-list weddings and royal birthday parties, and now Mich Turner, founder of the Little Venice Cake Company, is launching a new service to deliver her couture creations anywhere in the world. Here, she talks to Lydia Slater about her drive for perfection and the pressures of catering for Madonna. Mich Turner is petite, blonde and a model size eight, her neat figure with its nipped-in waist is shown off by a tight-fitting jacket. You’d never guess from looking at her that she is a dedicated consumer of cake. “I eat cake all the time,” she says, with a sigh. “In fact, I don’t eat much else. But I’ve worked out that if you have three portions of carrot cake that works out as one of your five vegetables a day…” What for other people would be simple greed is actually research for Turner, 38. She is the founder and owner of the Little Venice Cake Company, which is to other bakeries what John Galliano is to New Look. If the Prince of Wales is having a birthday party, or Madonna’s getting married or Pierce Brosnan’s baby is being christened, it’s Turner who gets the call to start up the ovens. You understand why the instant you enter the company HQ, a cottage in a cobbled mews just behind the starry enclave of Marylebone High Street in the centre of London. In glass cases in the hall is a row of spectacular wedding cakes. One, the Versailles Birds, is hand-painted with brilliantly coloured tropical birds and flowers. The Parisian Pearl, inspired by Chanel’s autumn/winter collections, is thickly encrusted with what looks like real pearls, and the Eastern Promise looks as if it’s been wrapped in gilded brocade. There are elegant monochrome cakes, garlanded with chocolate roses or carefully appliqued with graphic silhouettes of trees and flowers, and a huge golden cake covered with orchids. The Pierce Brosnan, a comparatively traditional all-white tiered affair, lavishly adorned with a delicate design loosely based on a fleur de lys, stands in pride of place. “Keely [Brosnan] said that as long as she had a great man, a great dress and a great cake for her wedding, nothing else mattered,” says Turner. “So that was a bit of pressure. She wanted it to smell as good as it looked, so we flavoured the icing with orange blossom water and wound gardenia and lily of the valley around the tiers.” Not exactly recent but i thought it sounded sweet! wasnt sure where to put it either, hope this is ok  Mel x |
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Post by icy1979 on Apr 27, 2009 4:20:09 GMT -5
The Brosnan Crown Affair: Is Pierce going thin on top?By James TapperIt's an intriguing Bond mystery – just how did one of the thickest heads of hair in showbusiness suddenly vanish? As Pierce Brosnan shared a tender moment with his wife Keely Shaye Smith in Malibu, the unforgiving Californian sun illuminated what appeared to be a sizeable bald spot in his famously glossy mane. Brosnan – former 007 actor and star of The Thomas Crown Affair – is renowned for the care he takes of his hair and just three months ago his locks had appeared as dense as ever when he appeared at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah. From Brusher with love: Pierce Brosnan sharing a kiss with his wife Keely Shaye Smith in California The 55-year-old has previously admitted to using hairpieces, although only while acting in The World Is Not Enough in 1999 and Die Another Day in 2002. Virtually all the actors to play 007 have suffered hair loss. Sean Connery needed a toupee for many Bond films as he began balding when he was just 32 during filming of Dr No. Roger Moore is said to have used products to thicken his hair for A View To A Kill, at the age of 58. And Timothy Dalton had his receding hairline disguised by creative camera angles and comb-overs. Luckily for Brosnan he is still sought after by casting directors for his looks. He will play a Greek demi-god in Percy Jackson, a fantasy due out next year about a boy trying to solve a dispute among the gods. --------------------- Don't miss to read the comments  Cheers!
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Post by steellinar on Sept 29, 2009 7:38:16 GMT -5
HELP me I'm in heartatack...wow!!
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Post by Ace on Oct 7, 2009 14:52:35 GMT -5
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Post by Ace on Mar 26, 2010 7:19:30 GMT -5
Pierce is in this months EMPIRE magazine [the one with the ugly montage cover] www.empireonline.com/magazine/Pierce Brosnan Suaver than an otter in a silk cravat, Pierce Brosnan is back and busier than ever. This month's Big Interview is a cracker as the erstwhile 007 talks widely and freely about life after Bond, Tony Blair ("I have no feelings for the man"), Roman Polanski ("He's formidable") and how he scored that part in Mamma Mia ("it was for my legs - in Lycra"). With Remember Me out shortly, he gives his take on the R-Pattz phenomenon and the slightly older demographic that still drives Brosnan-mania.  |
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Post by Ace on Mar 30, 2010 7:00:14 GMT -5
Contempo Media is being totally transparent about an Audi ad in the April issue of its Sharp magazine, out today.
At first glance the cover of the issue seems normal with teaser copy and a large picture of actor Pierce Brosnan in front of a white background. However the reader can quickly pull back the copy and image on the transparent plastic cover to reveal the Audi SS Cabriolet in front of the same white background with the single line of copy "15 seconds to reveal the sky"–a reference to the fast-retracting convertible top of the Audi SS Cabriolet.
A double page spread follows on the inside cover counting down other unique features of the car, concluding with "0 things like it."
The issue was distributed with today's edition of the Globe and Mail in Toronto, and going across the country later this week. Additional copies will be distributed at Toronto Fashion Week and at after-parties sponsored by Sharp and Contempo.
Michael La Fave, Contempo Media's vice-president responsible for content creation, said the idea for the cover came out of conversations with Sunith Lobo, vice-president, group account director at Audi media agency Mediacom. "Sunith told us they were looking for a high-impact [execution]," said La Fave. "We kicked a few ideas around… and the conversation led to transparency," he said.
"They just felt it would be something new."
"We've relied on Sharp for complex creative executions in the past so we knew they would come up with something new, captivating as well as on-brand for Audi," said Lobo, in a release.
"Although this exciting all-new media execution brings our progressive brand positioning to life, it was equally important that the execution not compromise the integrity of Sharp's cover," added Karsten Ruwoldt, director of marketing and product strategy for Audi Canada, in the release.
"Sharp's audience is extremely well educated and media savvy, and therefore demands the highest standards from the publication. I'm happy to say we accomplished exactly what we set out to do–a high-impact advertising execution that integrates seamlessly with the magazine. "
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Post by Ace on Mar 30, 2010 13:25:03 GMT -5
 “We haven’t seen an execution like this in magazines before,” says the men’s magazine’s editorial and creative director Michael LaFave. “If magazines are going to compete they need to be creative.” Representatives for Audi approached Sharp seeking “an impactful execution” for their spring marketing campaign for the S5 Cabriolet model, LaFave says. The ad agency and publisher discussed ideas and eventually decided “the cover would essentially be opaque in some areas and transparent in others and reveal an advertising position behind the opaque portion.” Sharp locked in the cover design over a month ago and sent a template for the advertiser’s creators to work within. LaFave expects a positive reaction from the issue and says he hopes it sends a message that Sharp is premium, successful publication that believes in magazines and “can come up with ideas that move magazine advertising forward.” This isn’t the first time Sharp has been challenged to come up with a creative solution for advertisers. “For us, it’s exciting and it’s part of the business,” he says. “It’s great to work with companies that really believe in magazines and believe that they have the impact that they’re looking for to market today.” Sharp decided to use 8-point thickness for the plastic, which was an important decision, he says. “We didn’t want it to be flimsy, but it still had to be foldable.” Actually producing the issue was a challenge, he says. They printed and bound the issue as they normally would, only with an ad being printed on the paper cover. A separate sub-contractor was used to print the plastic page. Both elements were sent to another location for the cover to be glued on, then to another place to be trimmed. Sharp is published six times per year by Toronto-based Contempo Media, with a distribution of 152,000 across Canada through The Globe and Mail, newsstands, subscriptions and Air Canada’s business-class lounges and special events. Contempo Media also publishes Time & Style and produces consumer magazines for Audi and Volkswagen. It also has several online properties and produces multimedia content for Sympatico.ca. — David Perri |
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Post by Ace on Apr 7, 2010 14:42:07 GMT -5
In Italy - for The Ghost Writer  |
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Post by Ace on May 16, 2010 14:22:33 GMT -5
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Post by Lauryn on May 16, 2010 16:31:32 GMT -5
Still carrying a torch for those Chekhov plays, I see! There's always the theater, dear boy!
And, in the news, another birthday and another hitman project! Hmm. I thought Walter Hill was in semi-retirement, too <wink> Well, maybe the SMA can finally put all of his moves on Maria Bello! I don't think she'd mind.
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