Tuesday, February 24, 2009

How do you break free without breaking apart?

Apparently, they have the answer. Much as I wouldn't want to talk Oscars... Ok, whatever, let me post this fantastic photo instead of one of the most indubitable tandems, real-life at that, of 2008. Vanity Fair released this, and other actor-director tandems, weeks before ceremonies, but I'm posting it now.

Due to insistent public demand, or rather, due to a demand made publicly (hi Andy, hehe), I'm posting also the Woody-Penelope photo. What conjures up your mind?


4 comments:

Visual Velocity said...

I remember buying the Hollywood issue of Vanity Fair regularly back when the covers were really drop dead gorgeous. My favorite is the one with Natalie Portman, Joaquin Phoenix, Djimon Hounsou, and Vince Vaughn.

Is that Sam Mendes and Kate Winslet? Did Annie Leibovitz take the picture?

jayclops said...

Yes, Andy, that's Sam and Kate. And yes, Annie Leibovitz took it. You should check out the other pictures. There's Gus-Sean, Danny-Dev, Darren-Mickey, John-Meryl, Woody-Penelope, Clint and others I forgot. I want to post all of it here but I dunno...

Visual Velocity said...

I wanna see Woody-Penelope...

Can you post it?

Ehehe.

lucas said...

i watched the oscars the other night and i'm glad that kate won...

i love the pics...very exquisite tone :)

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