Master chronicler of post-War England Terence Davies directs Rachel Weisz as a woman whose overpowering, obsessive love alienates the men around her and destroys her well-being. Based on Terence Rattigan’s play, made famous by countless actresses.
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Rachel can also be seen on the cover of AnOther magazines 21 issue for autumn / winter 2011. You can see a video of the photoshoot below.
Rachel is featured in the October 2011 issue of Lucky magazine in newstands now. You can see below a video of the photoshoot.
While Sally Singer handed over her latest cover of T: The New York Times Style Magazine to the relatively unknown jazz singer Esperanza Spalding, editor Deborah Needleman is going conventional: Rachel Weisz is WSJ’s September cover girl. On the cover, Weisz is dressed in an Alexander McQueen herringbone trench and is standing in a pose that reveals plenty. The September issue also includes an interview with Marc Jacobs and Robert Duffy and an eight-page spread [...]
Source: E Online The housing crisis just got scarier. And what could possibly make it even more bone-chilling? Hearing Daniel Craig deliver the line “Once upon a time there were two little girls who lived in a house…” in his deep, British mumble. While the 007′s star’s upcoming blockbusters Cowboys & Aliens and The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo are getting all the attention, this trailer for Dream House, a seriously spooky thriller costarring Naomi [...]
Source: JustJared Rachel Weisz wears a bright red trench coat as she films scenes for her new movie, The Deep Blue Sea, on Tuesday (November 23) in London, England. The 40-year-old actress filmed scenes with co-star Tom Hiddleston in front of a residential building. The Deep Blue Sea is about the love affair between a Royal Air Force pilot and the wife of a British judge – and the destruction that comes with their adultery.
