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Kate Winslet to 'Holiday' with Cameron Diaz
The popular pair will star in a romantic comedy for writer-director Nancy Meyers.
Sep 29 2005
Kate Winslet is in negotiations to star opposite Cameron Diaz in a new romantic comedy called 'Holiday'.
The film, which will be written and directed by Nancy Meyers ('Something's Gotta Give', 'What Women Want'), revolves around the blossoming friendship between an American woman and a British villager as they share their relationship problems.
Little else is known about the project at present, although filming is due to start in Europe and America early next year.
Before then, Diaz can be seen in Curtis Hanson's tear jerker 'In Her Shoes', while Winslet is starring in political drama 'All the King's Men'.
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- Nicy said...
- Great movie!!! Great couples!!!!! Good acting ..really appreciate it................ Posted on Dec 06 2007 11:01
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- kamila said...
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I love the dresses which both of them are wearing in the end of the movie - does somebody know who made them, I mean creator or something... Posted on Jun 03 2007 05:04 - Report as inappropriate
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- Ellie said...
- I was lucky enough to see a preview of the film this evening and it was a very good romnantic comedy. The acting was brilliant. Well worth going to see. Posted on Nov 30 2006 23:06
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- shaun said...
- Julie - the London premiere is on the 5th December Posted on Nov 25 2006 13:10
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- Terri said...
- Can someone recommend a good, reasonable hotel in Manhattan please! Posted on Oct 17 2006 14:58
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- Julie said...
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Please could someone let me know when the premiere is for The Holiday in London? I can't find it anywhere on the internet and thought it was around 24/25 November.
Thank you,
Julie Posted on Oct 17 2006 12:59 - Report as inappropriate
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- Pierre Duprey said...
- I understand that Sarah Parish from "Cutting It" is in this film. Has anybody seen her yet ? Posted on Feb 25 2006 13:17
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- Jack said...
- I saw Cameron and had a convo wiv her, omg shes Soooo pretty! Posted on Feb 23 2006 19:27
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- ? said...
- i bin down the street in godalming wher they r filming n got a pic of one of the minis n da butchers n ma mum saw cameron diaz Posted on Feb 21 2006 20:48
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- Michele said...
- Can't believe they are filming in Godalming where i live! loving it! Posted on Feb 11 2006 13:13
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- paul said...
- they're filming in my village Posted on Feb 09 2006 16:32
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- erika said...
- my cousins gonna be in that movie! Go tracy!!!! Posted on Feb 05 2006 18:07
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