Showing posts with label Warm Bodies. Show all posts
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Friday, 2 December 2016

Birthday's to share this week : 4th-10th December 2016.

Do you celebrate your Birthday this week?

Nicholas Hoult does on 7th December - check out my tribute to this Birthday Lad turning 27, at the end of this feature, and, deserving of an Honorary Mention is screen legend Kirk Douglas turning 100 years young on 9th December.

Do you also share your birthday with a well known, highly regarded & famous Actor or Actress; share your special day with a Director, Producer, Writer, Cinematographer, Singer/Songwriter or Composer of repute; or share an interest in whoever might notch up another year in the coming seven days? Then, look no further! Whilst there will be too many to mention in this small but not insignificant and beautifully written and presented Blog, here are the more notable and noteworthy icons of the big screen, and the small screen, that you will recognise, and that you might just share your birthday with in the week ahead. If so, Happy Birthday to you from Odeon Online!

Sunday 4th December
  • Marisa Tomei - Born 1964, turns 52 - Actress | Producer
  • Jeff Bridges - Born 1949, turns 67 - Actor | Producer | Singer  
Monday 5th December
  • Nick Stahl - Born 1979, turns 37 - Actor | Producer
  • Frankie Muniz - Born 1985, turns 31 - Actor | Producer  
Tuesday 6th December
  • Tom Hulce - Born 1953, turns 63 - Actor | Producer
  • Nick Park - Born 1958, turns 58 - Writer | Producer | Director | Animator 
  • Judd Apatow - Born 1967, turns 49 - Writer | Producer | Director | Actor
  • JoBeth Williams - Born 1948, turns 68 - Actress | Producer | Director 
Wednesday 7th December
  • Ellen Burstyn - Born 1932, turns 84 - Actress | Producer
  • Emily Browning - Born 1988, turns 26 - Actress | Singer
  • Jeffrey Wright - Born 1965, turns 51 - Actor | Producer | Singer
  • Jeff Nichols - Born 1978, turns 38 - Director | Producer | Writer
  • Jack Huston - Born 1982, turns 34 - Actor | Singer
  • Nicholas Hoult - Born 1989, turns 27 - Actor  
Thursday 8th December
  • Rick Baker - Born 1950, turns 66 - Make-Up Artist | SFX Artist | Actor
  • Dominic Monaghan - Born 1976, turns 40 - Actor | Producer | Singer
  • Matthias Schoenaerts - Born 1977, turns 39 - Actor | Producer | Writer | Director
  • Kim Basinger - Born 1953, turns 63 - Actress
  • Teri Hatcher - Born 1964, turns 51 - Actress  
Friday 9th December
  • Kirk Douglas - Born 1916, turns 100 - Actor | Producer | Director | Writer | Singer
  • Beau Bridges - Born 1941, turns 75 - Actor | Producer | Director
  • John Malkovich - Born 1953, turns 63 - Actor | Producer | Director | Writer
  • Judi Dench - Born 1934, turns 82 - Actress | Singer  
Saturday 10th December
  • Kenneth Branagh - Born 1960, turns 56 - Actor | Producer | Director | Writer | Singer
  • Xavier Samuel - Born 1983, turns 33 - Actor  
Nicholas Caradoc Hoult was born in Wokingham, Berkshire, England to mother Glenis Brown, a piano teacher, and father Roger Hoult, a former pilot for British Airways. He is the third of four children - younger to brother James born in 1977 and sister Rosanna born in 1984, but older than Clarista born in 1992. Both James and Rosanna took an active interest in acting and dancing early on, and young Nicholas' interest was sparked by their interest. He also practiced ballet with his two sisters to the point where he was involved with 'Swan Lake' and 'The Nutcracker' productions with The National Ballet. He attended the Combes Nursery School in Arborfield close to the family home and then Arborfield Church of England Junior School. From there, and with a number of acting credits to his name already he went to the Sylvia Young Theatre School in London - a specialist performing arts school. At fourteen he joined the Ranelagh School in Bracknell, Berkshire to concentrate on his education free of the pressures of film and television and because he wasn't yet ready to make a life out of acting, despite the success he had enjoyed up to that point. He went onto the Sixth Form College, in Farnborough, Hampshire in 2006, and quit in 2008 to pursue a career in acting to which he had now made up his mind.

Hoult's acting life began at age five in the English London drama film set in the 1950's - 'Intimate Relations' in 1996 with Julie Walters and Rupert Graves, and from there he landed roles in television series including 'Casualty', 'Silent Witness', 'The Ruth Rendell Mysteries' and the made for television film 'Mr. White Goes to Westminster'. These appearances saw out the '90's by which time he was still only ten ten years of age. The new decade launched with episodes on 'The Bill', 'Holby City, 'Doctors', 'Waking the Dead' and 'Murder in Mind' before his breakout role at age just eleven in 2002 in 'About A Boy' with Hugh Grant and Toni Collette. The film was a critical and commercial success gaining numerous accolades, and importantly, Hollywood exposure for the young Actor.

His next big screen role came in the Richard E. Grant Written and Directed 'Wah-Wah' with Gabriel Byrne and Emily Watson. This was followed up quickly also in 2005 with the American drama film 'The Weather Man' Directed by Gore Verbinski and starring Nicolas Cage and Michael Caine. 'Kidulthood' came next in 2006, and BBC television film 'Coming Down the Mountain' a year later, before being cast by Tom Ford in his highly acclaimed multi-award winning Directorial debut 'A Single Man' with Colin Firth and Julianne Moore. For his role, Hoult earned a BAFTA Rising Star Award nomination, and Tom Ford made him the face of his eyewear collection in 2010. 

In between time, Hoult scored one of the defining roles of his early career in the much acclaimed 'Skins' television series in the role of Tony Stonem across the first nineteen episodes of the first two seasons. The show ran for seven seasons from 2007 through to 2013. He followed this up with an episode on 'Wallander'.

'Clash of the Titans' opened in 2010 with Hoult playing Eusebios alongside an all star cast as Directed by Louis Leterrier. Although the film was poorly received critically, it performed well at the Box Office picking up close to US$500M. 'X-Men : First Class' as Directed by Matthew Vaughn saw Hoult's first outing in the re-booted 'X-Men' franchise as Dr. Hank McCoy/Beast - a genius scientist with mutant abilities similar to that of the great apes. Hoult reprised his role in 2014's 'X-Men : Days of Future Past' and in this years 'X-Men : Apocalypse'. The three films took a combined worldwide Box Office haul of US$1.65B.

The ZomRomCom 'Warm Bodies' and 'Jack the Giant Slayer' came next in 2013, 'Young Ones' in 2014, 'Dark Places' in 2015 and then the critically lauded George Miller re-boot of his Max Rockatansky creation made famous by Mel Gibson back in the day with 'Mad Max : Fury Road'. 'Kill Your Friends' closed out 2015. This year has seen 'Equals' with Kristen Stewart, and the as yet to be released 'Collide' with Ben Kinglsey, Anthony Hopkins and Felicity Jones.

Next up is Iraq War drama 'Sand Castle' with Henry Cavill currently in post-production; historical biopic 'The Current War' with Benedict Cumberbatch, Michael Shannon and Tom Holland; and 'Rebel in the Rye' with Kevin Spacey and Hoult playing J.D. Salinger the author of acclaimed 1951 novel 'The Catcher in the Rye' - both are in pre-production for a 2017 release. Currently filming is the animated television mini-series 'Watership Down' for BBC Television and Netflix to which Hoult is lending his voice talents in the voice of 'Fiver' alongside Ben Kingsley, James McAvoy, John Boyega and Gemma Arterton. 

So far Hoult has 43 acting credits to his name, and he has picked up three award wins and another eleven nominations. He has worked with several charities over the years including the NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children), The Teenage Cancer Trust, The Save the Children Fund, The Small Steps Project and the Jeans for Refugees Project.

Nicholas Hoult - former choirboy, former basketball player, avid motorsports fan particularly the F1, and partakes in go-karting and both on and off track motorcycling. His middle name means 'The Beloved One' in Welsh, and his great aunt was acclaimed English Actress of the '30's, '40's and '50's Dame Anna Neagle. A star very much on the rise and one to watch out for having achieved so much already in his 27 years - Happy Birthday to you Nicholas, from Odeon Online.

-Steve, at Odeon Online-

Saturday, 11 June 2016

Birthday's to share this week : 12th-18th June 2016.

Do you celebrate your Birthday this week?

Dave Franco does on 12th June - check out my tribute to this Birthday Boy turning 31, at the end of this feature.

Do you also share your birthday with a well known, highly regarded & famous Actor or Actress; share your special day with a Director, Producer, Writer, Cinematographer, Singer/Songwriter or Composer of repute; or share an interest in whoever might notch up another year in the coming seven days? Then, look no further! Whilst there will be too many to mention in this small but not insignificant and beautifully written and presented Blog, here are the more notable and noteworthy icons of the big screen, and the small screen, that you will recognise, and that you might just share your birthday with in the week ahead. If so, Happy Birthday to you from Odeon Online!

Sunday 12th June
  • Dave Franco - Born 1985, turns 31 - Actor | Producer | Writer
  • Richard Ayoade - Born 1977, turns 39 - Actor | Writer | Producer | Director
  • Frances O'Connor - Born 1967, turns 49 - Actress
Monday 13th June
  • Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen - Born 1986, turn 30 - Actresses | Producers  
  • Ally Sheedy - Born 1962, turns 54 - Actress
  • Tim Allen - Born 1953, turns 63 - Actor | Writer | Producer | Director
  • Stellen Skarsgard - Born 1951, turns 65 - Actor | Producer
  • Simon Callow - Born 1949, turns 67 - Actor | Writer | Director
  • Malcolm McDowell - Born 1943, turns 73 - Actor | Producer
  • Chris Evans - Born 1981, turns 35 - Actor | Producer | Director
  • Aaron Taylor-Johnson - Born 1990, turns 26 - Actor
  • Kodi Smit-McPhee - Born 1996, turns 20 - Actor
Tuesday 14th June
  • Will Patton - Born 1954, turns 62 - Actor
  • Diablo Cody - Born 1978, turns 38 - Writer | Producer | Director  
Wednesday 15th June
  • Pia Miranda - Born 1973, turns 43 - Actress
  • Courtney Cox - Born 1964, turns 52 - Actress | Producer | Director
  • Helen Hunt - Born 1963, turns 53 - Actress | Writer | Producer | Director 
  • James Belushi - Born 1954, turns 62 - Actor | Producer | Director
  • Ice Cube aka O'Shea Jackson - Born 1969, turns 47 - Actor | Producer | Singer | Songwriter
  • Jake Busey - Born 1971, turns 45 - Actor | Producer
  • Neil Patrick Harris - Born 1973, turns 43 - Actor | Writer | Producer | Director | Singer 
Thursday 16th June
  • Daniel Bruhl - Born 1978, turns 38 - Actor
  • John Cho - Born 1972, turns 44 - Actor
  • Arnold Vosloo - Born 1962, turns 54 - Actor | Producer  
Friday 17th June
  • Ken Loach - Born 1936, turns 80 - Director | Producer | Writer
  • Bobby Farrelly - Born 1958, turns 58 - Director | Producer | Writer
  • Thomas Haden Church - Born 1960, turns 56 - Actor | Producer | Writer | Director
  • Greg Kinnear - Born 1963, turns 53 - Actor | Producer | Writer | Director
  • Jason Patric - Born 1966, turns 50 - Actor | Producer
  • Will Forte - Born 1970, turns 46 - Actor | Producer | Writer | Singer  
  • Louis Leterrier - Born 1973, turns 43 - Producer | Director
Saturday 18th June
  • Paul McCartney - Born 1942, turns 74 - Singer | Songwriter | Composer | Writer | Actor | Producer | Director
  • Richard Madden - Born 1986, turns 30 - Actor
  • Barbara Broccoli - Born 1960, turns 56 - Producer
  • Isabella Rossellini - Born 1952, turns 64 - Actress | Writer | Producer | Director  
David John Franco was born in Palo Alto, California to mother Betsy Verne, a poet, author, editor and occasional Actress, and father Eugene Franco a business owner/operator in Silicone Valley who passed away in 2011. He is the younger brother of Actors James and the lesser known Tom. Franco grew up in California where he attended the University of Southern California with designs on becoming a high school creative writing teacher. However, his brother James' Manager led him to take up theatre classes in his second year at University where his interest in acting was first sparked.

His acting career kicked off with '7th Heaven' in 2006 for The CW Television Network in which he appeared in a single episode. That same year he appeared in the short film 'Frat Boys' before scoring a place on 'Superbad' in 2007 with the likes of Seth Rogen, Jonah Hill, Bill Hader, Michael Cera, Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Emma Stone. The film was generally well received and took US$170M from its US$20M outlay. Later that year was 'After Sex' in which he starred as one half of a couple having conversations after sex, whilst exploring the modern day complexities of relationships as seen through the eyes, hearts and minds of seven other couples.

2008 saw five episodes on 'Do Not Disturb' (seven episodes were filmed, four aired and then promptly the show was cancelled). 'Greek' was next which ran for 74 episodes over four seasons with Franco gaining a spot on six, and then came 'Privileged' which aired for eighteen episodes over just one season in which Franco appeared in five. 'Milk' also came out that year in which Franco played a small role alongside brother James, Sean Penn, Emile Hirsch, Josh Brolin and Victor Garber. The film was critically very well received and made back almost three times its production budget. Seeing out the decade was the low budget direct to DVD horror thriller 'The Shortcut', a short film never released called 'A Fuchsia Elephant', and thirteen episodes in the ninth and final series of 'Scrubs'.

The new decade launched with the Noah Baumbach Written and Directed 'Greenberg' with Ben Stiller, Rhys Ifans, Greta Gerwig, Brie Larson, Juno Temple and Jennifer Jason Leigh. The film was positively received but it made less than 25% of its production costs. 'Charlie St. Cloud' followed later that year with Zac Efron, Ray Liotta and Kim Bassinger, with 'The Broken Tower' following. This film was Directed, Written, Produced, Edited and starring his brother James Franco, his mother Betsy and Michael Shannon and made by James as part of his film-making thesis for New York University. 'Fright Night' - the remake of the 1985 film of the same name also starred Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Toni Collette and Imogen Poots and received critical acclaim and the recovery of its budget. Comedy horror 'Bad Meat' saw out 2011.

The Dave Franco penned short film 'Would You' also starred his mother Betsy and once again Christopher Mintz-Plasse. 2012 also saw '21 Jump Street' with Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, Ice Cube, and Brie Larson - he would reprise his role in the 2014 sequel, '22 Jump Street' albeit uncredited, together with a bunch of other uncredited appearances by Seth Rogen, Bill Hader, Anna Faris and Queen Latifah. The 2013 ZomRomCom 'Warm Bodies' with Nicholas Hoult, Teresa Palmer and John Malkovich did well critically and commercially in which he also starred.


This gave way to his first turn as Jack Wilder - one of the Four Horsemen, in 'Now You See Me' opposite Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Mark Ruffalo, Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman and Isla Fisher. Although the film received mixed Reviews, it made US$352M from its US$75M budget outlay and spawned a very recently released sequel 'Now You See Me : The Second Act' in which Franco reprises his role. 'NYSM 3' has already been announced, and was so as early as a year ago already. The 2014 'Lego Movie' starred an ensemble voice cast that included Franco in a voice cameo, with a sequel in the works too for a May 2018 release date given the critical acclaim and the US$470M haul it took. 'Bad Neighbours' followed with Seth Rogen, Zac Efron, Rose Byrne and regular running mate Christopher Mintz-Plasse which again on the strength of its US$271M Box Office take spawned a sequel earlier this year for which Franco also reprised his role. So far the Box Office receipts for the second instalment 'Bad Neighbours 2 : Sorority Rising' stands so far at just US$91M.

Last year there was 'Unfinished Business' with Vince Vaughn, Tom Wilkinson, Nick Frost and Sienna Miller which tanked commercially and critically. In the meantime there were television series appearances on 'Young Justice' and 'Other Space' and the upcoming Netflix comedy series 'Easy'. There have also been multiple videos on the comedy video website 'Funny or Die' in which Franco has starred, Written and/or Directed.





Next up is 'Zeroville' Directed by brother James and also starring brother James with Seth Rogen, Will Ferrell and Megan Fox it tells the story of a late 60's Hollywood and the change the film industry was going through at that time. Franco here plays screen legend Montgomery Clift. Also Directed by James Franco and to follow up is 'The Masterpiece' with Zac Efron (again), Seth Rogen (again), Christopher Mintz-Plasse (again), Bryan Cranston, Josh Hutchinson, Alison Brie and Sharon Stone that looks behind the scenes of the making of that cult film for all the wrong reasons - 'The Room' in 2003. Then there is 'Nerve' with Juliette Lewis and Emma Roberts and 'The Little Hours' for 2017 with Alison Brie and John C. Reilly.

All up Franco has 41 Acting credits, eight Writer credits, three as Producer and one as Director. He has three award wins and one other nomination. He has been engaged to Actress and occasional Co-Star Alison Brie since August 2015.

Dave Franco - younger brother to multi-talented James Franco but determined not to be overshadowed by him and to carve out his own career in the movie business; good buddies and frequent collaborator on screen and off it with Christopher Mintz-Plasse; describes himself as small & shifty, a cat person and the proud owner of two, tough critically on himself and not comedic. With that determination, those credentials and your track record to date things will undoubtedly continue on the up for you. Happy Birthday Dave, from Odeon Online.

-Steve, at Odeon Online-

Saturday, 20 February 2016

Birthday's to share this week : 21st - 27th February 2016.

Do you celebrate your Birthday this week?

Teresa Palmer does on 26th February - check out my tribute to this Birthday Girl turning 30, at the end of this feature.

Do you also share your birthday with a well known, highly regarded & famous Actor or Actress; share your special day with a Director, Producer, Writer, Cinematographer, Singer/Songwriter or Composer of repute; or share an interest in whoever might notch up another year in the coming seven days? Then, look no further! Whilst there will be too many to mention in this small but not insignificant and beautifully written and presented Blog, here are the more notable and noteworthy icons of the big screen, and the small screen, that you will recognise, and that you might just share your birthday with in the week ahead. If so, Happy Birthday to you from Odeon Online!

Sunday 21st February
  • William Baldwin - Born 1963, turns 53 - Actor | Producer
  • William Petersen - Born 1953, turns 63 - Actor | Producer
  • Anthony Daniels - Born 1946, turns 70 - Actor | Producer
  • Kelsey Grammer - Born 1955, turns 61 - Actor | Producer | Director
  • Jennifer Love Hewitt - Born 1979, turns 37 - Actress | Producer | Director
Monday 22nd February
  • Drew Barrymore - Born 1975, turns 41 - Actress | Producer | Director
  • Julie Walters - Born 1950, turns 66 - Actress
  • Nigel Planer - Born 1953, turns 63 - Actor | Writer
  • Jonathan Demme - Born 1944, turns72 - Director | Producer | Writer
  • Kyle MacLachlan - Born1959, turns 57 - Actor
Tuesday 23rd February
  • Peter Fonda - Born 1940, turns 76 - Actor | Writer | Producer | Director
  • Dakota Fanning - Born 1994, turns 22 - Actress
  • Emily Blunt - Born 1983, turns 33 - Actress
Wednesday 24th February
  • O'Shea Jackson Jnr. - Born 1991, turns 25 - Actor
  • Edward James Olmos - Born 1947, turns 69 - Actor | Producer | Director
  • Dennis Waterman - Born 1948, turns 68 - Actor | Singer
  • Billy Zane - Born 1966, turns 50 - Actor | Producer | Director
Thursday 25th February
  • Neil Jordan - Born 1950, turns 66 - Director | Producer | Writer
  • Lee Evans - Born 1964, turns 52 - Actor | Writer
  • Sean Astin - Born 1971, turns 45 - Actor | Producer | Director
  • Tom Courtenay - Born 1937, turns 79 - Actor
  • Rashida Jones - Born 1976, turns 40 - Actress | Producer
  • Tea Leoni - Born 1966, turns 50 - Actress | Producer
Friday 26th February
  • Teresa Palmer - Born 1986, turns 30 - Actress | Writer | Producer
  • James Wan - Born 1977, turns 39 - Director | Producer | Writer
Saturday 27th February
  • Timothy Spall - Born 1957, turns 59 - Actor | Writer
  • Joanne Woodward - Born 1930, turns 86 - Actress | Producer
  • Kate Mara - Born 1983, turns 33 - Actress
Teresa Palmer was born in Adelaide, South Australia (where this Blogger currently resides and publishes from) to mother Paula Sanders, a nurse and missionary, and father Kevin Palmer, a investor. At just three years of age her parents divorced. Her stepmother Karen Palmer has two daughters and two sons with whom she grew up with on her fathers farm in the Adelaide Hills, whilst living with her magic depressive mother in public housing. A mixed upbringing you might say. She attended Mercedes College, an independent girls catholic day school, and during her time there won a casting audition in 2003 on 'Search for a Movie Star'. She took acting classes and scored some gigs on various television commercials in between working at Burger King in Adelaide's main shopping precinct during 2005 as well as stints in clothing retail.

After graduating from school Palmer landed a role in '2:37' after being scouted by an acting talent agent, even though she had no previous acting experience. She had wanted to work as an animal welfare agent and was accepted into university to study teaching and journalism, but gave it all away to pursue her acting dream to star in '2:37'. She was 18 years of age and that was 2005 - and this was quickly followed up by a bit part in 'Wolf Creek' that same year.

For '2:37' she was nominated as Best Lead Actress in the AFI Awards and from there went on to 'The Grudge 2' with Sarah Michelle Gellar and Amber Tamblyn in 2006, then 'December Boys' with Daniel Radcliffe and Jack Thompson, and then 'Restraint' with Travis Fimmel in 2008. '2:37' was her early turning point after it appeared in the 'Un Certain Regard' selection at the Cannes Film Festival.

After a move to Los Angeles from her Adelaide home at Semaphore Beach she suffered various casting setbacks but was eventually chosen by Adam Sandler to star alongside him in 2008's 'Bedtime Stories' with Guy Pearce, Russell Brand and Courteney Cox. In 2010, Disney's 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice' with Nicolas Cage and Alfred Molina received only luke warm reviews and relatively poor Box Office receipts, leading into her role as Number Six in 'I Am Number Four' in 2011 - a role she was set to reprise in two sequels if successful, but the would-be franchise returned only US$149M and as such the sequel is yet to materialise. 'Take Me Home Tonight' followed with Topher Grace and Chris Pratt and then 'Wish You Were Here' a year later with Joel Edgerton.

2013 saw 'Warm Bodies' - the ZomRomCom with Nicholas Hoult, Dave Franco and John Malkovich, which was followed up with 'Love and Honour' with Liam Hemsworth which tanked at the Box Office making less that US$17K.

Following this was 'Parts Per Billion' with Josh Hartnett and Rosario Dawson, and the two films which showed at the Toronto International Film Festival - 'Cut Bank' with Liam Hemsworth, John Malkovich, Billy Bob Thornton and Bruce Dern and 'Kill Me Three Times' with Simon Pegg and Luke Hemsworth. Last year saw Terence Mallick's 'Knight of Cups' with Christian Bale, Cate Blanchett and Antonio Banderas and then the recently released 'Point Break' with Edgar Ramirez, Luke Bracey and Ray Winstone, before 'The Choice' released just earlier this month with Benjamin Walker and Tom Wilkinson.

Next up is 'Triple 9' due for imminent release with an all star cast including Kate Winslet, Norman Reedus, Casey Affleck, Woody Harrelson, Anthony Mackie, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Directed by John Hillcoat. This will be followed up, and currently in post-production, by 'Berlin Syndrome', 'Hacksaw Ridge' as Directed by Mel Gibson and starring Luke Bracey, Andrew Garfield, Vince Vaughn, Hugo Weaving, Richard Roxburgh, Sam Worthington, Ryan Corr and Rachel Griffith (yeah! Go Mel!) and '2:22', with 'Message From The King' with Luke Evans and Tom Felton and 'Lights Out' both recently wrapped. She has 28 acting credits to her name, two Producer credits and one Writer credit so far.

In 2009 Palmer former her own Production Company 'Avakea Productions'. That same year she filmed an advertising campaign for clothing retailer 'Just Jeans', and became the spokesperson and face of 'Jurlique Cosmetics'. She also co-wrote and starred in 'The Ever After' which also starred and was Directed by American Actor and Screenwriter Mark Webber who was to become Palmer's future husband. 

She dated Actor Topher Grace, comedian Russell Brand, Actor Scott Speedman and Australian Rules Football player Stuart Dew before marrying Mark Webber in December 2013 with whom she has a son, Bodhi Rain, born in February 2014. 

Teresa Palmer - 30 years of age and 12 years in the movie business and already amassing an increasingly impressive filmography; an avid Aussie rules Port Adelaide fan so much so that she holds the joint #1 ticket holder spot with David Koch from Channel 7's 'Sunrise' morning show; and yet you may not even recognise her name, but, the girl from Adelaide, is certainly one to watch. Happy 30th to you Teresa, from Odeon Online.

-Steve, at Odeon Online-