Hello Everyone!

I have some goodies for you. You’ve probably already seen them as I posted them a few weeks ago. Anyways, Kate’s new film Everybody’s Fine came out on DVD just a week ago. I managed to get a copy of the DVD ahead of time and capped it for the site. I really enjoyed the film and it was nice to see Kate’s daughter Lily play Kate’s character when she was a kid. If you can get a hold of a copy of the film you should watch it.

Gallery Links:
- Everybody’s Fine (2009): DVD Screencaps (x445)

“Everybody’s Fine,” the Robert DeNiro film with the Paul McCartney song “(I Want To) Come Home,” nominated for both a Golden Globe and VH1 Critics’ Choice Movie Award, will be released on DVD Feb. 23.

“Everybody’s Fine” will have a list price of $29.99, though online venders and retail stores will sell it cheaper.

For those of you wondering, there is no Blu-ray release scheduled as of now right now.

DeNiro stars as a recently retired widower who makes an impromptu cross-country pilgrimage that ends up revealing a host of family secrets. The film also stars Drew Barrymore, Kate Beckinsale, and Sam Rockwell.

The DVD release contains a featurette on the making of the McCartney song, a behind-the-scenes short subject and deleted and extended scenes not included in the theatrical release.

Kate and her daughter Lily were amongst the guests who attended the premiere of Kate’s latest film, Everybody’s Fine. Kate joined co-stars Robert De Niro, Drew Berrymore and Sam Rockwell at the New York Premiere of the film. Photos from the premiere and afterparty have been added to the gallery.

- December 3: “Everybody’s Fine” New York Premiere (MQ) (x14)
- December 3: “Everybody’s Fine” New York Premiere (HQ) (x36)
- December 3: “Everybody’s Fine” New York Premiere Afterparty (MQ) (x7)

Here are some news about Everybody’s Fine premiere.

Now hear this: Kirk Jones’ “Everybody’s Fine,” which stars Robert De Niro as a widower who embarks on a road trip to reconnect with his grown children (Drew Barrymore, Kate Beckinsale and Sam Rockwell) after the death of his wife, will premiere at the AFI Fest 2009 on Nov. 3 at Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood. No word on whether reps of the picture, a remake of Giuseppe Tornatore’s “Stanno Tutti Bene,” will hand out handkerchiefs at the screening, but De Niro and Beckinsale are expected to attend. Pete Hammond has already pegged the flick as one to keep an eye on this awards season.

The fest has also announced its selections for the New Lights Competition, which pays tribute to first- and second-time directors. Among the films in this year’s lineup is Oren Moverman’s wartime drama “The Messenger,” with Woody Harrelson; “Northless,” from Mexico’s Rigoberto Perezcano, and “Police, Adjective,” the winner of the Cannes Un Certain Regard jury prize.

– Paul Gaita

Source: The Los Angeles Times

Hello Everyone!

Slowly but surely new promotional material for the upcoming Everybody’s Fine film is making it’s way to the internet. I was able to grab the first still I’ve seen with Kate for this film. I’ve uploaded the still to the gallery for you guys to check out. A High Quality version will be posted when it has become available.

- Stills (MQ) (x1)