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| December 21st, 2006 |
The movie’s the thing, not the review
Kate Winslet is no narcissistic prima donna. She doesn’t read her own clippings, let alone believe them. If she did pay attention to them, she says, she just couldn’t concentrate on doing her job. |
| December 15th, 2006 |
STV Kate ‘Holiday’ Interview
 STV’s Grant Lauchlan spoke to Winslet about the challenges of performing in comedy as opposed to drama, and discovered some of the secrets behind the making of the film.
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| December 8th, 2006 |
Kate Winslet “Holidays” in America
Blonde Kate is one beautiful girl. Her flawless English rose complexion and those big, expressive eyes just grab you when you meet her in person. We met with the actress, who looked sleek in all black low-cut tee, jacket, jeans and high boots, at a hotel in Beverly Hills recently to sit down and shoot the breeze about shooting The Holiday, her joy at playing a modern Englishwoman without corsets and period costumes, being a mom, her Oscar hopes, working with Jack Black as her leading man and what she’d like to give and get this holiday season. |
‘The Holiday’ a gorgeous, if overlong, homage to classic romantic comedies
Like the gooiest, sweetest cup of eggnog, “The Holiday” doesn’t have a whole lot of nutritional value, and you’ll probably hate yourself afterward for giving into it, but it is rich and yummy and irresistible. |
A Chat with Kate
Before meeting Kate Winslet, Charlize Theron was at the top of the list in terms of beautiful Hollywood actresses I had met in person and that is saying something considering Winslet has two children and a body that would never let you know it. |
| December 5th, 2006 |
Diaz, Winslet share top billing
Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz talk about The Holiday, the movie business, taking a break, and each other. |
| December 4th, 2006 |
Kate Winslet on The Holiday
I’d never made a film like this before and I really embraced it and really you know enjoyed every moment of working with Jack and working with Eli and playing this sweet lovely charming grounded honest woman, it was such a pleasure. |
Biz comes home for ‘The Holiday’
I almost swerved into a palm tree last week when I saw the billboard. No, it wasn’t an ad for one of those jeans companies, with sexually indeterminate models showing off their rear ends, or for some liqueur, with suggestive figures in various degrees of undress. |
| December 3rd, 2006 |
My Children Don’t Know I’m Famous
Kate Winslet talks about how she’ll manage to keep work and family separated and how she handles fame with her children. |
| December 2nd, 2006 |
Winslet’s wrinkles vanish after airbrushing for promo!
Critics believe that Kate Winslet’s image on The Holiday movie poster have been airbrushed to remove her wrinkles. Publicists deny claim. |
Variety: Meyers knows exactly what women want
In a spirited cast that exudes more collective star wattage than any of Meyers’ earlier vehicles, the Brits easily outshine their Yank counterparts. Winslet weeps and moans without sacrificing her radiance or aud’s sympathy, while the marginally less teary-eyed Law effortlessly piles on the charm in a role that will have some amusing resonances for tabloid readers. |
| December 1st, 2006 |
Screen Daily: Queen of saccharine returns
Her prose is made to look more substantial, however, by an appealing troupe of actors. In her first contemporary English role, Kate Winslet is enormously disarming as a young woman tormented by her unrequited love; Jude Law has never been this engaging as her brother Graham, showing comic skill and buckets of charm. |
The Hollywood Reporter: A Yuletide chick flick with plenty of heart
“Consequently, “Holiday” is a new old movie, expanding on classics caught late at night on cable TV and re-imagined in contemporary terms.”
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| November 30th, 2006 |
Did Kate Outshine Cam?
Poor Jude Law didn’t know who to hug out of his two leading ladies, so he went for both. |
| November 28th, 2006 |
Winslet finds it hard playing … a Brit
Born and raised in England, and a resident of London, Kate Winslet ought to have an easy time playing a modern British woman. Right? |
| November 24th, 2006 |
Holiday with Nancy Meyers
“There were times when Kate brought me to tears,” says Meyers. “She can reveal herself in so many ways, and all of them are honest.”
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Winslet’s ‘friendly’ reunion with Sewell
Kate Winslet was reunited with ex-boyfriend Rufus Sewell on the set of new movie The Holiday, but insists the experience was “friendly”.
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A brand new trailer full of new scenes featuring both Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz.