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The Brisbane-born 40-year-old has adopted American citizenship as well as an American accent, but her steady US career still piques our interest.
After a few small TV roles in 2012 (including a two-parter in Suits, which stars her husband Gabriel Macht), Barrett could have a hit on her hands in 2013 with Zero Hour.
She stars as Laila Foley, the wife of an editor of a sceptical magazine (Anthony Edwards) who gets drawn into a huge conspiracy when she is kidnapped.
The evil plot involves clocks, the church, Nazis and the end of the world. Naturally.
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Glamour Reel Moments is a 3-part video series showcasing real-life story submissions from Glamour readers, brought to life by Hollywood A-listers (we’re talking Eva Longoria, Zoe Saldana and Olivia Wilde!). Proceeds from Reel Moments benefit a charity chosen by each director. Watch A Proper Send-Off below
When told she is a carrier for the breast cancer gene, Alex is faced with a decision: to go about business as usual and hope for the best or take drastic and radical action to nip the prospect in the bud. Weighing pros and cons with the support of her family and friends, she realizes life is more important than vanity.
Starring: Jacinda Barrett, Sam Page, Victoria Smurfit
Inspired by Glamour Reader Jan Livingston Mokhtari
With its fleet Renault will host the event along with representatives of the international film scene taking part in the film festival, including the English actor Aidan Gillen, the producer Maurizio Totti Australian actress Jacinda Barrett.
Sorry for the delay.. I have uploaded over 500 screencaptures from Jacinda’s movie School For Scoundrels into her gallery, really hope you enjoy those. I will try to do one more screencapture update for Gabriel before I head on my vacation this weekend. Thanks…
Ripley Under Ground ~ Ladder 49 ~ The Namesake
I’ve added a few older movie stills to Jacinda’s gallery; links are above. I have capped School For Scoundrels and I’ll upload them in a bit… will post when they are online…
I have uploaded over 300 screencaptures from Jacinda’s movie The Namesake into her gallery. I hope you enjoy them. I plan to add more caps tomorrow.
Century Fox has released the trailer for the new Australian drama “Matching Jack” which, quite frankly, looks like it’s going to be a hard one for the parents of the world (me included) to watch. Here’s hoping for a happy ending! Having said that, don’t doubt this’ll be a great flick – looks it. Jacinda Barrett, James Nesbitt and Richard Roxburgh star in what’s the first film in over a decade for Australian filmmakers Nadia Tass and David Parker (whose “Big Steal” is one of my favourites!).
The film is based around Marisa (Jacinda Barrett) and her son, Jack (Tom Russell). Life seems idyllic for the suburban Melbourne family until Jack suddenly winds up in hospital. Marisa tries to find her husband, David (Richard Roxburgh) who is in fact in the next suburb apparently planning to leave Marisa for his current mistress, Veronica (Yvonne Strahovski) with his phone off and not a care in the world. Jack is diagnosed with Leukemia and when David finally surfaces he learns that he is the key to Jack’s survival. If a matching bone marrow donor can’t be found on the world register, maybe there is some child of David’s out there from one of his flings?
Here’s the trailer for “Matching Jack”, which will hold its World Premiere at the Melbourne International Film Festival (22 July – 8 August) ahead of a national release on 30 September by Twentieth Century Fox.
Still, Release Plans for Strahovski film
by Clint Morris
”Matching Jack”, a new film starring “Chuck” hottie Yvonne Strahovski, will hold its World Premiere at the Melbourne International Film Festival (22 July – 8 August) ahead of a national release on 30 September by Twentieth Century Fox.
“Jack” is the first film in over a decade for Australian filmmakers Nadia Tass and David Parker. The film is based around Marisa (Jacinda Barrett) and her son, Jack (Tom Russell). Life seems idyllic for the suburban Melbourne family until Jack suddenly winds up in hospital. Marisa tries to find her husband, David (Richard Roxburgh) who is in fact in the next suburb apparently planning to leave Marisa for his current mistress, Veronica (Yvonne Strahovski) with his phone off and not a care in the world.
Jack is diagnosed with Leukaemia and when David finally surfaces he learns that he is the key to Jack’s survival. If a matching bone marrow donor can’t be found on the world register, maybe there is some child of David’s out there from one of his flings?
Yvonne talks about Matching Jack: “I love dramas, I am drawn to tragic stories, and this [really] encompasses tragedy. It is always fun playing the other woman and trying to make her likable.”
On working with Nadia Tass: “Nadia is such an actor’s director, and she has the upmost respect for the actor’s process, and I think that is so rare to find, especially when I have come from with two years on a US television show. I feel very blessed to be working with Nadia.”
On working with co-star Richard Roxburgh: “Most of my scenes are with Richard [and] he is such a pro… his cheeky attitude on set has been fun as it is quiet a morbid script…he makes everyone laugh and the crew adores him.”
Source: Moviehole