|
Welcome to Nicole's Magic
|
Welcome to Nicole's Magic, a fansite for the spectacular spectacular Academy Award winning Australian actress Nicole Kidman. Nicole is one of the most sought-after actresses of her generation, and is known for her roles in Moulin Rouge, The Hours and To Die For, and has recently been seen in the controversial thrillers Stoker and The Paperboy.
Nicole's Magic is the largest and most comprehensive fansite for Nicole, and is dedicated to supporting her and her career. As of March 2013, Nicole's Magic is entering a new phase of its fansite life, now focussing on paying tribute to Nicole's career up to and including 2006. Read more about what this entails here, and how you can keep up to date with her current career here. Nicole is our favourite actress, and we feel that this way we can provide a highly extensive and worthy tribute to this incredible woman. Comments, suggestions, sparkling diamonds, elephant love medleys and contributions are always more than welcomed so please contact me if you have anything to say. Enjoy your visit, add us to your Favourites and come back again soon!
NB: As part of our site overhaul, all of our content is moving over to a new system. While these changes take place many of the pages within this site will not work/give errors - please be patient as I work to fix them as quickly as I can!
|
As part of a bi-monthly feature here at Nicole's Magic, each month we will be taking a look back at one of Nicole's films or acting projects. Nicole has an immense body of work behind her, and there's no better way to be reminded of her talent and how much we love her than immersing ourselves and taking an in depth look at those works.
"Mrs Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself..."
Movie Of The Month Archive
|
While this main site is now only focussing on Nicole's career up to 2006, you can still keep up-to-date with her current activities on our forum. Visit Nicole's Bulletin for the latest news and photos, and be sure to register to be able to post your own messages, and get access to even more Nicole chat and interaction.
VISIT THE FORUM
|
• UN Women
The women's fund at the United Nations, promoting women's empowerment and gender equality
• Breast Cancer Care
Join the fight for women's survival and help beat cancer.
• Sydney Children's Hospital
A specialist facility for children's health and a paediatric teaching centre
|
|
|
I have finally added a new Movie Of The Month! September’s MOTM is another of my all-time favourite Nicole films, as I know it is for many other fans. We’re lacking on fans thoughts for this one (surprisingly), so if you want your review/thoughts to appear on the MOTM page then you can submit your review by posting a comment here, posting in the correct area in the forum, or emailing me.
I’m sorry I’ve been so slow with the Movie Of The Month’s so far! Seeing as it is already the middle of September, this one will stay up for October as well. And I’ll be starting work on November’s today, so it will be up on time 
Don’t hesitate to leave a comment if you have something to say about the Movie of The Month! I always love to hear your feedback. I’m really pleased with this new and original feature, so I hope you are continuing to enjoy it 
|
Deal news from the Toronto Film Festival: LionsGate is said to want “Rabbit Hole,” the very fine comedy-drama from John Cameron Mitchell. Nicole Kidman is sublime in the film, which could make the Oscar deadline if everything is worked out. I am told that New York entertainment financier Norton Herrick may put in the necessary funds to make this happen. Dianne Wiest would be up for her third Best Supporting nomination if this all goes to plan…
- showbiz411.com
|
Nicole Kidman is sweating her first TIFF appearance as not only an actress but as a producer with the new film Rabbit Hole, about a couple grieving the hit-and-run car accident death of their young son.
Literally.
“The reason I’m wearing this jacket is because I’m sweaty and I can’t take it off,” half-joked Kidman, 43, at a packed press conference on Tuesday afternoon.
“(I feel) very exposed, very nervous. It’s a whole different experience because it’s so personal when you’re in a film but you’re not responsible for the film. I’m responsible for this film so it’s a big weight.”
Read the rest of this entry »
|
- From Showbiz411.com:
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban shut down a whole city block last night in Toronto in front of the Elgin Theater. The reason was the premiere of Kidman’s “Rabbit Hole,” a gem of an indie movie that should resonate with audiences and win Nicole even more fans.
Kidman is accessible, funny and human in “Rabbit Hole”–moreso than in ages. You can tell she enjoyed producing and starring in it, too. After the film, she, Keith and I talked for quite a while and caught up–our first chat since last February’s Grammy Awards.
They told me that two year old daughter Sunday Rose is walking and talking up a storm–’Dancing, laughing. having a ball.” I don’t think we’re going to see Sunday Rose trotted out for constant p.r. either, the way Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes have exploited their kid in the papers. (I’ve rarely seen a child invented for celebrity the Suri has been.)
Read the rest of this entry »
|
Nicole Kidman has admitted she found her new movie “devastating” to film.
The Moulin Rouge actress took to the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival with hubby Keith Urban on her arm for the premiere of Rabbit Hole, which sees a couple try to cope with the death of their four-year-old child.
Nicole – who has a two-year-old daughter with Keith – said: “Most films are hard if they’re beautifully written and they’re dealing with a subject matter that isn’t easy, that isn’t a comedy – devastating. But at the same time I wanted to do it justice for the people that have been through this.”
Read the rest of this entry »
|
When an actor plans to leave their comfort zone for a role, it’s not a bad idea to research the part as thoroughly as possible. But as Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart discovered preparing for their film Rabbit Hole, there’s a line you don’t want to cross, where simple imagination will do.
The film follows the wrenching trajectory of wife and husband trying to mourn the sudden death of a child, and both actors were looking for ways to understand the depth of that sort of grief.
“I actually tried to go to a grief group and they said, ‘No, you can’t come,’ because the emotions are too raw, and you can’t have someone in the group that hasn’t been through exactly the same thing, which I totally respected. And so that’s when I just go in. I find it from within,” Kidman said at a press conference Tuesday.
Read the rest of this entry »
|
Nicole Kidman says she’s feeling “very exposed and very nervous” as her new film “Rabbit Hole” debuts at the Toronto International Film Festival.
It’s the first time Kidman has promoted a movie at a major film festival as a producer and she says she’s feeling the pressure.
“It’s a whole different ballgame because it’s so personal when you’re in a film but you’re not responsible for the film,” Kidman said at a news conference Tuesday.
“I’m responsible for this film so it’s a big weight. But I’m glad that we made it.”
Read the rest of this entry »
|
As Rabbit Hole was screened at the Toronto International Film Festival yesterday, many reviews are pouring out! I know some people like to avoid reviews etc. before they see the movie, so I’m going to post a batch of reviews under the cut, so you can click ‘Read the rest of this entry »’ if you choose! These reviews are irresistibly good though
Read the rest of this entry »
|
|
And remember to scroll back down the updates below as lots of new articles have been posted today.
