Amy Adams to attend Parisian Premiere of "Doubt"

Announcement x-posted on the "Amy Adams Fans" forum:

Hey guys!

Long time no see - how's everyone? God I miss you all! I've been pretty busy lately due to my new stressful job (I hate coming home late and leaving awfully early in the morning!) but I'm hoping to come back online more often. I know I have not updated this blog for a while and I apologize for it.

Sounds like it's been amazing for Amy these past few months. What did I miss? I was so excited to learn about her Golden Globe nomination! Seeing her work recognized on a regular basis for such a high distinction is wonderful. Bring on the Oscars!

Just wanted to inform you that the French Premiere of "Doubt" is on Monday January 19, 2009 in Paris. Meryl Streep, John Patrick Shanley and Amy Adams are all attending. They are expected to be on the red carpet at 7:30PM. Movie starts at 8:30PM. Here's a picture from the Theatre (they're going to put a giant screen). I'll try to leave work early as it is not very far from where I am.


Anyways- I better go or I'll be late for work! Take care everyone ;o)

Stephany xx

Amy Adams and James Marsden sing "Let's' Misbehave"

Amy Adams and "Enchanted" co-star James Marsden attended the fourth annual "A Fine Romance" on November 9th -- the marriage between movies and Broadway, benefiting the Motion Picture and Television Fund.

The program launched with Jonathan Groff, then Kristin Chenoweth and Hugh Jackman duetted "Anything You Can Do" from "Annie Get Your Gun" from the stage into the audience -- preceded by the film's version. Neil Patrick Harris followed, as footage of Frank Sinatra's weddings to Ava Gardner, Mia Farrow, then Alan Cummings and a clip of the Rock Hudson wedding. Amy Adams and James Dearden convinced us on on "Let's' Misbehave." The incomparable Donna Murphy and Zachary Levi followed the footage of Jimmy Cagney carboning, "I"m a Yankee Doodle Dandy" and "Give My Regards to B'way."

The screens lit up with footage of "West Side Story," and Audra McDonald and John Lloyd Young convinced us we were in a B'way palace. Everyone delivered like it was opening night on the Great White Way. Catherine Zeta-Jones returned in a slinky silver gown to deliver "Can't Help Lovin' That Man of Mine" from "Showboat" as footage showed the showboat -- as I saw it filmed -- steaming through Lot 3 of MGM (now a retirement community). Victor Garber and Donna Murphy gave us a lotta "Little Night Music" to recall fondly. James Marsden a la Frank Sinatra was backed by a gorgeous chorus line and "I Could Write A Book." And we could write a rave. Kristin Chenoweth took us memorably to "The Little Shop Around The Corner." And "Carousel" made an auspicious turn with Audra McDonald and Hugh Jackman as "If I Loved You" was again loved by this 2008 audience.

A timely (Proposition 8) theme was noted by Mauceri as he introduced the "Hairspray" reprise with the energetic Elijah Kelly and a dancing chorus of 12. Katherine proved terrific tap terping as well and at 9:45 the entire cast finale'd to "That's Entertainment." It certainly was. The show was produced by Dan Jinks and Lauremce Mark. Adam Shankman directed and choreo'd...Wolfgang Puck's platoons served the pre- and post-party but Wolfie was not on hand, as he was helping his son Byron celebrate his Bar Mitzvah with his friends at the Pacific Design Center. The adults helped him launch the day at Spago after the religious service. Mazel tov.

Source: Variety

Amy Adams attends "Doubt" Premiere with Meryl Streep

Actresses Amy Adams and Meryl Streep arrive at 2008 AFI Fest Opening Night Film Premiere of Miramax Film's "Doubt" held at ArcLight Hollywood on October 30, 2008 in Hollywood, California. Aren't they cute?

Pictures of Amy Adams at the Hollywood Film Festival

Amy Adams and Darren Le Gallo arrive at the Hollywood Film Festival's Gala Ceremony held at Beverly Hilton Hotel on October 27, 2008 in Beverly Hills, California.

Amy Adams is crowned "Queen of Shaba"

Variety reports that Amy Adams will star in the indie drama "Daughter of the Queen of Sheba" for producers Susan Cartsonis and Matt Williams (What Women Want).

The script, written by Karen Croner based on the bio of NPR correspondent Jacki Lyden, centers on how a woman uses her mother's madness and delusions to empower herself.

Lyden was NPR's first correspondent on the air in the aftermath of 9/11 and went to Afghanistan soon after the Taliban fell. She's working on a book about the secret lives of a small group of Iraqi friends and reported on the slaying of her translator by an American soldier.

Amy Adams and fiance Darren Le Gallo in NYC

I know that those pictures are old but they are way too cute to just be ignored. It shows Amy with her fiance Darren Le Gallo on the set of 'Night At the Museum 2' in NYC.

Amy and James Marsden to attend Broadway tribute

Amy Adams is invited to attend an All-Star Tribute to Hollywood and Broadway on Saturday, November 8.

It's an evening of celebrity performances honoring musicals from stage and screen. Catherine Zeta-Jones and Hugh Jackman are co-hosting.

Celebrities performing and/or attending include Amy Adams and her 'Enchanted' co-star James Marsden, Kristin Chenoweth and Amy's very good friend Zachary Levy from the TV series 'Chuck'.

Alan Cumming, Sandy Duncan, Victor Garber, Jonathan Groff, Neil Patrick Harris, Elijah Kelley, Audra McDonald, Donna Murphy and John Lloyd Young are also expected.

The event will take place at Sony Pictures, Stage #30, 10202 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, CA. Celebrity arrivals will start at approximately 7:15 p.m.