Miranda’s been active in public once again! Earlier today, July 7 2009, the lovely Miranda Otto was photographed at the Louis Vuitton Bondi Store Opening in Sydney, Australia. The first 16 medium-res photos of Miranda (and her awesome bun) at the event have been added to the gallery. Enjoy!
- Louis Vuitton Bondi Store Opening (7/7/2009)
Miranda’s been out and about again! Check out our first four medium-res photos of Miranda Otto and her actor-husband Peter O’Brien at the Australian premiere for ‘Br?no: The Movie’ in Sydney earlier today. I’m sure we’ll have more photos from this event for you soon, so please keep checking back!
- ‘Br?no: The Movie’ Australian Premiere (29/6/2009)
I’ve found and added a new photoshoot (well, “new” to uploads) to the gallery! Miranda looks stunning in it, naturally. It’s perhaps a year old, but the point is, more Miranda gorgeousness, yes? The quality’s MQ to slightly Large Q, no HQs I’m afraid, but c’est la vie. Check out the album here.
First off, I have been a very naughty co-webmiss! So sorry to you all. But, at least I come bearing gifts, yes? Also, HUGE (and OVERDUE) thanks to our newest, and as of late busiest!, co-webmiss Sandra. She’s an absolute doll and is keeping this site updated with gorgeous additions. Thanks so much, Sandra!
For my offerings today, I’ve got some HQ and UHQ versions which I’ve uploaded to the gallery of Miranda’s recent appearances at the Sydney Film Festival 2009. The updated albums are listed below:
-Sydney Film Festival 2009 – Opening & ‘Looking for Eric’ Premiere (3/6/2009)
-Sydney Film Festival 2009 – ‘Coraline’ Australian Premiere (10/6/09)
-Sydney Film Festival 2009 – ‘Missing Water’ World Premiere (9/6/09)
-Sydney Film Festival 2009 – ‘Red Cliff’ Screening (9/6/09)
-Sydney Film Festival 2009 Awards (14/6/09)
I’ve got a few more things to come when I make my next rounds: some more HQs and UHQ versions of older events as well as some brand new candid pictures. So, keep checking back!
It’s over, y’all. Sydney Film Festival 2009 ended yesterday. What a shame; it’s been great to see Miranda so active over the week. As some of you will know, Miranda Otto was a jury member at this year’s Sydney Film Festival. This year’s Sydney Film Prize went to Bronson. From ABC.net.au:
A biopic about Britain’s most violent prisoner has taken out the 2009 Sydney Film Prize. Bronson, directed and written by Danish filmmaker Nicholas Winding Refn, was awarded by $60,000 prize on the closing night of the Sydney Film Festival.
The film is based on the life of Charles Bronson – known as the most violent prisoner in Britain, who was jailed in 1974 for armed robbery but has remained behind bars for attacks on other prisoners. Bronson was born Michael Gordon Peterson, but adopted the name later in life. He has had 11 books published and writes poetry, but remains in solitary confinement.
The judging panel, which included filmmaker Rolf De Heer and actress Miranda Otto, said Bronson met the competition’s criteria of displaying emotional power, audacity and courage.
