Milla Jovovich “punched” her director husband, Paul W.S. Anderson, in the face the first time the pair ever worked on a movie ...
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Milla Jovovich Hasn't Had A Great Action Movie In 28 Years & I'm Desperate For Another After Her Latest DisappointmentMilla Jovovich’s latest movie unfortunately hasn’t been able to break the rough streak her projects have been experiencing in ...
Dolly Parton celebrates the 40th anniversary of Dollywood, plus Milla Jovovich and Christina Hendricks, Debra Messing and ...
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“When I Saw The Finished Product, I Felt Like He Was Mad At Me”: Milla Jovovich Thinks Her 1999 Historical Epic Was Torpedoed By Her & The Director’s Real-Life Di…Milla Jovovich explains how her 1999 historical epic The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc was influenced by her of-screen ...
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Milla Jovovich ‘Punched’ Husband Paul W.S. Anderson ‘Straight in the Eye’ on 1st ‘Resident Evil’ (Exclusive)Milla Jovovich and husband Paul W.S. Anderson have been working together on various projects since the first ‘Resident Evil’ ...
The movies of Paul W.S. Anderson often feel like action-packed B-movie tributes to his muse (and wife) Milla Jovovich.
George is one of my favorite writers, and it was important for me to keep the basis of the heart of the story.” ...
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Milla Jovovich and Paul W.S. Anderson on Having Instant Chemistry, Their ‘In the Lost Lands’ Collab and MoreMilla Jovovich stars in husband and director Paul W.S. Anderson’s latest sci-fi adventure ‘In the Lost Lands,’ and the pair ...
Milla Jovovich joins GQ as she revisits some of the most iconic characters from her career so far: from her breakout role as Leeloo in The Fifth Element, to her portrayal of Alice in the Resident ...
Dave Bautista talks playing the cowboy hero and working with Milla Jovovich and Paul W.S. Anderson on 'In the Lost Lands.' ...
You probably missed it when it came out — now’s the time to make that right Statistically, you probably haven’t seen the ...
Director Paul W.S. Anderson and Milla Jovovich discuss the epic fantasy that contains a whopping 1,400 visual effects shots.
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