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Clive Owen Movies

    • The International

      (2009) R

      Directed by: Tom Tykwer

      Starring: Clive Owen, Naomi Watts, Armin Mueller-Stahl

      Overview: An Interpol agent and a U.S. prosecutor join forces to shut down a bank's funding of terrorism.

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    • Duplicity

      (2009) PG-13

      Directed by: Tony Gilroy

      Starring: Julia Roberts, Clive Owen, Tom Wilkinson

      Overview: Two corporate spies (Julia Roberts, Clive Owen) become embroiled in a clandestine love affair.

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Friday, February 13

Sunday, February 1

  • Super Bowl Movie Trailer Blog Begins!

    Welcome to ReelzChannel's real-time blog during Superbowl XLIII. As I sit in a comfy chair with my Chinese chicken salad and a can of Coke, country MILF Faith Hill is singing America the Beautiful, which is odd. Isn't it supposed to be the National Anth... Oh wait! Now Jennifer Hudson is doing the National Anthem ... with waaay too much trilling and vibrato. Can't anybody just sing the damn thing normally? That would be a refreshing change.

    Now in the first commercial break, we get the G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra movie trailer -- which you can check out here because we already found it online. It is full of funtastic explosions and stuff.

    The first movie trailer took place just prior to the players coming onto the field, it was an intriguing chick flick called Duplicity starring Clive Owen and Julia Roberts.

    After the coin toss, I'll post some of the trailers that have already leaked onto the web.


    Posted 02/01/2009 by Jim

    Related: Clive Owen | Julia Roberts | G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra | Duplicity

Tuesday, December 23

  • Clive Owen Following Daniel Craig to South America

    Owen, Clive OwenBritish thespian and perpetual "next big thing" Clive Owen spent a better part of the early 2000's hounded by rumors that he'd been tabbed to replace Pierce Brosnan as James Bond, largely because the bulk of his star-making turn in 1998's Croupier involved cruising around a casino while wearing a tux. Of course, the role eventually went to the beefier, blonder Daniel Craig, whose two stints as 007 have together earned over a billion dollars worldwide. Owen's films, as you might guess, have earned considerably less.

    We'll never know the extent to which Owen lobbied for the Bond role -- or if he ever desired it at all -- but his recent career choices are telling. Next year, he's set to play an Interpol agent in Tom Tykwer's thriller The International and an MI6 agent-turned-corporate spy in Tony Gilroy's thriller Duplicity. And just today, Owen signed on to star in the thriller Cartagena. According to THR, he'll play an undercover agent working in Colombia "who gets caught in a complex plot and must elude drug dealers and international agents if he hopes to survive." Huh. It just so happens that the majority of the action in the latest Bond flick, Quantum of Solace, took place in the South American country of Bolivia.

    Coincidence? Perhaps, but if Clive's subsequent film project involves playing a Nazi-hunting concentration camp escapee, it might be time to schedule an intervention.


    Posted 12/23/2008 by reelz

    Related: Clive Owen | Daniel Craig

Friday, July 13

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