Nicole Kidman :: Talks About her New act

Australian actress Nicole Kidman is in talks to play the late Grace Kelly, the screen legend who married the prince of Monaco, in a film by French director Olivier Dahan, Variety reported Thursday. The report said Kidman, 44, is in negotiations to play Kelly in "Grace of Monaco," which Pierre-Ange Le Pogam is producing with writer Arash Amel. The entertainment daily said "nearly every top actress in Hollywood" is seeking the role and that no deal has been signed yet. The screenplay by Amel is not a biopic but centers on the period from December 1961 to November 1962. At the time Kelly, an Oscar winner and mother of two, had already spent six years as a princess and was called upon to save Monaco from an escalating crisis with France over the tiny monarchy's status as a tax haven.

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Nicole Kidman :: "Stoker" role

Award winning actress Nicole Kidman has had quite the summer.

In addition to going peroxide blonde for her part in the upcoming thriller Paperboy, the 44-year-old Moulin Rouge star has been cast in the lead role for another spine-chiller – Stoker.

Stoker, a Park Chan-Wook directed film slated for release sometime in 2012, tells the story of an eccentric teen, India, whose enigmatic and estranged uncle returns to the family following the death of the girl’s father.

When people mysteriously start to go missing in her hometown at the same time, India begins to believe that her uncle may be the cause.

According to Indiewire, Kidman is set to play the role of the little girl’s mother and will be joined by a heavy hitting array of talent including Matthew Goode, Jacki Weaver, Lucas Till, and Mia Wasikowska.

While very few details are known about the film, we can expect that Chan-Wook – whose other films such as Oldboy and Thirst are famous for their immaculate framing, brutal subject matter, and epic twists – has more than a few surprises up his sleeve.

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Nicole Kidman :: Fertility Struggle

The 'Rabbit Hole' star Nicole Kidman went through "pain, loss and disappointment" during her fertility struggle.

Kidman , who welcomed Faith Margaret, her second child with country music singer Keith Urban, into the world on December 28 via a gestational carrier , admitted she suffered agonising times when trying to conceive.

She explained: "Anyone that's been in the place of wanting another child or wanting a child knows the disappointment, the pain and the loss that you go through trying and struggling with fertility.


"Fertility is such a big thing, and it's not something I've ever run away from talking about."

Nicole who also has a two-year-old daughter Sunday Rose with Keith, as well as adoptive children Isabella, 18, and Connor, 15, with ex-husband Tom Cruise  explained she and her country singer spouse were in a position where while they were "desperate" for another child, but she couldn't get pregnant.

Nicole added to Australian TV show '60 Minutes': "We were in a place of desperately wanting another child. The opportunity arose for us, and I couldn't get pregnant.

"Children are children  you'll die for your children. And when you feel that as parent that's the unconditional love."

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Nicole Kidman :: "No More botox"

Alice in Wonderland actress, Nicole Kidman,is tired of botox.
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"I've tried a lot of things, but aside from sports and good nutrition, most things don't make a difference," Nicole Kidman, 43, tells the German magazine TV Movie. "I have also tried Botox."


But Kidman, who's nominated for a Golden Globe for her highly emotional portrayal of a grieving woman in "Rabbit Hole," says she didn't like using the injections, which are known to tighten up a patient's face to avoid the appearance of wrinkles.
"I didn't like how my face looked afterwards," she says. "Now I don't use it anymore  I can move my forehead again!"

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