Christian Bale (born January 30, 1974) is an actor who shot to fame after 2000's "American Psycho," though he'd been acting since he was 13. More recently, he has earned a great deal of attention for his roles in "The Machinist" and "The...
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Christian Bale (born January 30, 1974) is an actor who shot to fame after 2000's "American Psycho," though he'd been acting since he was 13. More recently, he has earned a great deal of attention for his roles in "The Machinist" and "The Dark Knight." See more pictures and articles about Christian Bale here.
Posted by --girl
August 20, 2009
Christian Bale has been “missing in action” on the set of his new movie.
He’s filming “The Fighter” in Massachusetts with Mark Wahlberg and Amy Adams and the method actor insists on “getting into character” by refusing to be seen on set.
“You only see him when it’s time for his scenes. Other than that, no one has any idea where he is. He just goes missing,” a source told E!.
Bale is determined to accurately portray former crack addict... Read Full Story
Please note that this review contains adult themes and language. Naturally, not everyone shares my enthusiasm for fictional romances between two male characters. Angela A., for example, loves to read romances between a man and a woman. And that's fine; to each her own. But if you happen to share my interest, then please, read on about one of the most interesting reads I've come across in a long time. "Helens," as she calls herself, is an amateur writer in the true sense of the word; she... Read Full Story
Christian Bale keeps going "missing" on the set of his new movie. The actor has bemused co-stars on his new movie "The Fighter" - which he is filming in Massachusetts with Mark Wahlberg and Amy Adams - with his insistence on "getting into character" and refusing to be seen when he isn't filming. A source told "E!": "You only see him when it's time for his scenes. Other than that, no one has any idea where he is. He just goes missing." Bale is determined to accurately portray former crack... Read Full Story
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Christian Bale looked chipper Thursday as he grabbed coffees and snacks from a Starbucks in LA. He seems to be getting back to a healthier size after losing lots of weight for The Fighter last Spring, so all those coffee drinks must be doing the trick. Christian has even more work to do before getting back into superhero shape, with production of the next Batman movie scheduled to start in the next year. View 5 Photos ???
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[Images: Mr Paparazzi / Big Pictures Words: C. Curran] Last night the Village & Bruin Theatre in Los Angeles played host to the US premiere of the action packed thriller movie, Public Enemies. From the critically acclaimed filmmaker Michael Mann the hotly anticipated flick is based on a true story and stars the likes of Johnny Depp, Christian Bale and Stephen Dorff, who all turned out last night. Also joining Depp, Bale and Dorff on the red carpet was Sibi Blazic, Shawn Hatosy... Read Full Story
CHRISTIAN BALE, who played resistance leader John Connor in Terminator Salvation, says there has been no movement on a further film in the franchise.
The 35-year-old actor was asked about a fifth movie during promotions for upcoming crime drama Public Enemies.
According to Sci Fi Wire , Bale told a press conference in Beverly Hills, California: "We've had no talks about it or discussions about it".
He indicated that his involvement was not contractually guaranteed. "It all purely... Read Full Story
I’ve always liked you Byron, but you never know when to shut up. Even bad men love their mommas.
– Ben Wade
Trying to acclimate myself to the western genre, I watched the 2007 remake of 3:10 to Yuma . The movie has an all-star cast with Russell Crowe and Christian Bale, but the movie was mind-numbing. It was like a dead fish thrashing around.
Ben Wade (Crowe) is a famous outlaw in the Old West that is captured by rebel brigade that includes a rancher, Dan Evans (Bale). He is being... Read Full Story
Posted by --girl
June 30, 2009
Christian Bale commits. If his temper tantrum on the set of “Terminator: Salvation” wasn’t proof enough he takes his roles very seriously, consider this. Bale played FBI officer Melvin Purvis in “Public Enemies” and kept his southern accent on and off set throughout filming.
The film’s director, Michael Bay, said: “Melvin Purvis was really a southern gentleman. So Christian kept the accent for 24 hours a day. It freaked out his young daughter... Read Full Story
