Gretchen Mol

Gretchen Mol, who was last seen in last season's short-lived American television version of Life on Mars and in the feature An American Affair , will be going to HBO for the series Boardwalk Empire . She's scheduled to have a recurring role as a showgirl. The series is being produced by Martin Scorsese. Gretchen Mol was on Life on Mars with Michael Imperioli, who was also on The Sopranos on HBO and was in Scorsese's Goodfellas . Boardwalk Empire star Steve Buscemi also appeared on The Sopranos . In short, all these people know each other and it's definitely a case of cast ... Read Full Story

Reuters - Gretchen Mol has joined HBO's upcoming period drama series "Boardwalk Empire" in the recurring role of a showgirl. Read Full Story

Every Tuesday we take a poll around the office and feature a lovely lady that we all have a bit of a crush on. Now with any crush it can pass pretty quick but for this week at least, enjoy the photos. Every now and then we get reminded of an actress or singer that used to be high on the crush list but got lost in the shuffle. While we were struggling through the two hour premiere of Lost last week, there were endless commercials for this show called Life On Mars. Never seen the show or care to see it but it ... Read Full Story

Gretchen Mol is back in the limelight again-- thanks to the new series Life On Mars as Annie Norris. Gretchen Mol LIFE ON MARS clip Recently appearing on THE VIEW , Mol looked amazing. Lovely she is but her make-up and make-up artist did a huge job on making her look even better! Beau Nelson, make-up artist extraordinare and the creator of his own line Beauté We got Beau to tell us what he used to get Gretchen looking so gorgeous on The View! To get Gretchens look: 1) Apply Armani #4 under the eyes, middle of forehead, down nose and on chin with ... Read Full Story

Back in her 20s, Gretchen Mol used to cry—"just weep," the actress says—"wh en the threat of pregnancy came into my life. I'd literally cry. Like, 'Am I going to throw my life away?'" Now, of course, it's someone else's turn to cry: that of 14-month-old Ptolemy, Mol's son with her husband, director Kip Williams. For instance, just this morning the boy started bellowing long before sunrise—and, like mothers everywhere, Mol dealt with it as best she could (a lukewarm bath and a let-him-cry-it-out attitude). "Just going with it is the only thing I know how to do," the 36-year old says over a ... Read Full Story