Peep the brand new Stop-Loss movie poster, released exclusively today by MTV Movies Blog. Only a few months until the US audiences will get to see this one. I think I speak for everyone when I say that I am so ready to see this film.

GALLERY LINKS:
- Stop-Loss: Posters & Covers

We decided we would make one last post concerning all of the James Bond rumors as Abbie Cornish was linked to be the new “Bond girl” since late 2006.

If you have not already heard, the two Bond girls for the still tenitively untitled Bond 22 have been casted and confirmed. Picking up where Casino Royale left off, the new James Bond film will see newcomer and British actress Gemma Arterton play MI6 Agent Fields. Arterton is best known from her performance in the comedy St. Trinian’s of this past year. Playing the lead love interest is Ukrainian born model/actress Olga Kurylenko. She plays Camille a woman who “challenges Bond and helps him come to terms with the emotional consequences of Vesper’s betrayal.” Kurylenko received the certificate of excellence award at the 2006 Brooklyn International Film Festival for her performance in L’Annulaire and is best known for the films Paris, je t’aime and this past December’s Hitman.

It’s good to know the official casting and hopefully put the Bond rumor train to rest.

If you would like to learn more about the two actress please visit the links below.

The Golden Age will be released on DVD (Region 1) on February 5th. It will have a anamorphic widescreen 1.85 transfer, and DVD features include:

- Audio commentary from director Shekhar Kapur
- Deleted scenes
- Featurettes: The Reign Continues: Making Elizabeth: The Golden Age, Inside Elizabeth’s World, Commanding the Winds: Creating the Armada and Towers, Couters and Catherdals.

You can pre-order a copy on Amazon. Stay tuned to Abbie Cornish Online when the big day comes for screencaps.

As if having Hollywood at her feet isn’t enough, Australian rising star Abbie Cornish plans to release an album.

“I love to play music,” the Elizabeth: The Golden Age star told Insider.

Cornish spends her down time between films - not that there’s much of that these days - working on music at her family’s farm in the Hunter Valley.

Being able to hold a note will also come in handy when Cornish begins her next film, Last Battle Dreamer, alongside Ryan Phillippe.

“There’s a scene where we recite a poem to each other, and it’s half-singing and half- spoken - it’s very melodic,” she says.

Source: The Daily Telegraph

Rising Aussie star Abbie Cornish has advice for those who question the history of Elizabeth: The Golden Age - go and see a documentary.

Pedants and trainspotters need not apply to see Elizabeth: The Golden Age.

Abbie Cornish’s advice to those who will take inevitable issue with the facts, which have been stretched, tweaked, and in some cases just plain stomped on? Go see a documentary.

“This is a film and in order for it to work certain things have to be compacted and moved and if people want to know exact times and dates and places, they’re quite free to research that,” she says.