Dream House – Official Daniel Craig Interview
Subscribe ow.ly | Facebook ow.ly | Twitter ow.ly Release Date: 30 September 2011 Genre: Drama | Mystery | Thriller Cast: Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz, Naomi Watts, Rachel G. Fox Directors: Jim Sheridan Writer: David Loucka MPAA: PG-13 Studio: Universal Pictures Plot: Soon after moving into their seemingly idyllic new home, a family learns of a brutal crime committed against former residents of the dwelling.
JAMES BOND SUPPORTS INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2011 www.weareequals.org / www.weareequals.org/blog The two-minute short, specially commissioned for International Women’s Day, sees 007 star Daniel Craig undergo a dramatic makeover as he puts himself, quite literally, in a woman’s shoes. Directed by acclaimed ‘Nowhere Boy’ director/conceptual artist Sam Taylor-Wood, scripted by Jane Goldman (‘Kick Ass’) and featuring the voice of Dame Judi Dench reprising her role as ‘M’, the film will be screened in cinemas and streamed online in a bid to highlight the levels of inequality that persist between men and women in the UK and worldwide. It is the first film featuring Bond to be directed by a woman. Director: Sam Taylor-Wood. Producer: Barbara Broccoli. Scriptwriter: Jane Goldman. Director of photography: Seamus McGarvey. Featuring the voice of Dame Judi Dench. Editor: Mel Agace Post production: Michael Sollinger Post production coordinator: Harriet Dale With thanks to all the team at Ascent, including Patrick Malone, Dean Harding, Grading: Robin Pizzey Deluxe grade production: Rob Farris Effects fix: Emily Greenwood Sound producer: Hannah Mills Sound: Simon Diggins and Peter Gleaves at Goldcrest The EQUALS partnership and Annie Lennox would like to thank all the production team, cast and crew that donated their time, vision and energy in the hope of a more equal world for women and girls.
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Amazing man, a very rare combination of masculinity, sexuality, spiritual beauty, and some good eyes! No words! After the movie « The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo » was to love him even more!!
He’s so sexy
Didn’t he and rachel refused to do any interviews?!
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@JustteTte Well i wanna have this kind of Dad
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He look like my DAD alot
DILF. Wow.
you can watch the full movei here–>w ww(dot)tinyurl(Dot)com/62dsn25
thumbs up so that everyone can see!!!
@kevincostnermyhero I loved this movie too! I wanted to cry at the end, but It was just so beautifully crafted that all I could do was smile…
Bravo, Dream house.
I saw the movie yesterday afternoon. Loved it! More sad, than anything. I may even go and watch it again. Daniel is brilliant.
DO NOT I REPEAT DO NOT GO SEE THIS MOVIE YOU WILL BE HORRIBLY DISAPPOINTED AND FEEL CHEATED OUT OF YOUR MONEY
Such a great movie, such great actors! One of the best movies and its not scary at the end it transforms to this sad story! I love my mind and imagination but I would be very scared if it starts bringing the dead back, peoples minds are a wonderful but scary and dangerous thing
I love the cast, especially DC, so I am going to see it on the first day, that’s today! will report back how I felt about the film later on
Any time I see Daniel, I am very happy and excited even just on the screen! Good luck with this movie!
No, doubt he was abudcted by aliens! he looks miserable drunk! eww..
he’s so hot
@BlimeyGames they arent there
@mi3456789 Haha, nothing really, they’re just really white compared to the rest of his face because he’s fairly tan.
@BlimeyGames Whats wrong with his eyebrows?
WHEN You Feel a House is Hunted get the hell out fo there ….
YESTERDAY COPS
1st hit me in my balls AND latter tasered Me ….
In the end i was charged with registing arrest with VIOLENT ….
Target acquired: Man crush confirmed.
ehrr he lost his British accent???
DANIEL CRAIG FTW!! (hes awesome)
@rmshifthotlap re-watch the video. it doesn’t do that at all. she’s talking to him because his reputation is one of a chauvinist, she never even uses the word « man » or « men » once. she just lists the serious inequalities that the world causes against women. which is exactly what you asked.
@redreaper2020 spare me the thoughts of some masculist website. i don’t care for the mind-blind rants of angry men who think the world revolves around them. some men are unhappy but the fact is women aren’t here to please you, they’re here to exercise self-determination over their lives, just like men. it’s clear you ignore points which are inconvenient and only insult in response. stop self-glorifying yourself, you’re just another ranting mansplainer masculist.
I am for gender equality, but I don’t like how this video attacks males instead of protecting females.
@Hardtdoneby Newsflash, men have breasts too. Breast cancer affects both genders.
@paintedxbird um, you’re retarded.
Change of tactics. What feminism has done for women: We have record numbers of professional women burning out by 30, declining birthrates, a rise in single mothers, a decline in vital « male-dominated » fields like engineering, a media so biased and dumb it rots your brain, kids who grow up w/ less parental oversight, and the tried-and-true option of a woman staying home with kids is no longer practical.
Now tell me men have it equal. BULLSHIT.
@Hardtdoneby lots of studies have different conclusions with all gender sensitive topics. you can find ones which show either gender as disadvantaged. mainstream views are based on the fact that the weight of evidence sides with feminists but it remains controversial. no one said bad things happening to men isnt important. the videos called equals. extreme poverty is feminised so its important to address factors which shift harm disproportionately to women or focus more help on them
@Hardtdoneby i’ve argued these points for ages on here before, they all have a source. WeAreEquals has cited them before in the comments here a months ago, probably got bored of dealing with the snide « make me a sammich » masculists who refused to believe them. from what i remember the 2/3rds thing was based on UN time surveys of people worldwide. it’s based on unpaid work. there’s paternity leave in the UK, feminists are for parental leave for all, not against it.
the money their spouses earn undoubtedly goes to providing for both of them. Even if it’s true, which I doubt (« London School of Economics sociologist Catherine Hakim’s research shows that when both paid work and unpaid duties such as housework, care and voluntary work are taken into account, men do pull their own weight. ») In addition, 70 million girls are deprived of a basic education, but 44 million (or more) boys also are. But they’re of no significance, correct? Not even a mention?
@paintedxbird Everyone is subject to confirmation bias, including supporters of this video. I wrote an essay analyzing the propaganda elements of it, and researched all of the statistics mentioned in it — less than half had a source, and of the ones that did around half were wrong or omitted stats. Losing jobs due to pregnancy? Why is there often no paternity leave? If men and women are equal, do they not love their children equally? 2/3 of work? Perhaps unpaid housework, though…
@redreaper2020 the womans equated to an object and the « nice guy »’s angry because he thinks hes entitled to her. men who actually care would respect womens choice because real beliefs are held when theres no benefit. your assertion’s based on generalisations and disregards girls perspectives. if you oppose women youre certain to get negativity/reinforce feminism. youve probably had bad experiences, but it’s best to forgive/understand rather than be angry. never too late for peace
@Hardtdoneby it’s called confirmation bias.
@redreaper2020 can only judge on what i see. custody is based on attachment theory (psychology) e.g who can invest the support to the child which is why men lose more often as they’re more career focused. it’s a fair method of judgement that’s supported by children’s advocates. it’s not for women’s benefit. ofc women need money if you’re a homemaker you’ve no transferable skills so get screwed in divorce without alimony because society doesn’t value women’s sacrifices at all.
I’m not going to respond to every comment, as there are far too many for the character limit. What’s bothering me the most in this discussion is the gross generalities — ‘all men’, ‘all women’. That’s essentially the most sexist position a person can take. I said what I did because I feel that the equal rights battle has gone farther than equality — the rights of men are being overlooked. I’m a teenager, and I see sexism everywhere — mostly, in my generation, towards males.
@paintedxbird Actually, believe it or not, men are just as capable of charm; I’m nice to be around and useful.
Men aren’t treated like equals anymore. With two equal parents getting a divorce, see which one gets the kid. See who gets the house. Even if the man works and the woman does nothing, the woman still gets half the property from the marriage. A man treats a woman like gold; yet she still fucks bad boys. So we can be bad boys, or we can be slaves. I choose the former.