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climbing into the yellow submarine, resting in the hull, and sitting in the captain's seat. "Martha Marcy May Marlene starring 22-year-old ingenue Elizabeth Olsen, sister of 24-year-old billionaire twins Mary Kate and Ashley. Elizabeth plays a young woman who escapes Fox Searchlight's Nancy Utley and Stephen

r, but mysterious and beautiful Depp is the matinee idol. Depp settles on the terrace with Rob Marshall and Disney Studios chief Rich Ross. Producer Graham King oversees the scene because he's got Depp on a plane to London the next day to start shooting his blockbuster, "Dark Shadows," directed by Tim Burto

Goodwin, and Rachel Bilson . Also air kissing were Rachel Zoe, Rosanna Arquette, Alice Evans and loan Gruffudd, Zachary Quinto, and Julia Ormond. Elizabeth Olsen who has six upcoming films, gushed to Dustin Hoffman that "Wag the Dog" was her favorite movie. I sat next to director, Michael Apted who was editin

with Michael Sheen and producer Letty Aronson. Producers Kathy Kennedy and Frank Marshall chatted with DreamWorks partner Stacey Snyder, producer Graham King and Emily Mortimer. Fox's Tom Rothman and Jim Gianopulos compared notes with Focus's James Shamus. Young directors Drake Doremus ("Like Crazy"), Se

ting in the hull, and sitting in the captain's seat. Brian McNally visiting from Later I see "Martha Marcy May Marlene starring 22-year-old ingenue Elizabeth Olsen, sister of 24-year-old billionaire twins Mary Kate and Ashley. Elizabeth plays a young woman who Fox Searchlight's Nancy Utley and Stephen Giulia

r, but mysterious and beautiful Depp is the matinee idol. Depp settles on the terrace with Rob Marshall and Disney Studios chief Rich Ross. Producer Graham King oversees the scene because he's got Depp on a plane to London the next day to start shooting his blockbuster, "Dark Shadows," directed by Tim Burto

ed carpet way. This year, her exclusive Oscar diary chronicles close encounters with Michelle Williams, Meryl Streep, Harvey Weinstein, Nancy Reagan, Elizabeth Olsen, George Clooney and his French doppelganger Jean Dujardin and, of course, Uggie. photographs by Patrick McMullan and Billy Farrell Agency HOUSE_OVE

with MichaelSheen ‘\§ and producer Letty Aronson. Producers Kathy Kennedy and Frank Marshall chatted with DreamWorks’ partner Stacey Snyder, producer Graham King and Emily Mortimer. Fox’s Tom Rothman and Jim Gianopulos compared notes with Focus’ James Shamus. Young directors Drake Doremus (Like Crazy), Sean Du