April 2006 "United 93" premiere images Posted: 2006-04-28 Marcia has attended the premiere of "United 93" at the Tribeca Film Festival's Opening Night. Pictures are in the Image Library, big thanks to Lala for contributing some of them ;-) "In from the Night" trailer and making of Posted: 2006-04-22 You can now download the television trailer of "In from the Night", as well as the film's making of including an interview with Marcia. Both files are in the Multimedia section, caps from the making of are in the Image Library. Marcia attends "Three Days of Rain" Broadway opening Posted: 2006-04-22 Marcia and her husband have attended yesterday's Broadway opening of "Three Days of Rain", starring Julia Roberts. Pictures can be found in the Image Library. "In from the Night" article and official site Posted: 2006-04-20 Added an article by The Buffalo News, entitled "Harden highlights Hallmark Special", to the Press Archive. CBS has published its Official site for "In from the Night" including a synopsis and cast bios. "American Dreamz" Los Angeles premiere Posted: 2006-04-12 Marcia has attended the Los Angeles premiere of "American Dreamz" yesterday. All pictures can be found in the Image Library. "In from the Night" trailer launched Posted: 2006-04-11 Hallmark has published a trailer for Marcia's upcoming television drama "In from the Night", which is going to air on CBS on April 23, 2006. Click below to watch the preview and visit its detail page for more information. Also, it looks like the film will be released on DVD shortly after its tv premiere as Hallmark's site is having a Sweepstake with 10 "Hallmark Gold CrownŽ Collector's Edition DVDs of In From the Night" Click the cover below to learn more Two new projects to release? Posted: 2006-04-09 The Internet Movie Database has updated Marcia's profile with two new productions. "Hate", a Showtime production that has been in talks back in 2004 as well as "Canvas", a film directed by Joseph Greco. Information on both productions is very limited so far. For "Canvas" (I assume it's a short subject), visit the film's Official Website to learn more. Washington post article on "American Dreamz" Posted: 2006-04-06 Click here to read an in-depth, very interesting article on the upcoming "American Dreamz", published by the Washington Post. Thanks to Sara for letting me know :-) World premiere of "American Dreamz" Posted: 2006-04-06 WHAT: The world premiere of the comedy "American Dreamz" WHO: "AMERICAN DREAMZ" writer/producer/director Paul Weitz; cast members Dennis Quaid, Mandy Moore, Marcia Gay Harden, Jennifer Coolidge, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Sam Golzari, Tony Yalda and Adam Busch; producers Rodney Liber and Andrew Miano; executive producers Chris Weitz and Kerry Kohansky WHERE: ArcLight Hollywood 1429 N. Ivar Avenue Los Angeles, CA WHEN: Tuesday, April 11, 2006 5:30 PM Press Call Time 6:30 PM Celebrity Arrivals 7:30 PM Screening Begins "AMERICAN DREAMZ" arrives in theaters nationwide on Friday, April 21, 2006. Chicago Tribune on "American Dreamz" Posted: 2006-04-06 The Chicago Tribune has published a great review of "American Gun". Click here to read it. Below is an excerpt of their praise on Marcia: Marcia Gay Harden, whose performance would, in a just world, be nominated for an Oscar, is Janet, whose older son was responsible for a Columbine-style shooting at his Oregon school. In the three years since the rampage, Janet has lost her job and most of her friends and is a pariah in her small town. Her surviving son, David, in high school now, is showing escalating signs of anger -- at his mother, at his dead brother, at the world -- that keep Janet up nights. Harden, one of our best and most versatile actors, plays the demonized mother with a pitch-perfect balance of delusional calm and near-hysterical grief and guilt. A scene in which she's confronted by angry and self-righteous neighbors ranks among the most discomfiting in recent memory. Aric Avelino and Marcia Gay Harden on "American Gun" Posted: 2006-04-01 IFC News has met with director Aric Arvelino and Marcia Gay Harden, whose performance encompasses many of the topic's contradictions, to talk about metal detectors, moral ambiguity, and movies with a message. The full interview can be read here. Marcia, what attracted you to the project? I hadn't seen that type of character explored in film. What is she feeling? What is she thinking? What does the neighborhood think about her? Usually in Hollywood, you're going to explore the boys: What were they feeling? What was the hate group that they were in all about? I thought, how interesting to go for the mother and the other son, the survivors, the peripheral victims of the tragedy. I liked that, I liked that it wasn't banging a point home. Trivia bit from the set of "The Insivible" Posted: 2006-04-01 In a recent interview with actress Tania Saulnier (full article can be read here), there has been some background information on working with Marcia on the upcoming "The Invisible". She...filmed a substantial role in The Invisible, a remake of a Swedish thriller that hits theatres later this year. That movie stars Nanaimo's Justin Chatwin (War of the Worlds) as a troubled teen and Oscar-winner Marcia Gay Harden as his mother. "When I saw her in Pollock, I just loved her," says Saulnier, who plays a manipulative classmate. After she and Harden filmed a scene together they continued talking on the way back to the trailers. "She gets in her car and goes, 'Come with me,'" says Saulnier, sounding star-struck for the first time. "I'm like, 'Really?' She's like, 'Yeah, come and talk with me.' I thought that was so great."