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I’ve added new event photos of Clive at the Giorgio Armani Milan Fashion Week Womenswear AW February 29, 2010, Laureus Welcome Party LWSA Abu Dhabi 2010 & Awards Party on March 9-10, 2010.

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• (x006) Events in 2010: Laureus Welcome Party LWSA Abu Dhabi 2010 – March 9
• (x005) Events in 2010: Giorgio Armani Milan Fashion Week Womenswear AW 2010 – February 27
• (x007) Events in 2010: Laureus World Sports Awards – March 10

I’ve added high quality candids of Clive Owen Out arriving LAX on March 2, 2010.

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- Candids in 2010: In Los Angeles – March 2

I’ve added event photos of Clive Owen at Milan Fashion Week Womenswear A/W on February 26, 2010.

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- Events in 2010: Bulgari Chandra Event Milan Fashion Week Womenswear AW
- Events in 2010: Emporio Armani Milan Fashion Week Womenswear AW
- Events in 2010: Richard Hambleton Exhibition Milan Fashion Week AW

I have uploaded new event photos of Clive attended the The Orange British Academy Film Awards on February 21, 2010.

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- Events in 2010: The Orange British Academy Film Awards

I’ve added new event photos of Clive inside the Hamleys 250th Birthday Party on February 11, 2010.

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- Events in 2010: Hamleys 250th Birthday Party – February 11

Clive Owen has confessed the worst part of being an actor is being taken away from his family for months at a time to film on location.

The British actor stars in The Boys Are Back, which was filmed in south Australia, and Clive found it hard being away from his family.

He said: “It is the hardest thing and it something that doesn’t get any easier, it gets harder because the kids are more conscious of time, they understand, they love routine and they love to know where they’re at.” • Continue Reading

He has played all manner of parts, from cad to croupier to bank robber. But Clive Owen’s latest role is far more sobering. He stars as dad Joe Warr who brings up his two children alone when his wife dies in The Boys Are Back.

“The loss of a parent and having to tell the little ones that mum might not be around for much longer I found a devastating idea and a really upsetting thing,” said Owen.

“In some ways it was the hook for me to make the film,” he added.

” As soon as I read those scenes I wanted to find out how this young kid and this father coped and navigated their way through and got their lives back on track.” • Continue Reading

Actor David Henrie has spoken out following claims he is to take on the role of Peter Parker in Marc Webb’s Spider-Man reboot.

Meanwhile, Clive Owen distanced himself from a rumour he is to play villain Kraven in the Marvel comic book adaptation.

He told The Coventry Telegraph: “That’s the first I’ve heard. My girls would like me to do it though.”

Henrie, who stars in Disney’s The Wizards of Waverly Place told OK! magazine: “I am very blessed that the rumour is even going around and I am very happy about it. That would be a dream role for me.

“I think a month ago I saw something pop up on Google Alerts that said, ‘David Henrie Might be the next Spider-Man’ and it’s been spreading around ever since. I am just happy to read it.”

The new Spider-Man, helmed by 500 Days of Summer director Webb, will open in cinemas in 2012.

Source: Digital Spy

I’ve added new event photos of Clive Owen arriving ‘The Boys Are Back’ VIP Screening’ on January 18, 2010.

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- Event In 2010: The Boys Are Back VIP Screening – January 18

Clive Owen thinks actresses should lay off the Botox as they are ruining the film experience for cinema-goers.

Clive Owen has blasted actress who use Botox.

The ‘The Boys Are Back’ star can’t understand why anyone would undergo the process – which involves having a chemical substance injected into the face to smooth wrinkles – as it leaves them unable to express emotion and is distracting for viewers.

He said: “You see these actresses who have had Botox or something else done, and it takes you out of the film.

“It’s a constant reminder that they are actors. And there is just this one face – isn’t that odd?”

Discussing his own beauty regime, 45-year-old Clive admits he only works out if he has to strip on screen.

He explained: “I think it was Stanislavski who said, ‘beware of the actor who looks in the mirror all the time.’

“I don’t do facials or any of that stuff, but my workout regime does tend to depend on whether I have to take my top off in my next film because otherwise I know I’m too heavy.”

He also revealed that he is not comfortable doing sex scenes in films.

Clive added: “It comes back to that whole cliche, there are 50 people in the room and flesh-colored underwear involved, which is deeply, deeply unsexy, so it’s all very technical.”

Source: Earth Times