I have uploaded Clive new candids & filming on the set of Duplicity on April 21-22, 2008.

GALLERY LINKS:
- Duplicity (2009): Filming - April 21, 2008
- Out and About from 2008: At Nobu Restaurant - April 22

I’ve uploaded some brand new scans of Clive on France Magazine ‘L’Optimum (April) 2008‘. Thanks to Steph for the scans!

GALLERY LINK:
- Magazine Scans: L’Optimum (April) 2008

Julia Roberts and Clive Owen are set to star in “Duplicity,” a Universal Pictures drama that was written and will be directed by Tony Gilroy. Jennifer Fox is producing with Laura Bickford.

Roberts and Owen are re-teaming after pairing in the Mike Nichols-directed “Closer,” in which they played a married couple that clashed over her infidelity.

“Duplicity” offers the chance for the same kind of sparks in a caper pic set in the world of big business. They play longtime lovers who happened to work as spies on opposite sides. They team up to stage an elaborate con to rip off corporations and steal a valuable product.

The film will begin production in March, and is Gilroy’s second directing effort following the George Clooney-starrer “Michael Clayton.” Gilroy previously wrote three “Bourne Identity” films for Universal.

Roberts will next be seen starring with Tom Hanks and Philip Seymour Hoffman in the Nichols-directed “Charlie Wilson’s War.” Owen, who just opened in “Elizabeth: The Golden Age,” takes the job after starring in the Tom Tykwer-directed “The International.”

Bickford is producing “Guerilla” and “The Argentine,” back-to-back films on Che Guevara that are being directed by Steven Soderbergh and star Benicio Del Toro.

Source: Variety

I have uploaded high quality on the set photos of Clive Owen & Julia Roberts filming outside Lord & Taylor on the set of their latest production ‘Duplicity’ in New York City, USA on April 14, 2008.

Edited: Batch added 97 high quality pictures. Total 199 pictures uploaded to the gallery.

GALLERY LINK:
- Duplicity (2009): Filming - April 14, 2008

I’ve uploaded new-old photos of Clive leaving the set of ‘Duplicity’ on March 9, 2008. Also, i’ve replaced high quality new-old candids of Clive out & about in New York on March 5, 2008.

GALLERY LINKS:
- Duplicity (2009): Filming - March 9, 2008
- Out and About from 2008: In Soho - March 5

Clive Owen is listed on EW’s ‘50 Actors We’d Watch in Anything, Part 2′.

CLIVE OWEN
The thinking man’s action hero is the only person to have been directed by Robert Altman (Gosford Park), Spike Lee (Inside Man), Mike Nichols (Closer), Alfonso Cuarón (Children of Men) AND to have convincingly killed a guy with a carrot (Shoot ‘Em Up). ‘Nuff said.

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Clive is listed in one of GQ’s List of Britain’s best dressed man. He is listed ranked no.13 when he was no.3 last year.

I have uploaded photos of Clive Owen at Waverly Inn restaurant with his fellow friend, Mickey Rourke in New York City on March 28, 2008.

GALLERY LINK:
- Out and About from 2008: At Waverly Inn Restaurant In New York - March 28

David Eick is writing a pilot script for a TV version of Children of Men.

The story originated with P.D. James’s science-fiction novel and was adapted for film in 2006 with Clive Owen in the lead role.

Eick, who steered the Battlestar Galactia and Bionic Woman remakes, is looking to make the proposed series a faithful adaptation of the book.

“It’s really taking root more in the origins of the novels in that it will focus on the cultural movement in which young people become the society’s utter focus,” he explained to Sci Fi Wire.

“Much like our culture, whenever Lindsay Lohan does something [and] it becomes the headline of every news show, it’s about how, when you don’t have a responsibility to the next generation and you’re free to do whatever you want, where do you draw the line?”

Eick added that the pilot would differ from the film and explore ideas of social responsibility and freedom.

“It’s a very compelling, human question that science-fiction has always explored extremely provocatively,” he said. “It’s not really a war show like the movie was. It’s more an exploration of that issue.”

Source: Digital Spy