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I don't ever remember not wanting to be a writer, even as a tiny, tiny child. I read the Narnia books aged six and loved the way that C S Lew is put things in brackets, these little parenthetical comments to the reader, and thought: "When I'm a writer, I'm going to do that too." There's always a starting point.

Michelle Pfeiffer and Rupert Friend put the generational differences aside in 'Cheri, ' based on the novels by the French writer Colette.

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Director Sam Mendes does an about-face from the doomed marrieds of Revolutionary Road with this charming, genuine and funny tale of a couple with a child on the way that's looking for a new place to call home.

Director Stephen Frears brings a luminous Michelle Pfeiffer back to the screen in the sumptuous adaptation of the classic French novels, "Chri" and "The Return of Chri." Set in the early 20th century, Collette's stories take us back to the golden age of France's Belle Epoque, before the Great War , into a world where smart courtesans could rule the ...

Here's your first look at John Travolta in a wig and a dress. The pics were snappedA Thursday night on the Toronto set of the remake of Hairspray , in which Travolta plays Edna Turnblad.

George Clooney and Michelle Pfeiffer have perfect chemistry that lights up the screen in this romantic comedy.

Michelle Pfeiffer - siren of cinema, three-time Oscar nominee, the woman on the cover of People's first-ever issue of 'The 50 Most Beautiful People in World' - is 51.

Yes, the gorgeous Michelle Pfeiffer is 51. Ridiculous, isn't it? But it's all fine because, as she tells us, life begins here 'I turned 50 last year.

Cheri: Michelle Pfeiffer gives one of her finest performances as a belle epoque courtesan, who finds herself in a passionate long-term relationship with a man some 25 years her junior.

Michelle Pfeiffer insists it was all in the lighting. The 51-year-old actress is discussing an arresting scene in her new film, "Cheri,'' in which she literally seems to age a decade, all under the unflinching eye of the camera.

I won't pull my punches here - or scratches - as in cat claws. Chris Nolan , director of the 'modern' Batman movies, the real Catwoman wants to squeeze into a black cat suit again.

Michelle Pfeiffer stars as Lea de Lonval, a courtesan, and Rupert Friend as Cheri, her young lover, in 'Cheri,' a film that asks us to consider a woman's options once she's 'aged out' of the oldest profession.

Michelle Pfeiffer talks to Moviefone.com about champagne, "Scarface," aging and how much she hates the term a oecougar.a Tellingly, her fondest memory of "Scarfacea was way before the movie began filming.

Cheri star Michelle Pfeiffer has admitted she dislikes the word "cougar" to describe women who date younger guys.

NEW YORK -- The list of things Michelle Pfeiffer doesn't want to hear includes this sentence: 'The way I see it, your golden age was 1987 to 1993.'

And yet some of us are idiots, and say it anyway.

She responds to this declaration with silence. The hotel room freezes over. So, we fumble: Do you, um, think in those terms? In phases?

'No, not really,' she says softly.

An excruciating pause follows. We contemplate throwing ourselves through the window, hoping the awkwardness dies when we hit Park Avenue. Perhaps we'll be licked back to life by a herd of stray cats.

This Hollywood star found turning 50 liberating, writes Helen Barlow. When Michelle Pfeiffer purred the words to Makin' Whoopee while sprawled across a grand piano in 1989's The Fabulous Baker Boys , the scene went down in history as one of cinema's sexiest moments.

Home : Features : People : Michelle Pfeiffer Doesn't Need Makeup to Look Aged Michelle Pfeiffer Doesn't Need Makeup to Look Aged 26-Jun-2009 Written by: Corinna Craddock Pfeiffer succeeds in looking her worst for the camera.

NEW YORK - The list of things Michelle Pfeiffer doesn't want to hear includes this sentence: "The way I see it, your golden age was 1987 to 1993." And yet some of us are idiots, and say it anyway.

Michelle Pfeiffer says she would happily don a leather catsuit again to play Catwoman in a new 'Batman' film.