I won’t return as Two Face in next ‘Batman’ movie: Eckhart
London, Sep 10 (IANS) Actor Aaron Eckhart, who played Two-Face in “The Dark Knight”, says he will not return in the next movie. According to thesun.co.uk, Two Face fell to his death in the film, but rumours were rife that he will be resurrected for the part. But Eckhart confirmed that the character is dead […] More: continued here FeedMeGossip.com: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages.

‘Dark Knight’ Star Aaron Eckhart Downplays Analogy Between Batman, George W. Bush
There’s been quite a bit of debate as to whether or not Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight” was a thinly-veiled commentary on U.S. politics — namely, that the Caped Crusader is a parallel to President Bush (a one-man vigilante who eschews laws for morals, is into wiretapping, and, shall we say, painful interrogation techniques?). However, in a recent interview with “Dark Knight” star Aaron Eckhart (who played definitely dead villain, Two-Face), that wasn’t t

Aaron Eckhart: ‘Two-Face character will not return to Batman’
Rumours that the Two-Face character from the Batman movie ‘Dark Knight’ will be resurrected, have been put to rest by American actor Aaron Eckhart, who played the role. The mutilated villain appears to fall to his death at the end of the movie, and there were talks about his coming back to life in the next Batman. But Eckhart has confirmed that the character is dead, and that director Chris Nolan has no intentions of bringing him back. “It would be easier than anything to bring him bac

In 'Lakeview Terrace,' LaBute adds to 'gallery of rogues'
In many of his scripts and stage plays, Neil LaBute has written about men being men - sometimes reprehensibly so, as with Chad, the cold-blooded lothario (played by Aaron Eckhart) in "In the Company of Men," or Cary, the womanizing painter (played by Jason Patric) in "Your Friends and Neighbors."     So when LaBute was approached to direct "Lakeview Terrace," a mainstream Hollywood thriller about the rising tensions between a black cop and the young interracial couple who moves into his Sout

Sometimes two+two really does equal four. Aaron Echhart discusses Harvey Dent’s future.
Dark Knight spoilers…. Thanks to Aaron Eckhart for finally setting the record straight. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, Harvey Dent is dead. “I asked Chris if there was a chance of coming back. ‘No way,’ he said. ‘He’s toast.’” Despite the fact that audiences saw Harvey Dent plunge to his death, and despite the fact that we got [...]

Aaron Eckhart Tried To Portray Controversial 'Towelhead' Character As A 'Human Being'
Aaron Eckhart talked to MTV about his character in "Towelhead" and discussed his thoughts on the underlying political themes in "The Dark Knight."

Aaron Eckhart - Eckhart Loves Talking About Ledger
THE DARK KNIGHT star Aaron Eckhart loves talking to kids about his role in the BATMAN film - because they want to know all about working with the late Heath Ledger. The ...

'Dark Knight' Star Aaron Eckhart Downplays Analogy Between Batman, George W. Bush
"Dark Knight" star Aaron Eckhart downplays the analogy made by the Wall Street Journal and others comparing Batman to George W. Bush.

Aaron Eckhart - Sex Scenes Made Eckhart Squirm
Actor Aaron Eckhart felt awkward during his sex scenes in upcoming film TOWELHEAD - because his co-star SUMMER BISHIL found them funny. The Dark Knight star plays a ...

Movie review: 'Towelhead'
RATING: (SNOOZING VIEWER)Towelhead: Drama. Starring Aaron Eckhart, Toni Collette, Maria Bello, Peter Macdissi and Summer Bishil. Directed by Alan Ball. (R. 116 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) "Towelhead" is the first feature film Alan Ball has directed, and...

Eckhart: 'Sex scenes made me squirm'
Towelhead star Aaron Eckhart reveals that he felt awkward filming sex scenes for the movie.

Aaron Eckhart @ the TOWELHEAD premiere
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Aaron Eckhart Loves Talking About Ledger.
Aaron Eckhart Loves Talking About Ledger.... Aaron Eckhart loves talking to kids about his role in the Batman film - because they want to know all about working with the late Heath Ledger.The The Dark Knight star feels he's doing his bit to promote his tragic co-star's legacy every time he tells a bunch of eight year olds what the Joker was really like.He tells FemaleFirst, "To talk about Heath is fun for me to do; because of his unfortunate death he obviously isn't there to talk about his character and t

Aaron Eckhart Loves Talking About Ledger.
Aaron Eckhart Loves Talking About Ledger.... Aaron Eckhart loves talking to kids about his role in the Batman film - because they want to know all about working with the late Heath Ledger.The The Dark Knight star feels he's doing his bit to promote his tragic co-star's legacy every time he tells a bunch of eight year olds what the Joker was really like.He tells FemaleFirst, "To talk about Heath is fun for me to do; because of his unfortunate death he obviously isn't there to talk about his character and t

Aaron Eckhart still looks like the poor man's Tom Jane, also does some modeling
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Sex Scenes Made Eckhart Squirm.
Sex Scenes Made Eckhart Squirm.... Actor Aaron Eckhart felt awkward during his sex scenes in upcoming film Towelhead - because his co-star Summer Bishil found them funny. The Dark Knight star plays a bigoted reserve soldier in the controversial movie, which tells the story of an Arab-American girl's encounter with racism after her family moves to a Texas town.

Aaron Eckhart talks about his sex scenes from Towelhead, says they make him squirm
Aaron Eckhart a nice looking guy on screen and you could never tell that he has issues with intimate scenes from his previous movies. He says that he felt awkward during his sex scenes from his upcoming movie Towelhead, because his co-star Summer Bishil found them funny. Him saying that he felt awkward [...]

No Penguin in ‘Dark Knight’ Sequel?
The rumored casting of Johnny Depp as The Riddler and Phillip Seymour Hoffman as The Penguin was said to be confirmed by Alfred himself Michael Caine while in Toronto. So is it true? MTV went straight to the source and asked Hoffman himself, he says no. “No one has talked to me about it ever — never,” replied Hoffman. “It happened, like, five years ago, too. It was a rumor back then and it’s still a rumor. [laughs] It’s just in the press. It’s funny.” If he’s officially offered the r

Johnny Depp Confirmed for ‘Dark Knight’ Sequel?
Caine tells MTV that he asked a Warner Bros. executive, “How the hell are we going to top Heath?” He was told, “I’ll tell you how you top Heath — Johnny Depp as The Riddler and Philip Seymour Hoffman as The Penguin.” I don’t know if it’s possible to top Heath Ledger as Joker, but that combination certainly at least gives you a shot Except I don’t really see this as any sort of casting confirmation. The unnamed WB exec never actually said they had them or were even pursuing them, it sounds

Towelhead: Sad, Disturbing, Just Like the Book
There's been some controversy and outrage surrounding Alan Ball's adaptation of Alicia Erian's novel Towelhead, which I might understand more if I hadn’t read the original work. People are calling the film "abhorrent," "ethically reprehensible and irresponsible," and "gratuitously offensive." And yet, this isn't really Ball’s fault. His adaptation is completely faithful to the novel — I don’t think there’s even one line of dialogue or one bit of action that isn’t in the book — so why wasn't th

No TDK sequel???
HOLY unfinished trilogy—I can reveal that the sequel to this summer’s blockbuster Batman movie The Dark Knight may NEVER be made. Why? Because director Christopher Nolan doesn’t think he can do it without Heath Ledger. After Ledger’s death this year, Aaron Eckhart looked like being the new villain. But he’s let slip Nolan’s having second thoughts. Eckhart said: “Chris hasn’t said he’s going to make a third film. I think he wants to make other movies.” source wtf-ever. I don't believe

Bill Clinton, Alec Baldwin to visit "The View" next week
Former President Bill Clinton will visit ABC's "The View" on Monday. He'll talk about the Clinton Global Initiative. Look for him to discuss the presidential election. Will the women be as tough with him as they were with Sen. John McCain? It's a screwy election when Joy Behar is asking the toughest questions of a presidential contender. Alec Baldwin will visit "The View" on Wednesday. He will promote his new book, "A Promise to Ourselves: A Journey Through Fatherhood and Divorc

Why Can’t Neil LaBute Sell Out Properly?
Photo: Courtesy of SonyReviews have begun trickling in for next week's Lakeview Terrace and, predictably, they're not very good: The Hollywood Reporter says the film "devolves into an increasingly foul litany of events." Variety faults it for borrowing its ending from "formulaic thrillers." It's probably basically what you assumed it was when you saw Samuel L. Jackson hamming it up in the trailer— when was the last time this guy turned down a paycheck? But what the hell is Neil LaBute doing here?

"Six Feet Under" creator digs up Lolita tale
With "Towelhead," the story of a Lebanese-American girl coping with puberty and older men, writer/director Alan Ball returns to some of the themes he explored in 1999's "American Beauty." Ball spoke about the film, his feature directing debut and his first major project since the conclusion of "Six Feet Under." The film, which opened Friday via Warner Independent Pictures, stars Summer Bishil as the conflicted girl and Aaron Eckhart as her amorous neighbour. THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: YOU SEEMED TO ABANDON TH

"Six Feet Under" creator digs up Lolita tale
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - With "Towelhead," the story of a Lebanese-American girl coping with puberty and older men, writer/director Alan Ball returns to some of the themes he explored in 1999's "American Beauty." Ball spoke about the film, his feature directing debut and his first major project since the conclusion of "Six Feet Under." The film, which opened Friday via Warner Independent Pictures, stars Summer Bishil as the conflicted girl and Aaron Eckhart as her amorous neighbor.