The move from Buchwald signals the Oscar-nominated actress’ intention to rev up her thesp career after spending much of the past 5 years in music, making 3 albums and touring the world. She was in WHIP IT last year and has completed work in 4 other films: DUE DATE, SYMPATHY FOR DELICIOUS, BETTY ANNE WATERS, and THE BASTER. She was nominated for an Oscar for CAPE FEAR. Can this career be saved?
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Or is it because she needs her music career AND her acting career serviced at the same time and no one else wants to do it – they are already “on to the next one-on to the next one”
She signed with Paradigm…But from what agency did she leave?
Looks like it was Buchwald.
Way to go Paradigm! She’s good, just hasn’t been around in a while!
uggh. More is less when it comes to Juliette.
Wow, this is a HUGE signing for Paradigm! Who’d they beat out, The Irv Schecter Agency?
I think they beat out Irv Schecter or the Metropolitan Agency. wait, they aren’t in business anymore, but that’s who the competition was for Lewis. way to go Paradigm!
Is her god-awful, expects-too-much, do-nothing sister still managing her?
She could be a contender as a Ripley style shit kicker with feelings (replace intellect with psychosis, maybe)in a sci-fi movie that might actually be worth watching all the way to its conclusion.
Would that be the reboot of “Aliens” for Juliette?
Maybe I should keep my big mouth shut. Because who knows what other “reboots” could be sitting on executives desks- Love Boat, The Romantic Wave!; Good Times, Keeping it Real!; Unforgiven(with a teenage cast.); The A-Team(with Irag vets)- Hold the phone!?
That ‘s a real film, isn’t it?
Oy vey!
ah….,,most likely not…
And all I got was we don’t accept unsolicited queries. Thanks, Paradigm. Hope you sale more scripts then 2008 7 specs
Hopefully their agent,Lucy who graduated from Harvard College, magna cum laude with a BA in History and launched playwrights such as Wendy Wasserstein, Albert Innaurato and William Finn. Will find better scripts for her.
Loved her in Whip it as the smart ass. The innocent in Natural Born Killers and Kalifornia and of course in Tarantino’s film.
Her best role in Strange Days.
Unfortunately the script they wouldn’t read was just down her alley. Stella.
Her career was declared officially dead in the last millennium.
“Can this career be saved?”
Shouldn’t that inquiry be directed to whoever monitors her E-Meter readings?
There should be a statue of limitations on describing someone as “Oscar nominated” or “Oscar winning.” If said event happened more than 15 years ago, the phrase cannot be applied to an actor until their death.