Read a Dorian Gray review here

It’s the second film Barnes and Firth have done together recently. They co-starred as father and son in Stephan Elliott’s adaptation of Noel Coward’s Easy Virtue. Firth got the epigrams in that one, too. Yet Coward offers scant preparation for this particular Wilde and neither Firth nor Barnes manage the necessary leap in the dark. Lethal he may be but this Dorian negotiates the twists in his wicked career as though he’s not yet ready to do away with his training wheels.

Daisy on the forum found the following information about the Dorian Gray Trailer here

Momentum Pictures has announced the release of ‘Dorian Gray‘ on Blu-ray in the UK on January 18, 2010, day-and-date with the DVD. This “sexed-up Gothic retelling” of Oscar Wilde’s classic novel stars Ben Barnes (Prince Caspian from the eponymous ‘Narnia’ second installment) and Colin Firth. There is no information regarding region coding at the moment.

Special features include:

• Commentary with director Oliver Parker and scriptwriter Toby Finlay
• Deleted scenes
• Making of Dorian Gray

Costume, location and special-effects featurettes

A article about Dorian Gray can be read here

“It’s not in my nature to spend hours and hours working out,” admits Barnes, an avid sword fighter and horse rider who is now shooting the third Narnia film, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, on the Gold Coast.

You can read a review on Dorian Gray and see a video with some clips here

I’ve updated the Dorian Gray HQ Promotion and Promotion albums.

I receieved the below scan from Kim from www.filmink.com.au the magazine is out in Australia on the 16th November.

I’m slowly getting more up to date so here are a few late updates.

Ben has been filming on the Gold Coast there is a very short article here

Article of Ben’s new film I was Bono’s Doggelganger here

The cast is headed by Ben Barnes (Dorian Gray, The Chronicles of Narnia:Prince Caspian) and Robert Sheehan (Season of the Witch, Cherrybomb), who play hapless brothers Neil and Ivan McCormick. Together, they set up a a band in Dublin in the late 70s. Sadly for them, so do their classmates and rivals, who go on to become U2.

The film starts shooting January 11 on location in Northern Ireland with additional photography in Dublin and London.The script is written by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais (The Commitments).

So do you want a Ben Barnes Online Holiday card limited to 25

The card will have a Christmas related Ben Barnes image on it and will be numbered.

All you have to do is be one of the first 25 people to donate to Make a Wish please donate at least £5 if you would like a Ben Barnes Online Holiday Card.

Go to this page to donate here

Great news we have another Locked In trailer and it’s even better than the first.

Thanks to Orlandita04 who loaded it to YouTube If you download it from the site remember to right save as and that it’s a rared file you need winrar to open it. It’s a avi file.

Welcome to the new look thanks to http://www.lunazul-graphics.com I’ve still got some bits to finish off but should be sorted in the next couple of hours.

Neil Mccormick has been updating his twitter. with updates about I was Bono’s Doppelganger film.

“At studio, wall covered in casting shots, under name Neil McCormick there’s very handsome Ben Barnes. Its life, Jim, but not as we know it” source

The below was posted on 9th November
“It’s official. Pre-production starts today. But they’ve got months to get the spelling of my name right” source

You might know by name but Valediction is now been given the name of Locked In.
You can read a couple of articles here and here
Thanks to GraceMarieKelly who put Locked In Trailer on youtube You can now download a rared version of Mp4 right save here. You can also watch it on youtube here. or below.
I’ve loaded the Locked In poster here and Trailer Screencaps here

You can also talk about Locked In in the forum here.

Empire has compiled a list of 100 Sexiest Movie Stars as voted by the fans. Ben came in a #38 on the Men’s Top 50.

After a string of small roles in films (among them Stardust) it was none other than The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, a role that he seemed born to play, which propelled the actor into the hearts of fantasy loving teens everywhere.

Most alluring as… Prince Caspian. When we first meet him in the Chronicles of Narnia, he announces in his seductive pseudo-Spanish accent ‘I am Prince Caspian’ – think of a sexier ‘My name is Inigo Montoya….’ moment except younger, hotter, and with better hair.

Interests include… Singing and playing the drums. He was even in a band called Hyrise who performed their “Leading Me On” in 2004 for the Eurovision Song Contest.

Telegraph has a list of 110 DVDs you should own and has Prince Caspian at #3 on the Kids list.

3 The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (£17.99, RRP £20.99. 698332) The first Narnia movie was a much bigger hit, but though lengthy and often gloomy, this impresses with its scale and by the performances of its young stars, as well as boasting a Shrek-style fencing mouse.

According to the American Film Market’s official website, Dorian Gray will be screening there during these dates and times:

Thursday, Nov. 5th – 11:00 AM – AMC Loews Broadway #4
Friday, Nov. 6th – 9:00 AM – AMC Loews Broadway #3

BloodyDisgusting.com has added some Dorian Gray promos to their website. One of them is new and has been added to our gallery as well.