| You can now buy Foreign Correspondents on Amazon.com! Get the DVD here. Get the VHS here. Or if you want to purchase the film directly from me, via mail order, click here. |
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| MARK REPLIES: This is from their "Hollywired" issue, printed in March 2000 (but labeled April), shortly before the downfall of entertainment-related Web sites(and the online industry in general). It was a tie-in with their "Yahoo! Internet Life Online Film Festival" held a few weekslater, where I was invited to show Foreign Correspondents. These guys really did their homework, double-checking each fact with me before going to print. I guess that's the differencebetween a monthly magazine and a daily newspaper: with a magazine, you have more time (and a bigger budget)to make sure everything's accurate. And I must say, getting my photo taken by renowned Hollywood photographerGreg Gorman was quite a treat. It was like something out of a movie: assistants everywhere, techno musicpounding, the photographer snapping away, shouting "That's sexy - hold it right there." And me being a supermodel. All very fun.An hour later, it was over, and I went back to being a nobody. By the way, I should confess that I have doctored up this magazine article a little. Originally this article(written by the friendly Bilge Ebiri) covered two separate pages, and at the top of the above page were several paragraphs on pretentiousfilmmaker Mike Figgis. So I pasted the latter half of my interview on this page, and got rid of Mr. Mike. FACTUAL ERRORS IN THIS ARTICLE: |
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