(L) Naomi as Valerie (R) real-life Valerie Plame Wilson
*more (4 selected from 10)"Untagged" photos first on & exclusive to [nw2005] group at posting time. 5 days earlier than most other fansites. :)
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Mar 15, 2009
On the set of "Fair Game" Mar 15, 2009
Naomi is shooting "fair Game" much earlier than expected and is now on the set in New York City working. The day is raining and Naomi is in a trench coat, the kind that is "characteristically" worn by the special agents during the 60/70s', LOL. As we know she plays ousted former CIA agent Valerie Plame, wife of Ambassador Joseph Wilson, played by 3rd-time collaborator and good friend Sean Penn. The film is directed by Doug Liman.
(L) Naomi as Valerie (R) real-life Valerie Plame Wilson
*more (4 selected from 10)"Untagged" photos first on & exclusive to [nw2005] group at posting time. 5 days earlier than most other fansites. :)
(click to view photos)
(L) Naomi as Valerie (R) real-life Valerie Plame Wilson
*more (4 selected from 10)"Untagged" photos first on & exclusive to [nw2005] group at posting time. 5 days earlier than most other fansites. :)
(click to view photos)
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Bravo! Thanks so much.
She is a too pretty Valerie Palme, LOL.
I really enjoy your site, you're always ahead of others and the most up-to-date. Thanks!
Thanks for the photos. While other sites are going backward to her old photos you're always going forward with her current ones - that's commendable. Also your photos are selectively best chosen and I appreciate that coz quality matters, not quantities which is just a waste of time and space IMHO.
Love them. She looks adorable, a bit like her last role in "The International" though, but She is doing some very exciting roles this year.
I agree with you, Stella, and thank you for the support.
Well said Stella. I mean what's the point of capturing 2,000 images frame-by-frame from a DVD which everyone can get easily from a video store - and boasting about it? Even more annoying is labeling the copy-rights material.
Non-selective DVD caps are really boring. Why not view the DVD instead?
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