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| Chloë Sevigny makes an appearance at the "Kids for Kids" fair. (Posted December 06, 2000) Chloë Sevigny was at the "Kids for Kids" fair to benefit the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. It was on April 30, 2000 at New Yorks Industrial Super studio. She and other Celebrities like Julianne Moore and Matthew Broderick manned the fair's booths. You can find more information at Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation website. |
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Chloë Sevigny in discussions for the movie "Catch Me if You Can" (Posted November 24, 2000) Director Gore Verbinski is lining up a star cast to support Leonardo Dicaprio, who will likely star in Catch Me if You Can. The film is based on the life of the cunning con man Frank W. Abagnale, who was eventually recruited as a consultant by the FBI. Verbinski, who is in post production on The Mexican, starting Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts, and James Gandolfini, is now in discussions with Chloë Sevingy, Gandolfini, and Ed Harris. To see a scan of the article, click here. (Article Credit: Rebecca Ascher-Walsh, Entertainment Weekly Magazine, November 10th, 2000) |
 | FACTOID: Chloës "Umlaut". It's Hollywood's biggest mystery: Chloë Sevigny's on-again, off-again umlaut. The Boys Don't Cry star has accented the e in her first name since birth. But both ABC and E! misplaced the horizontal colon during Oscar preshows, and it's MIA in the new American Psycho. Lions Gate coprez Mark Urman claims her Psycho contract is umlaut-free, adding, "We wouldn't dream of insulting her." Sevigny herself "doesn't care, to a certain extent," says publicist Amanda Laurence, pressing nonetheless for strict umlaut enforcement: "I scream at [her agents at] William Morris every day." But David St. Hubbins (Michael McKean) of Spinal Tap says Chloë has it easy: "There's a waiting list in England for umlauts--we had to wait seven years for ours!" (Artical Credit: Nicholas Fonseca, Entertainment Magazine) |
| WHAT THE BUTLER SAW....continued !! (Posted November 19, 2000) Broadway.com has a nice piece on Chloës new play "What the Butler Saw". A revival of Joe Orton's What The Butler Saw opened Sunday, November 12 at the Theatre at St. Clement's. Presented by the New Group, and directed by Scott Elliott, the play is Brit farce at its finest. Also, check out the reviews and great pictures. |
| FACTOID: Pricey Role
Style icon and actress Chloë Sevigny turned down half a million dollars for
a role in a comedy. Sevigny admits she is lazy - but says the huge sums of
money offered to her help keep her working. She adds, "It's hard to resist
when they're dangling huge amounts of money in front of your face - that's
one of the reasons for sticking in the movie industry. But not long ago, I
refused half a million dollars for a comedy, so I must be pretty strong. For
three weeks my brother wouldn't speak to me." (Posted November 19, 2000) (Submission Credit: Shelley) |
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 | on Saturday, 18th of November Check out fans birthday wishes by clicking here (Posted November 18, 2000) |  |
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chloesevigny.info chosen as the Entertainment Weekly Editor's Choice (Posted November 13, 2000) The November 10th, 2000, edition of Entertainment Weekly has chosen www.chloesevigny.info as its "editor's choice". Ann Limpert wrote: This Fan Homage to the princess of mainstream edginess features breathlessly written biographies and a well-curated photo collection. While you'll have to wait for the renovated "cool stuff" section, you will get to see how quickly Chloë morphs from sullen Oscar nominee to sylphlike model to red-lipped fashion plate. Rated: B+ To see a scan of the article, click here.
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(Posted November 16, 2000) Written by Joe Orton Directed by Scott Elliott Starring Chloë Sevigny, Dylan Baker, Max Baker, Lisa Emery, Peter Frechette, and Karl Geary The play is about Blackmail, Seduction, Cross-Dressing, and Drugs. Just another night at The New Group Theater. Join Dylan Baker (Happiness), Lisa Emery (Dinner with Friends, Curtains), Chloë Sevigny (Boys Don't Cry, Hazelwood Jr. High) and others for this rousing revival of Orton's classic sex farce. | Opening Night: November 12th, 2000 Closing Night December 10th, 2000 DIRECTIONS The New Group Theater at St. Clement's Church 423 West 46th Street (9/10th Avenue) TIMES Tuesday thru Saturday at 8:00PM Saturday at 2:00PM Sunday at 3:00PM No performance Thursday November 23rd, 2000 Additional performance Friday November 24th, 2000 at 2:30PM |
| FACTOID: Chloë Sevigny did another play for The New Group Theater. It was her stage debut (Hazelwood Jr. High). Here are two links that will take you to information on Chloë appearing at The New Group Theater:
Hazelwood Jr. High: By Rob Urbinati (1998). Starring Chloë Sevigny, Margaret Bukwit, Stephanie Gatschet, Heather Gottlieb, Brooke Sunny Moriber, and Amy Whitehouse. Directed By Scott Elliott World Premiere; The New Group’s first site-specific Production. Stage Debut of Chloë Sevigny [Kids, The Last Days of Disco] |
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Kids Actor Justin Pierce Found Dead
(Posted November 13, 2000) | Independent film actor Justin Pierce, best known for his role as skate-punk Casper in the controversial 1995 film Kids, was found dead after hanging himself in a swank Las Vegas hotel room. Authorities said today that Pierce's death was clearly a suicide. Pierce, 25, was found hanging in his room at the Bellagio resort Monday by hotel security officers and was pronounced dead at the scene, said Clark County Coroner Ron Flud. He added that two suicide notes were found at the scene, but would not reveal their contents.
"Hanging is the cause of death and the manner of death is suicide," Flud stated.
Toxicology tests were pending to determine whether Pierce had any drugs or alcohol in his system. Pierce, a Los Angeles resident, had apparently been in the desert city to do a video shoot for a fashion company.
According to the New York Post, he had a new wife and baby at home.
The young actor recently starred alongside Ice Cube in this year's comedy Next Friday. He also appeared on a few episodes of the Fox family show Malcolm in the Middle.
Pierce got his break while he was noticed skateboarding on the streets of Manhattan, N.Y., which earned him the chance to portray a foul-mouthed street urchin in Kids. For a while, Pierce dated his Kids co-star, Oscar-nominated actress Chloë Sevigny Boys Don't Cry
"He was a sweet and talented kid," producer Cary Woods, who worked with Pierce on Kids, told the Post.
Eerily, one of Pierce's lines from Kids features his character speaking about mortality: "My outlook on the situation: It's like getting fame, you know what I'm saying? Say you was to die tomorrow, right, 50 years from now, all the virgins you ever fucked are gonna remember you. Right? They gonna tell their grandkids …"
Pierce is the second young actor to hang himself in Las Vegas in the last two years.
In March 1999, David Strickland, who played a rock critic alongside star Brooke Shields on the now-defunct sitcom Suddenly Susan, was found dead in his room at the Oasis Motel on the famous Strip.
Shields, a friend of the actor, had hired a private investigator to track down Strickland when he missed a court appearance; the detective is the one who discovered his body, which was hanging from a bed sheet. He was 29.
Article credit: Mr Show Biz (Reuters contributed to this story.) | |
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