http:// Andrew Garfield
http:// Gemma Arterton
http:// Hugh Grant
http:// James McAvoy
http:// James Roday
http:// Jennifer Aniston
http:// Jessica Stroup
http:// Katherine Heigl
http:// Keira Knightley
http:// Lucy Gaskell
http:// Naya Rivera
http:// Rafe Spall
http:// Rooney Mara

LISTED AT:
Carey Mulligan Pictures >>>

Never Let Me Go (2010)
Status: Completed (RD: 1 October 2010)
Carey as Kathy
Info | Photos | Official


Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (2010)
Status: Completed (RD: 24 September 2010)
Carey as Winnie Gekko
Info | Photos | Official

Site Name: Carey Mulligan Network
Domain: carey-mulligan.us
Webmiss: Fram
Staff Members: none, you?
Contact: @gmail
Designed by: Tran
Version: 2.0 The Greatest
Since: July 2010
Online: Carey Fans

Carey Mulligan Network is an unofficial fansite. We are NO WAY affiliated with Carey or her friends/family/managment. Please don't send us fanmail and hatemail. All graphics are made by me unless stated, please do not copy or steal without premission given. This site is non-profit, and is in no way trying to infringe on copyrights.

Fan Sites Network - Privacy Policy
A Mrs.Brightside production.

Please don't hotlink our buttons

Fresh online at Imp Awards are three new character posters for Never Let Go and jolly beautiful they are to, flaunting the film’s none-more-now cast members Carey Mulligan, Andrew Garfield and Keira Knightley resplendent in a blue-tinged mist, as well as a one-sheet that’s similarly striking.

Mark Romanek’s take on Kazuo Ishiguro’s acclaimed novel, adaptated by Alex Garland, is the curtain-raiser at this year’s London Film Festival and promises to be one of the LFF highlights. Judging by the trailer, it’s safe to expect one of the year’s most poignant and cerebral sci-fis, exploring the big stuff: love, death and what it means to be human.

The posters feature Kathy (Mulligan), Ruth (Knightley) and Tommy (Garfield), pupils at the mysterious Hailsham boarding school who are being prepared for a shocking fate (and it’s not summer school with George Lineker). LFF ticket holders can catch Never Let Me Go on October 13, while the rest of us will have to wait until January 14.

• [x001] 2010: Never Let Me Go – POSTERS – Film Posters of Never Let me Go

Add Comments

Carey Mulligan is in talks to star opposite Ryan Gosling in action-thriller Drive.

The Oscar-nominated An Education actress will play a woman who ends up on the run with a Hollywood stuntman-turned-getaway driver after a bank heist goes wrong.

Breaking Bad‘s Bryan Cranston is also closing in on a role in the Universal project.

Nicolas Winding Refn (Bronson) will direct Drive based on James Sallis’s novel.

Add Comments

Here is another update with scans of Carey thanks to Kelly for the EW one and Josie for the rest:

• [x001] Scans in 2010 – August: Teen Vogue
• [x001] Scans in 2010 – August 20th: Entertainment Weekly
• [x001] Scans in 2010 – June 28th: Us Weekly
• [x001] Scans in 2010 – June: In Style
• [x001] Scans in 2009 – November: Teen Vogue

Add Comments

I just capped a couple of Carey’s TV appearances from 2009-2010. I’ll try to add more as soon as possible

• [x357] TV Appearances in 2009 – October 7th: Late Show with David Letterman
• [x328] TV Appearances in 2010 – February 12th: Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson
• [x152] TV Appearances in 2010 – April 1st: Jimmy Kimmel Live

Add Comments

I updated the gallery with a couple more outtakes of Carey including some MQ untagged versions of the shoot she did for Vogue:

• [x007] Studio Photoshoots – Session 002
• [x002] Studio Photoshoots – Session 034

 

Add Comments

Just added some photos of Carey latest projects “Never Let Me Go” with some stills and a poster. More to come soon (as soon they are out :P).

• [x010] 2010: Never Let Me Go – STILLS – Promotional Still of Carey in Never Let me Go
• [x001] 2010: Never Let Me Go – POSTERS – Film Posters of Never Let me Go

Add Comments

The chances are you are not watching a film from a major Hollywood studio when the main subject is grief. Peter Jackson got away with The Lovely Bones because he is, well, Peter Jackson. Otherwise, you’ll rarely see a real tragedy gracing your local multiplex. That doesn’t mean such films should be ignored. Grief-ridden stories allow actors and directors to give their skills an emotionally wrenching workout. When the results are as good as The Greatest, you should be watching it.

Like The Lovely Bones, The Greatest deals with a family adjusting to the loss of one of its junior members. In both cases the late, lamented children are teenagers but in The Greatest the victim is not a girl with the same name as a fish but a boy whose moniker celebrates singer Tony Bennett. Also, the boy (Bennett, in case you’re wondering) dies in a car accident rather than a brutal murder. Nonetheless, the subsequent events extend from the same natural result. The remaining family members – the deceased’s mom and dad (here played by Susan Sarandon and Pierce Brosnan) and younger brother, Ryan (Johnny Simmons) – are understandably distraught. The males live in denial for some time but familial relations becomes fractious. Things are not made easier when Rose, the girlfriend they didn’t know Bennett had (played by An Education‘s Carey Mulligan), turns up on the doorstep saying that she has to move in with them.

What is different about The Greatest is that it doesn’t take the same obvious story telling route that made the novel of ‘The Lovely Bones’ an unsurprising slog. Rather than have the family fall apart, first-time director Shana Feste’s script keeps them together, albeit in dysfunctional form. Neither parent feels the need to seek solace in an affair (he’s already had one and is trying to be the family’s pillar of strength; she’s just not interested) and Ryan takes tentative steps towards escaping his loser life of drugs and solitude.
Continue…

Add Comments

I added some still of Carey from TV Appearances at various talk shows:

• [x007] TV Appearances – 2009 OCtober 7th: Late Show with David Letterman Stills
• [x005] TV Appearances – 2010 January 12th: The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson Stills
• [x006] TV Appearances – 2010 February 17th: The View Stills
• [x007] TV Appearances – 2010 May 13th: Today show in Cannes Stills

Add Comments

Some months ago we won in a contest and got the chance to order some layouts from super talented Tran. So we ordered and she made this fantastic layout for us! Using the awesome header she came up with we made a matching design for the gallery.

Actually these are my most favorite photos of Carey and I totaly love the result. I really hope you like as much as I do!

Add Comments

British actress Carey Mulligan has lost out on a movie role that would have made her a mega-bucks earner.

The 25-year-old actress auditioned for part of Lisbeth Salander in the Hollywood version of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo along with 007 star Daniel Craig.

I’m told Carey apparently failed to impress director David Fincher.

‘She just didn’t fit the part,’ says my source.

‘David is casting again – only this time the actresses will have full hair, make-up, wardrobe, and piercings, which wasn’t done in the earlier tests.’

‘David thought Carey was too clean-cut and is looking for someone a little more gritty.’

Add Comments