Some footage of the trailer for the upcoming Julie & Julia was shown on Entertainment Tonight a few nights ago.  I am in the process of trying to find a decent quality recording to make some screencaps and have had no luck so far.  I did find this video so you can at least see it.

The official site for Amy’s upcoming movie Julie & Julia has opened.  There isn’t anything of interest on it yet, but we’ll keep you posted as that changes.

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A new promo still from Amy’s upcoming movie Julie & Julia has been added to the gallery.  Don’t forget to check the last updated link while you’re there.  I’ve been adding pics here and there without making posts about it.

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Just yesterday, I posted a photo of the teaser poster for Amy’s upcoming movie Julie & Julia.  Well, today another blogger has given their humorous opinion on the poster and what it symbolizes.

But I do have one question… what’s up with Meryl Streep being compared with a brown egg while Amy Adams is depicted as a white egg? I’ve done my research. Brown eggs and white eggs are nutritionally the same, but there are a couple key differences that make this poster way controversial!

First of all, white eggs are cheaper. What are you trying to say, Hollywood? That Amy Adams is some sort of cheap floozy? Or is this some sort of commentary on the industry as a whole, calling for an end to studios bowing to the outrageous salary demands of megastars of Ms. Streep’s caliber, especially in these tough economic times?

You can read the full entry here.

I will not be adding this one to the gallery as I only post the posters and advertisements that feature Amy.  However, it is a cute poster and it needs to be shared with the fans!

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The buzz in this article is about Meryl, but it’s nice to see Julie & Julia getting some press this far away from its release (in August).

And while Pfeiffer has never won an Oscar, Meryl Streep just lost for the 13th time. She could be contending again for playing chef Julia Child in “Julie and Julia.” Writer-turned-director Nora Ephron earned Oscar nods for her original scripts for “Silkwood,” “When Harry Met Sally” and “Sleepless in Seattle.” In her adaptation of Julie Powell’s best-selling memoir, Ephron tells the parallel stories of a modern day woman — two-time Oscar nominee Amy Adams (“Junebug,” “Doubt”) — working her way through Julia Child’s classic cookbook and its origins.

At the end of the Academy Awards ceremony Sunday night, they ran an extended montage of some of the movies that are going to be released this year.  Amy was shown several times for Julie & Julia and once for Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian.  I’ve added high definition screencaptures to the gallery.  High definition screencaptures of the Academy Awards should be up later today.

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