
Rub’a’dub dub, it’s Kate Winslet in a tub! Ye…no? Anyhoo, the reason she’s in a tub is because this is the first still of Winslet in the upcoming drama THE READER. Based on the Bernhard Schlink novel, in it, she stars as a woman in post-war Germany with whom a young man develops a life long obsession – so much so that it leads him to a war crimes trial. Ralph Fiennes co-stars in the film and it’s unclear whether the guy in the picture with her (which you can click through or HERE to see in full) is him or the obsessed young man. The obsession begins on December 12th.
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Review: The Reader
Posted 18 years ago
Plot: In post WW2 Germany, a teenaged school boy, Michael (David Kross), falls in love with a much older transit worker, Hannah (Kate Winslet). While Hannah teaches him about sex, Michael in turn captivates her with readings from his various...
Winslet as sexy nazi
Posted 18 years ago
I don’t think it’s a bold statement at all to say there’s absolutely nothing sexy about a Nazi. Yet, there’s something inherently sexy about Kate Winslet. Hence my conflicting emotions while watching the trailer for THE READER. In the film,...
The Reader trailer
Posted 18 years ago
If you’re a teenager and Kate Winslet asks you to read to her from classic literature books then proceeds make the sex with you, you do it. You don’t ask questions. You just do it. Or her, as it were....
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