Being one of the biggest proponents of the Matthew Vaughn directed STARDUST, a feature adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s fantasy fable of the same name, around JoBlo.com HQ, I feel it necessary to present these character posters Russian uber film site Filmz.ru recently got ahold of. They’re not particularly wow-ing but they’re certainly glowing enough to convey a fantasy feel. Click on Claire Danes’ heaving bosom to see the rest. STARDUST opens August 10th.
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