Sophie Lowe Source

Interviews

Ida — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 23:13:50 +0000

I’ve screencapped two interviews of Sophie promoting Beautiful Kate.

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Screencaptures » Interviews » Beautiful Kate Offical Website interview
Screencaptures » Interviews » Moving Pictures Magazine – from Toronto International Film Festival 2009

Gallery update

Ida — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 22:29:26 +0000

I’ve update the gallery with various new pictures

Movies » Beautiful Kate (2009) » Stills x6
Movies » Beautiful Kate (2009) » On set x1
Movies » Road Train (2010) » Posters x1
Movies » Road Train (2010) » Stills x1
Movies » Short films » He. She. It » On set x1
Magazines » Professional Beauty x1
Public appearances » 2010 » MAY 29th; Dugog Film Festival “Road Train” premiere x1
Public appearances » 2010 » JUN 2nd; Sydney Film Festival Opening Night x5

Thurley Spring/Summer ‘10/’11 Collection

Ida — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 18:21:16 +0000

Today Sophie attended the Thurley Spring/Summer ‘10/’11 “The Butterfly Effect” Collection launch. I love how Sophie has attended many events lately

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Public appearances » 2010 » JUN 4th; Thurley Spring/Summer ‘10/’11 Collection

Sydney Film Festival Opening Night

Ida — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 19:56:31 +0000

Sophie attended the Sydney Film Festival Opening Night today. She looked amazing in a cream white dress.

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Public appearances » 2010 » JUN 2nd; Sydney Film Festival Opening Night

Photo update

Ida — Mon, 31 May 2010 18:21:52 +0000

Hi I stumbled upon some images of Sophie that I didn’t already have, or only had them tagged. A lot of albums have been updated

Sex scenes are go for Sophie Lowe

Ida — Mon, 31 May 2010 12:12:24 +0000

Monday, May 31, 2010 » 12:56pm

Aussie actress Sophie Lowe is happy to continue stripping on screen as long as any sex scenes help define her character.

The 19-year-old leaves little to the imagination in her latest film Road Train when she pounces on co-star Bob Morley during the opening sequence.

But despite a sizzling start to the supernatural thriller, the AFI best actress nominee revealed the only thing going bump in the night was the camera.

‘(The scene) may look great but it’s very technical,’ she told AAP after Road Train premiered at the Dungog Film Festival.

‘I found it quite weird to watch it back because I know what really happens. It’s not as hot as it looks.’

The scene sees Lowe and Morley romping in a tent in full earshot of two friends, played by Xavier Samuel and Georgina Haig, during an outback camping holiday about to go very wrong.

But the actress was covered up in all the right places during the shoot after she vetoed the original script.

‘When I first read the script the sex scene was really intense and there was no way I was going to do it as it was. I talked to Dean (Nichols, director) and he said ‘okay we’ll change it’.

‘I didn’t want full nudity because I can’t do that every time, and I didn’t think it was really appropriate to the film. It would’ve been too much, especially for the first scene.’

Lowe’s reluctance comes after she was said to have been left fuming with the final cut of her previous film Beautiful Kate, which included a lingering half frontal nude shot.

The Australian-made movie, which sees Lowe’s character have an affair with her brother, exposed the star just days after she turned 18.

‘If it’s appropriate for the character I play then I’ve got no problem with it. If it’s real then why not.

‘In Road Train I felt it was appropriate in setting up the love our two characters share for each other and it had that great contrast with the other two characters, who aren’t as passionate.

‘I liked the fact it was the first scene as well. It was just like ‘here it is’.’

Lowe was attracted to the role of brash, outspoken Nina because it differed so vastly from the character she portrayed in Beautiful Kate.

‘The reason I did Road Train was because it was such a challenge. I’m traditionally more of an internal actor and prefer to connect with my eyes and face rather than running around shouting and screaming, but I wanted to learn how to do that so I’m glad I did the film.’

The actress also fulfilled a longtime dream by singing part of the score, an accomplishment backed up by a well-received live performance at a Dungog Film Festival afterparty.

‘I’ve always written poetry and songs,’ she said.

‘It was really fun singing at Dungog but far more nerve-racking then being on set.’

Source: BigPond

Road Train Premiere

Ida — Sun, 30 May 2010 21:41:38 +0000

Sophie attended the premiere of Road Train at Dungog Film Festival on saturday. I haven’t found that many pictures yet, but hopefully more will surface soon

I’ve also found a close up from the Animal Kingdom premiere she attended earlier this week.

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Public appearances » 2010 » MAY 29th; Dugog Film Festival “Road Train” premiere
Public appearances » 2010 » MAY 25th; “Animal Kingdom” Sydney Premiere

Making of Road Train

Ida — Wed, 26 May 2010 22:14:03 +0000

The behind the scenes videos from the set of Road Train have now been uploaded to youtube in much better quality than the video I posted a few days ago. There’s also more videos to be viewed at the official Road Train youtube. Speaking about official, the official website for Road Kill (Train) is now up! Check it out here.

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Movies » Road Train (2010) » The making of

Attending two premiers

Ida — Tue, 25 May 2010 12:51:58 +0000

Sophie attended the Sydney premiere of Animal Kingdom today. On the 19th of May she attended the A Nightmare on Elm Street premiere. Pictures are up

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Public appearances » 2010 » MAY 25th; “Animal Kingdom” Sydney Premiere
Public appearances » 2010 » MAY 19th; “A Nightmare on Elm Street” premiere

Ten news

Ida — Fri, 21 May 2010 15:55:59 +0000

Ten news had a short story on the filming of Blame back in february. I’ve screencapped it and the video can be seen here.

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Television » TV Appearances » Ten News 23.02.2010