Robin's Green Shades

Daily Actor  released a very interesting Interview to Robin Tunney and Nate Meyer. The Interview was done during the SXSW Festival. To read it, click on Read More. You can also listen to the interview, and download it in mp3 from the Daily Actor page:  LINK  - The links are on top of the page. Source:  Dailyactor.com

You will find in the Gallery the screencaptures of last night's episode of The Mentalist, "Pink Champagne on Ice". To see the images, follow  THIS Link Enjoy! 

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BTS photo of Robin with actor Brett Rice on set of the episode 4x22: Source:  @People_Store

After a two weeks hiatus, a new episode of The Mentalist tonight! 4x19 "Pink Champagne on Ice" airs at 10pm on CBS. Don't miss it!

"See Girl Run" screening at the  Independent Film Festival Boston  will be Friday April 27. Source:  iffboston

Click on Read More for The Mentalist Season 4 Finale and Season 5 spoilers. Source:  Tv Guide  and  TvLine

sarasotafilmfestival.com  published an Interview with "See Girl Run" Director Nate Meyer. Click on Read More to read it. Source:  sarasotafilmfestival.com

Episode 4x19 "Pink Champagne On Ice" is going to air this Thursday March 29, 10 pm. Here's a sneak peek: Source:  SpoilerTV  

Robin with young actress Brighid Fleming behind the scenes of The Mentalist episode 4x22. Source:  gotopbibi.tumblr  

Click on Read More for The Mentalist 4x21 Promo Photos. Source:  seat42f

Click on Read More for a spoiler related to a Casting News for Season 5 of The Mentalist. Source:  eonline.com

smellslikescreenspirit.com  published a very interesting Interview with "See Girl Run" Director Nate Meyer. Click on Read More to read it. Source:  smellslikescreenspirit.com Thanks  Van  and  Chibi  for the heads up.

Today is the screening's day of "See Girl Run" at the Atlanta Film Festival. Also, I put here the other Festivals Screenings scheduled: - Florida Film Festival, screenings on April 14 and 18, - Riverrun International Film Festival, screenings on April 14 and 15, - Sarasota Film Festival, screenings on April 19 and 22, - The Independent Film Festival Boston, from April 25 to May 2.

I'm really sorry for the very bad quality of it, but this was the only way I managed. Sorry again! At least this shouldn't be blocked in some countries.  A good quality of it can be seen on  CBS  website, but it is blocked outside US.

Comment / Mention about "See Girl Run" from the website  hammertonail.com See Girl Run (Nate Meyer, 89m) — As with Nature Calls, close proximity makes it difficult to write too much about Meyer’s follow-up to Pretty In The Face, but I do stand behind my belief that what Meyer is doing with seemingly conventional storytelling is in fact quietly revolutionary. Take See Girl Run, for instance. How many films have we seen in which a confused and unsure husband bails out on his wife and family to embark on a selfish personal excursion? Pretty much all of them. But here, Meyer makes that confused married person be… a female? With that seemingly easy enough decision, the sub-genre is wholly transformed. More importantly, by making a film that favors fidelity over infidelity, Meyer takes an even bolder stance. If only the multiplex showed films like See Girl Run, the world would be a much healthier place. Thanks to  See Girl Run Official Facebook  for the heads up.

This post is entirely dedicated to Robin in the movie "Cherish" (2002). I made screencaptures, a fanvideo, and a wallpaper. Hope you'll enjoy everything! So, the screencaptures can be found in the Gallery, at  THIS Link Here's also a wallpaper (click on the image to enlarge it): And the fanvideo I did:

Click on Read More for the first Casting News for The Mentalist Season 5.  Attention, it's a pretty important spoiler, so think carefully before clicking... ;) Source:  SpoilerTV  

"See Girl Run" is among The Independent Film Festival Boston lineup.  The Festival is from April 25 to May 2. Here's also the lineup from the Film Festival Boston website:  LINK Source:  indiewire.com

From  The Mentalist Official Facebook Account  a new (old) photoshoot photo: 

CBS released the Season Finale dates for 2011-2012 Season. The Mentalist Season Finale will be Thursday May 17, 10 pm. Click on Read More the episode's synopsis. ( Huge Spoiler Alert, of course!! ;) ) Source:  CBS

Source:  FandangoMovies Thanks to  Van  for the heads up UPDATE: Screencaptures in the Gallery:  LINK

Florida Film Festival website published the screenings' dates for "See Girl Run": - Saturday April 14, and Wednesday April 18. For all the info, check the  Florida Film Festival dedicated page  

Here's a small photo of Robin and Simon shooting The Mentalist episode 4x22, at Ports 0' Call Village in San Pedro: Thanks to:  @indaeo  

For this week's The Tuesday Trailer, I chose "Cherish" (2002).  IMDB Page:  Link Thanks to:  depplover63  

There were some missing parts on the Irish Independent Interview I previously posted, as reported by the Interview Author  @McManusDarragh He very kindly sent me the missing parts, and gave me the permission to publish them, so click on Read More to read them. Big Thank You to Darragh McManus, please visit his website  darraghmcmanus.com  and his  Twitter  

Irish Independent  published a really interesting Interview to Robin by @McManusDarragh , in which she talks about her Irish origins, her family and her job. To read it, click on Read More. The PDF file has been added to the  Interviews  Section. Source:  independent.ie

Robin attended the "Incognito 2012" at the Santa Monica Museum of Art, which offered 697 artworks all donated by emerging, mid-career and internationally acclaimed artists to raise moneyfor SMMoA’s exhibition and education programs. Simon Baker also attended the event. An image has been added to the Gallery,  LINK Source:  societynewsla Thanks  Van  for the heads up

"See Girl Run" will be also at the Sarasota Film Festival , with screenings on April 19 and April 22. Source:  sarasota.festivalgenius Thanks  See Girl Run Official Facebook  for the heads up

Robin was interviewed by Young Hollywood when she was in Austin for "See Girl Run". Here's the video of the interview:  Source:  younghollywood Thanks to  Chibi  for the heads up  UPDATE: Screencaps in the Gallery-  Link  

"See Girl Run" reviews keep on coming! This time, one from  filmthreat.com In his collection of essays entitled “Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs,” Chuck Klosterman astutely observes that “dynamic, nonretarded Americans… all seem to share a single unifying characteristic: the inability to experience the kind of mind-blowing, transcendent romantic relationship they perceive to be a normal part of living.” For this, he chooses to blame John Cusack. (For the sake of argument, John Cusack is interchangeable with his character in “Say Anything”.) John Cusack is not a fairy tale prince. He’s just a really nice guy. That’s why it may seem perfectly reasonable to want to “hold out” for a John Cusack of your own. But in actuality, John Cusack is a completely unattainable romantic ideal, which has made every “dynamic, nonretarded American” believe that if they don’t have a boom box serenade, they don’t have anything. Nate Meyer puts Klosterman’s idea into practice with his carefully c

I came across this short comment about " See Girl Run" on  filmindustrybloggers.com   SEE GIRL RUN (Casting by, Jessica Kelly) What a sweet film.  I think Adam Scott is so undervalued as an actor and Josh Hamilton needs to become the star that he should become. Robin Tunney does not disappoint as a woman who is going through an early mid-life crisis. Also, just a reminder, the next screening of "See Girl Run" will be at the Atlanta Film Festival, on March 25, 2012. More info on the  Atlanta Film Festival dedicated page

Another review of "See Girl Run" by  smellslikescreenspirit.com Though they seem to enjoy a comfortable existence in Brooklyn, the romance in Emmie (Robin Tunney) and Graham’s (Josh Hamilton) marriage has evaporated into the ether. The spark is gone. Their sex life is non-existent. They fight constantly. So when Emmie is approached by a recruiter for a reality television that reconnects estranged high school couples, she jumps at the opportunity; but when the recruiter discovers that Emmie has had contact with her high school sweetheart, Jason (Adam Scott), they are promptly disqualified. (Oh and it turns out that Emmie and Jason never officially broke up.) So Emmie takes matters into her own hands… She runs away from Graham and returns to her quaint hometown in Maine where Jason still lives. Not wanting to rush into things, Emmie plans to hide out with her brother Brandon (Jeremy Strong) until she can muster up enough courage to confront Jason. Unfortunately, Brandon

I did a "See Girl Run" poster, just for fun, waiting for the Official one. Of course it is written on the image that it is made by a fan ;) I hope you like it! Also, there's another review about the film: See Girl Run, written and directed by Nate Meyer, is an interesting approach to the not-so-original idea of a mid-life rut.  Emmie (Robin Tunney) is looking for a little excitement in her life, which seems to be in the form of her ex-boyfriend.  This is evident by a dinner meeting she has with a casting agent for a reality show that matches up high school sweethearts; yet, Emmie is a married woman.  She comes home from the meeting to her husband and dog, quickly slipping her wedding ring back on to her finger.  Emmie and Graham (Josh Hamilton) have been married for several years and it seems rather unhappily.  She begins to reminisce about her ex, Jason (Adam Scott), and the big question of “What if?”  A gigantic floral arrangement sent to her office by Jas

Robin about what changed in Sundance Film Festival over the years: It’s no secret that the Sundance Film Festival has become a bit more mainstream over the past few years. When it comes to the defining moment when celebrities seemed to realize that the festival was more about promotion than it was filmmaking seems to universally be the year that one company was handing out free washing machines. It seems as though celebrities and filmmakers are flocking to South by Southwest in Austin so much because it is a less commercialized alternative to Sundance. IFC caught up with “See Girl Run” actress Robin Tunney during SXSW, and she admitted that she’s seen a definite change in Sundance over the many years she has attended it. “I’ve been going to Sundance for so many years, like 15 years, and I think it’s more like what that was when it started before like Paris Hilton came down on it and started getting free washing machines,” she said, going back to the fan-favorite Sundance anecdo

The Mentalist is officialy renewed for the 2012-13 Tv Season! Source:  tvline.com Thanks Miah  for the heads up

Another review of "See Girl Run", by  npr.org One of the pleasures of seeing a lot of films is that you learn how differently two writers can approach the same material. For anyone who saw Diablo Cody's Young Adult, the much smaller See Girl Run will have a familiar one-sentence pitch: "A woman unhappy with her boring life decides maybe going home and rediscovering her high school boyfriend is the answer." But See Girl Run, written and directed by Nate Meyer, has a different emphasis and a totally different tone, despite sharing the basic notion that this is kind of a sad thing to do, more than a whimsical one. Here, the woman is Emmie (Robin Tunney), who is in a stagnating marriage to Graham (Josh Hamilton). [Screenwriters, take note: An early scene in which Emmie and Graham don't have sex is very short, very simple, and communicates with great economy how much, and how, they are broken as a couple.] What Graham doesn't know is that Emmie's

Click on Read More for some info about episode 4x22 of The Mentalist. Source:  SpoilerTV

It was asked to Robin about her thoughts of such a drastic change from the typical comedy where the man cheats on the woman and starts to wander and wonder "what if".  Robin loved the script when she received it and thought this could be fun to turn this around and approach it from the woman's point of view. Thank you to PK81 from  moviecriticaustin.blogspot.com  for the heads up.

Another review for "See Girl Run", by DFW.com: One movie worth remembering from this year’s mix: See Girl Run, which had its world premiere in Austin on Sunday afternoon – a generous-spirited romantic dramedy, directed and written by Nate Meyer and starring Robin Tunney, from TV’s The Mentalist. The movie follows a woman (Tunney) frustrated in her marriage, who takes off to her small Maine hometown with the thought of possibly rekindling things with her ex-boyfriend (the wonderful Adam Scott). The rudderless thirtysomething has been a common figure in recent movies, especially at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Fortunately, See Girl Run takes the familiar material and invests it with heart and appealingly low-key humor. Meyer’s script doesn’t call attention to itself, almost to a fault – the movie is so modest it might easily be overlooked. But here’s hoping it finds a following; it was one of the most consistently enjoyable movies I saw at this year’s festival.

Click on Read More for The Mentalist 4x20 Press Release. Source:  CBS

Review of  "See Girl Run" by The Hollywood Reporter: Nate Meyer's "See Girl Run" stars Robin Tunney as a woman torn between her husband (Josh Hamilton) and high-school beau (Adam Scott). AUSTIN - A sensitive, no-cop-outs film about relationships and moments of truth both genuine and manufactured, Nate Meyer's See Girl Run should earn much more attention than the director's debut, Pretty in the Face (itself a SXSW alum). The presence of Parks and Rec charmer Adam Scott increases commercial appeal, though marketers will have to keep audiences from assuming the gently introspective Girl is a comedy. Scott plays Jason, the high-school boyfriend inspiring escape fantasies for Emmie (Robin Tunney), whose marriage to Graham (Josh Hamilton) has grown stale. Emmie and Jason never officially broke up when she left for college, and Emmie's current ennui has led her to obsess about what she expected from marriage and what might have happened if she'

Comment about "See Girl Run" from  indiewire.com  : Like Grown Ups, this a story about a 35 year old dog groomer who flirts with infidelity when she develops an overwhelming longing for her high school sweetheart.   Her high school sweetheart is a dream of a boyfriend. He's an artist who loves to paint frogs, but hasn't figured out how to make a living doing so and ends up living off of his father's generosity and a job waiting tables at a lobster restaurant in Portland, Maine. It's a story about what waits for you on the other side of "Happily Ever After" and what happens when grownups let their dreams die. Great ensemble cast and subplots that don't take away from the core story.

"See Girl Run" will be presented at the Riverrun International Film Festival.   Screenings will be April 14 and 15, 2012. Info here:  riverrunfilm.com Thanks to  @SGR_movie  for the heads up.

Some new Interviews to Robin during the SXSW Festival. Robin Tunney talks "See Girl Run": Nate Meyer’s debut feature film “Pretty in the Face” played at numerous festivals back in 2007, including South by Southwest. But at this year’s event, IFC caught up with the writer/director as well as star Robin Tunney to talk about their new film, “See Girl Run.” The drama focuses on Tunney’s character as she struggles to confront the past choices and decisions which currently define her life. Meyer explained that the experience is a familiar one to people who reach “a certain point in their life and start thinking about choices they’ve made and how life could have been different – or better perhaps.” This questioning leads Tunney’s character to being uncovering past relationships, both romantic and familial, in a trip back to her small town. Tunney too sees the experience as an increasingly universal one, even referring to it as a type of “pre-mid-life crisis.” The actresses

Click on Read More for The Mentalist 4x24 (Season Finale) Title. Source:  @mentalistwriter

Click on Read More for The Mentalist 4x23 Title. Source:  @mentalistwriter

Robin was interviewed by  @younghollywood  at SXSW after party. Here's a photo of the interview: I'll update as soon as the Interview comes out! ;)

Source:  melsil   UPDATE: Screencaptures from this video in the Gallery, follow  THIS Link

Here we are with the first photos coming from the World Premiere of "See Girl Run"! - Check the Gallery, follow  THIS Link   The photos were taken at the arrivals for the premiere, and during the Q&A after the film's screening. Source:  wireimage.it  -  fotos.mujer.es Thanks to  Van  and  Alejandra  for the heads up! Keep checking the Gallery, as I will update it when I find new ones ;) - Also, two photos from twitter: First Photo  (thanks to  @Tony ) -  Second Photo  (thanks to  @wanegeus ) - Some ome backgorund ones of Robin at the Four Seasons Hotel in Austin can be seen at  digitaltexan.net - There already the first two reviews of "See Girl Run", which can be found at: *  moviecriticaustin   *  indiewire Keep checking back, I'll add all updates I'll find in this post! ;)

So, today is finally the day of "See Girl Run" World Premiere at the SXSW Festival! Robin will attend the Premiere with Film's Director Nate Meyer. The screening of See Girl Run will take place at the Stateside Theatre in Austin, Texas, at 4:15 pm. Further info on  SXSW Festival website I'll be sure to post any update as I find them.  If any of you is going to the event and is willing to share a comment, a photo, an impression, be sure to send them to me at this e-mail address: maryngreenshades[at]gmail.com - I'll happy to share in the blog! ;)

The Wall Stree Journal  published an article about "See Girl Run", written by its Director, Nate Meyer. SXSW 2012: ‘See Girl Run’ Director on the Allure of Locations By Nate Meyer Nate Meyer is the writer director of “See Girl Run,” which debuts at the South By Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Tex. this week. When John Cassavetes would corral his usual cast of rebel rousers to start thinking about a film, one of his primary considerations was to pick a city in which to set the story. He liked to start to conversation by asking, “What city has great restaurants where we haven’t eaten yet?” To read the rest, click on Read More. Thanks to  Miah  for the heads up.

"See Girl Run" World Premiere at SXSW Festival is tomorrow, and website  onlocationvacations  confirms that Robin will attend the Premiere, with Director Nate Meyer.

You will find in the Gallery the screencaptures of last night's episode of The Mentalist, 4x18 "Ruddy Cheeks". To see the images, follow  THIS Link Enjoy!