Hey there!

Friday, Mar 23, 2007

Yeah, this is the temporary version of Winona Online. We’re updating the whole content, and changing layouts and other features, so you will find this version for the next days. But don’t worry, the full site will be back soon.

To prevent spammers and some problems, I’ve changed the news system. All previous posts will be found in a separated page.

New Forum!

Sunday, Mar 4, 2007

Hey there! Winona Online now has a forum, for discuss and chat about Noni!
Register yourself, it’s faster and free.

HTTP://WINONA-RYDER.ORG/BOARD/

Spirit Awards & Robert Wilson

Wednesday, Feb 28, 2007

Hey there!
Here is Luciana. I’m really glad to be back at Winona Online. I would like to thank Mima for letting me own this site again. Thanks dear!

To celebrate, I uploaded some pictures from February events:

CASTING NEWS

Saturday, Feb 10, 2007

Source: productionweekly.com

Winona Ryder will play the female lead opposite Wes Bentley and Ray Romano in Geoffrey Haley’s offbeat romantic dramadey “The Last Word.” Haley will direct his own script about a reclusive writer played by Bentley, who makes his living composing other people’s suicide notes. His life gets turned upside down after he embarks on a tumultuous romance with Ryder, the sister of a recently deceased client. Filming is set commence later this month in Los Angeles.

“Ten” satire gets high-five at Sundance

Sunday, Jan 28, 2007

Source: Reuters

ThinkFilm has bought North American theatrical distribution rights to the Ten Commandments satire “The Ten,” whose cast include Winona Ryder, Jessica Alba and Adam Brody.

The indie partnered on the $4.5 million deal with City Lights Home Entertainment, which will handle DVD and digital distribution. Both companies will share all revenues. An August theatrical release is planned.

The episodic film, directed by David Wain, also features Paul Rudd, Liev Schreiber, Justin Theroux, Gretchen Mol, Oliver Platt and Famke Janssen.

The film was described as “a very smart brand of seemingly dumb comedy” by Mark Urman, the head of ThinkFilm’s U.S. theatrical operations.

“We thought it was a hilarious, funny, movie, and that if we brought it to an audience with brains and style, it would have the ability to do better than (ThinkFilm’s) ‘The Aristocrats’ or ‘Strangers with Candy”‘ Urman added.

Age of Innocence

Sunday, Dec 10, 2006

I added screencaps of Winona in The Age of Innocence. Enjoy!