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Liev Schreiber couldn’t believe how “dirty” Angelina Jolie fought on the set of their latest movie. The actor stars opposite Angelina in upcoming action thriller Salt. The sexy actress plays a CIA agent on the run in the movie, and pushed herself to her limits shooting the movie’s fight and chase scenes.

Angelina has repeatedly spoken about how much she enjoyed filming her own stunts, and now her co-star Liev has revealed the pleasure he got out of watching her.
“She fights very dirty,” he told Total Film magazine. “I love spy stories, especially when they’re done as intelligently as this one is, and the action stuff is… well I think that’s one of the guilty pleasures of being a guy – watching beautiful women pull off these action things. The stuff that Angie can do, physically, is remarkable.”
Angelina raises six children with her partner Brad Pitt, while Liev has two kids with his partner Naomi Watts.
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Naomi Watts doesn't think marriage is important.

The 44-year-old actress is engaged to long-term partner Liev Schreiber - with who she has sons Alexander, two, and Kai, 18 months - but doesn't think they will tie the knot unless their kids ask them to.

She said: "Will we marry soon? We'll see. It's never been that important to me. If it was important to our children, I would do it in a heartbeat. We'll see."

The 'King Kong' star also admitted she felt an "intense chemistry" when she finally realised she would get together with the actor.

Is Naomi Watts the new Kristen Stewart? Well, no, but Twilight team Summit Entertainment is getting into business with her, buying the rights to not one, but two films that star the actress. One – Doug Liman’s true-life drama Fair Game – is already in the can and now there’s also The Impossible, which will find her starring with Ewan McGregor.

The Orphanage’s Juan Antonio Bayona is behind the camera for the second film, which will start shooting in August in Spain and Thailand.

Bayona’s Orphanage collaborator, writer Sergio G Sanchez, wrote the script, about which few details are known other than it's based on fact and takes place during the huge Tsunami that hit Thailand and other areas in 2004.
 

Naomi Watts can relate to her two sons because she never had a sister.

The 41-year-old actress - who has sons Sasha, two, and Samuel, 16 months with partner Liev Schreiber - thinks she has formed a strong bond with them because of her relationship with her brother.

She said: "I grew up a tomboy. I had a big brother, so I never had dolls or girly things. Despite the fact they're the opposite sex, I feel that I can relate.

"The only thing I miss about not having girls is the pretty dresses, but I can do that with my niece."

Nicole Kidman convinced Naomi Watts not to give up acting.

The actresses became friends growing up in Australia and both moved to Hollywood to pursue their careers, but while Nicole became a huge celebrity and married Tom Cruise, Naomi found the path to stardom harder.

At one point she considered a career change, until she was given a pep talk by her friend.

Naomi said: "I'd been slogging away in Hollywood for five years, getting nowhere.

"At castings, I was constantly told I wasn't talented enough, I wasn't right, I wasn't beautiful enough, I was nowhere near sexy enough.

Rachel Weisz has agreed to star in Universal’s new thriller Dream House, which already boasts Daniel Craig and Naomi Watts among its cast.

Jim Sheridan’s directing the film, which sees a publisher (Craig) deciding to quit the rat race in New York and relocate his wife (Weisz) and family to a charming New England town, only to discover all is not quite what it seems with the beautiful house they end up buying.

This being a thriller, they soon learn that a mother and her two children were horribly murdered in the place, which we’re sure the estate agent conveniently forgot to mention during the tour. We hate it when they do that.

Watts is playing a neighbour who will probably come in both useful and stalkery since she knew the victims.

David Loucka wrote the script and Sheridan starts the cameras cranking this weekend in Toronto.

It's been a whole five minutes since Brothers came out, but Jim Sheridan's already well under way in developing his next film, Dream House. Daniel Craig's already set to star, and now Naomi Watts has joined him in what's described as a psychological thriller.

Craig is already onboard to play the father of a family who move to their perfect home in a small Connecticut town. Once there, however, they are disturbed to learn that the previous inhabitants were all slaughtered, apart from the father of the family who was found guilty of the crimes.

Watts would play a neighbour in all of this, hopefully in a role involving tics, significant dark looks and an air of cheery creepiness.

Production begins in Toronto in February, which gives Watts plenty of time to chill out after the excitement of Sundance, where she's currently launching Mother and Child.

 

Nicole Kidman will present Mentalist star Simon Baker (pictured) with an award at the Ozwood event of the year, G'Day USA, in Los Angeles on January 16. The black-tie gala, held annually in the heart of Hollywood, will also honor Toni Collette and golfing great Greg Norman.

The event is famously the setting of Kidman's meeting with Keith Urban in 2005. The pair went on to marry.

Baker and Collette were announced weeks ago as honorees but Norman's addition was a surprise. "Greg Norman is a great Australian with a huge profile in the US and has not just been successful on the golf course. In business he has also been an Australian champion," said Chris De Cure, Australia's consul-general in Los Angeles and a member of the G'Day steering committee.
Past G'Day ball honorees include Kidman, Urban, Mel Gibson, Rod Laver, Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman, Naomi Watts, Steve Irwin, Cate Blanchett and Kylie Minogue.
The ball also attracts Hollywood A-listers, with past attendees including John Travolta, Harrison Ford, Sacha Baron Cohen, Sally Field and John McEnroe.
As part of a new advertising campaign in the US, Qantas, a founding sponsor of G'Day, will slash business fares by 50 percent, while economy return tickets will start at $798.
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Naomi Watts has aroused curiosity by wearing a gold band on her wedding finger. The top-earning actress who once cried poverty is now flashing a ring that suggests she and partner Liev Schreiber may have tied the knot.

The Hollywood power couple have two small sons, Alexander, 2, and Samuel, 10 months. "I still can't believe it when I look at my children that they came from one little moment and they're people," she told The Independent On Sunday.
The cool blonde actress, who was born in the UK and grew up in Australia, said that advertising funds her artistic decisions because it allows her to choose less lucrative movie roles.

"When things like that come along, you're really flattered and also very relieved because ... it helps to be able to say, OK, I'm going to go off and work for a number of weeks and be paid nothing basically and then be able to fall back on endorsements."
Watts, meanwhile, was spotted in New York City, where she is based, posing in some sexy outfits for brother, Ben, a professional photographer.

Naomi Watts thinks her children are going to be "f**ked up".

The Hollywood actress - who has sons Alexander, two, and 10-month-old Samuel with actor and director Liev Schreiber - is making the most of her kids' "innocent" years because she thinks they'll be troublesome in the future.

She said: "They're so surprising and endlessly fascinating and soon they're going to have problems. Now they're just innocent little beings, learning and growing, but soon they'll be all f***ed up."

Despite having children of her own, the 41-year-old beauty is still confused as to how babies are made.

She told Britain's Independent newspaper: "I'm a mother and the whole concept is science fiction. It is just bizarre. I still can't believe when I look at my children that they came from one little moment and they're people. They're babies and people and they learn and figure out all these things and you go, 'God, I can't believe it.' "