Alice Eve stars "ATM"

Alice Eve movie “ATM” first official trailer. Alice Eve stars “ATM” as Emily trapped by a killer, on a late night visit to an ATM, three co-workers (Eve, Peck, Geraghty) end up in a desperate fight for their lives when they become trapped by an unknown man.

Director: David Brooks
Writer: Chris Sparling (screenplay) (Buried)
Stars: Alice Eve (Sex and the City 2), Josh Peck (Red Dawn), and Brian Geraghty (The Hurt Locker)

Alice Eve "The Raven"

Relativity Media at long last has put online the first trailer for the historical murder mystery film “The Raven” and will be released on March 9, 2012. In this gritty thriller, Edgar Allan Poe (John Cusack, Being John Malkovich) a famous mustached crime novel writer joins forces with a young Baltimore detective (Luke Evans, Immortals) in a race against the clock to to hunt down a mad serial killer and stop him, who’s using Poe’s own works as the basis in a string of brutal murders. Directed by James McTeigue (V for Vendetta, Ninja Assassin), the film also stars Alice Eve as Poe’s kidnapped beloved (Sex and the City 2), Brendan Gleeson (In Bruges) and Oliver Jackson-Cohen (Faster). Director: James McTeigue Writers: Ben Livingston, Hannah Shakespeare.

Alice Eve

Alice Eve was born on February 6th, 1982 in London, England to noted British actors Trevor Eve, and Sharon Maughn. She grew up in London, and has two younger brothers named George, and Jack. Alice Eve as some other celebrities, has heterochromia of the irises, her right eye is green and her left blue.

In her young adulthood, Alice attended Oxford University. While studying at Oxford, Alice became active in the student theater. This time spent in theater productions developed her interest in, and love of, acting. It was during this time that Alice appeared in her first major movie role; a character named Miss Frain in a film called “Stage Beauty.” Between 2004 and 2010, Eve appeared in numerous movies including “Starter for 10,” “Big Nothing,” “Crossing Over,” and “She’s Out of My League.”

In 2010, Alice Eve played Charlotte’s buxom Irish nanny, Erin, in “Sex and the City 2″. This role brought Eve front and center, and many consider her entrance to be show-stopping. The attention she garnered by playing the busty, bra-less nanny has allowed her career to blossom.

Shortly after “Sex and the City 2″, Eve was offered the lead role in a movie called “The Decoy Bride”, which is slated for release in Australia, and The United Kingdom in 2011. As Lara Tyler, Alice Eve plays a famous actress who wants nothing more than a small, private wedding ceremony with her fiance. When her wedding is crashed by paparazzi, Lara’s management team devises a plan for a fake wedding to throw the paparazzi off of Lara’s trail. The only problem is that the woman they hire to play Lara at the fake wedding causes Lara’s fiance to have second thoughts about who he really loves.

“The Raven”, starring Alice Eve as Edgar Allan Poe’s fiance, will be released in the United States in the spring of 2012. This film is a murder-mystery, and a fictional account of the final days of Edgar Allan Poe’s life. A serial killer bases several murders on the stories of Poe, which challenges Poe, himself, to attempt to solve the mystery. Edgar Allan Poe, played by John Cusack, works with a detective in this thriller to solve the murders based on his works, while also trying to save his fiance who has been kidnapped by the murderer.

After playing the damsel in distress, Eve took on a more powerful role as a young Agent O in “Men in Black III”. Little is known about the plot of this third installment of the “Men in Black” franchise, which is due to hit theaters in the summer of 2012. It is rumored that the agents will be dabbling in time travel, and Eve will play the young Agent O from the past. Further rumors speculate that Agent O, both in the past, and in the present, is working her way toward taking over as Chief of  The Men in Black.

With titles like these on her resume, you should expect to see a lot more of this promising young actress in the years to come.

Photo credits:  Kate Turning

The 29-year-old star has a role in new movie The Raven, which also stars actor John Cusack.

She opened up about what it was like filming the movie’s gritty scenes.

According to UK newspaper Daily Express, she said: “Dirt was thrown on my face all the time and what I didn’t eat I spat in to a bucket.

“We filmed the sequence on a desolate, endless landscape in Serbia in winter and I was freezing while being buried alive.”

I have to start off with the fact that I loved your performance.

Oh, thank you!

This could’ve been just another pretty girl with no substance, but you are really fantastic here.

Oh my goodness, that is a huge compliment.

What were your thoughts on the whole “Ugly Ducking” concept going into the film and its relationship to your character?

I felt like this girl, I mean the reason I did it was this character was so well rounded and almost like a paradigmatic male lead. She had the money and she had the success, and she had the choices. It was a real privilege to play a woman like that. Because often they have to be bitchy, or there is something wrong with them. You know, she didn’t have any of that. But I thought the main thing about her was that she had an open heart, and she really didn’t judge on appearances. He was the insecure one. He was the one with the problem going into a relationship.

Yeah, not so much an ugly ducking, but he didn’t have the confidence to go after what he wanted.

Exactly, and believe that you can get it.

Obviously, your father is a successful actor (Trevor Eve). What did you learn from him about the craft and going into this business?

Quite a lot you know, he was very instructive and he’d been a mentor to me and very supportive. The one thing, the resounding thing that I learned from him is the pursuit of truth is everything. That’s the paramount thing in our profession, you know, you have to be true in your performance.

Well you could say that about Molly, although you might find it hard to believe that a “10” would fall for a “5”…

Right.

But both you and Jay [Baruchel] had wonderful chemistry together.

Yeah we did. We heard that early on, that it was just playing really well and we were playing really well opposite each other. When we first met, we went for lunch and got straight into a debate about religion. So I think we had kind of similar minds and we liked to converse and discuss ideas, and I think that kind of came through in the movie.

How much of Molly is you, of course I imagine that you don’t have the webbed toes?

[Laughing] Yeah, I’m lucky I don’t have that. [Laughing] You know, she is like I said, I definitely have never been judgmental of the way people look and I know that she doesn’t really seem to think that that is a problem either. And she doesn’t think that there are any class boundaries, it’s Jay’s character that has all of that insecurity, and I think I’m similar to that. But she is pretty efficient and… I guess I have quite a few similarities. I mean, I’m not an event planner… the main thing I think is that I communicate better than she does. She goes quiet for a long time and doesn’t talk to anyone about the fact that they’ve broken up and doesn’t complain… I definitely would be more vocal.

Why do you think that this type of film, the geeky guy gets the girl (or vice versa), has the success it often has in America?

Well, I don’t know… I think that it is sort of the American dream isn’t it. You know, bad guy gone good, and it’s like you can take yourself from zero to hero, it is kind of an American thing. Whereas in England, I think the paradigm is similar, obviously struggle has to be involved in order for there to be a story, but its more of the “Pride and Prejudiced” thing where the woman doesn’t think the guy is right for her. She won’t go with him because he is too this, or too that and she’s kind of morally superior. Whereas here it’s like the guy feels not good enough. Not always the guy, its from the girl too, it shifts to the sex, but it is similar to the American dream I would think.

And with this movie in particular, I don’t think the advertising is terribly honest about what it really is…

Yeah, I think you’re right.

This is not a hard core sex comedy, and that is almost what it looks like from the trailers.

Oh really, you think it sells it as more of a hard core sex comedy?

Absolutely. The ads focus on the raunchy humor, but this is really more of a date movie, or a relationship movie…

Right. That’s what you felt like it was? I think its true. I think it is that. It is like a raunchy romantic comedy, but there are elements of that genre.

Oh absolutely. But some of the best moments are the more sincere ones, including the scene where you confront him and his weakness. That is a wonderful scene.

Yeah, I love that scene. Oh, thank you so much, because I love doing that scene.

Now this seems to be a big summer for you, as you also have SEX AND THE CITY 2 coming out.

Yeah.

What was that like? Talk about Americana!

Right, that was incredible. Talk about, kind of, female heaven you know. I mean, its not just American, its universal femininity coming together in that, and everything women love. I just had a discussion with somebody and they said it was like, THE GODFATHER for women. And I guess that is kind of a good way of explaining what it is. It’s like, for guys the ultimate movie would be that, and I guess for women it really is that. I mean, it’s a universal thing for any woman, anywhere, Sex and the City… I’ve never met a woman that doesn’t have an ‘Oh my God!’ response.

What was it like working with that cast? These are some of the most accomplished actresses in television history, and now with the films…

They really are, and you can tell. They don’t miss a beat, they are right on it, and they are incredibly professional which is what I learned the most from. They will wait and wait, and we had crying babies and we had the whole thing, and they would wait, but when the time would come, they do it. And they do it again, and do it again. I learned a lot from them.

What part do you play? What can you tell me about it?

I play Charlotte’s (Kristin Davis) nanny. It’s a good role, I’m happy with it.

What’s next for you after this and Sex and the City?

Well I’m looking to find the right group of people to work with next. Because I’m proud of both of these projects that I’ve done and I want it to be just as talented of a group that I put myself in with.

Source: JoBlo

Few details about the Men in Black III plot have been confirmed, though it is known that the film will revolve around a time traveling Agent J (Will Smith) who goes back to the 1960s to visit a young Agent K (Josh Brolin). The film’s villain, Boris (Jemaine Clement), travels back in time in an attempt to kill Agent K in order to set off a chain of events which will result in the end of the world.

Men in Black 3 stars Will Smith, Josh Brolin, Emma Thompson, Sharlto Copley, Tommy Lee Jones, Nicole Scherzinger, Jemaine Clement, Bill Hader and Alice Eve. The film is scheduled for theatrical release on May 25th, 2012.