Vanity Fair’s 17th Annual Hollywood Issue
Vanity Fair’s annual Hollywood Issue is pretty much a staple for any person with at least a passing interest in anything entertainment, and this year’s classic ensemble is another diverse and well-assembled group of young thespians who’ve made an impact in film one way or another.
Leading the pack are Green Lantern to-be Ryan Reynolds, with Love and Other Drugs stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway, as well as Oscar co-host and 127 Hours star James Franco – all front cover-worthy I might add. On the inside, The Hurt Locker star Anthony Mackie gets a well-deserved appearance, flanked on both sides by Oscar nominee Jennifer Lawrence and the sizzlingly sexy Olivia Wilde.
Truth be told, I still prefer last year’s elegantly shot Annie Leibovitz set, of course for the simple reason that it was an all female photoshoot. Carey Mulligan, Mia Wasikowska, Amanda Seyfried, Emma Stone, Anna Kendrick, Rebecca Hall, and heck even Kristen Stewart all looked impeccable.
Shot of that after the cut…
And my only complaint for this year?
Robert Duvall.
Seems so out of place… and so severely photoshopped to boot.
This entry was posted on February 2, 2011 by Carlo Chong. It was filed under Commentary, News .
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Vanity Fair’s 17th Annual Hollywood Issue
Vanity Fair’s annual Hollywood Issue is pretty much a staple for any person with at least a passing interest in anything entertainment, and this year’s classic ensemble is another diverse and well-assembled group of young thespians who’ve made an impact in film one way or another.
Leading the pack are Green Lantern to-be Ryan Reynolds, with Love and Other Drugs stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway, as well as Oscar co-host and 127 Hours star James Franco – all front cover-worthy I might add. On the inside, The Hurt Locker star Anthony Mackie gets a well-deserved appearance, flanked on both sides by Oscar nominee Jennifer Lawrence and the sizzlingly sexy Olivia Wilde.
Truth be told, I still prefer last year’s elegantly shot Annie Leibovitz set, of course for the simple reason that it was an all female photoshoot. Carey Mulligan, Mia Wasikowska, Amanda Seyfried, Emma Stone, Anna Kendrick, Rebecca Hall, and heck even Kristen Stewart all looked impeccable.
Shot of that after the cut…
And my only complaint for this year?
Robert Duvall.
Seems so out of place… and so severely photoshopped to boot.
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