last beautiful girl

He is very cute. I can't wait to see Alex and Emma. He and Kate Hudson look like they'll play very well off of eachother.

I saw "Old School" in theaters, it wasn't the best movie ever(I only saw it for Luke anyway) [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img] , but it was...funny. I can appreciate a little male humor every once in a while.

Jen

justsmile

hello, just stopping by to say I can't wait to see luke in his new movie... and undeclared invited me over

so hello [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

meg

Rian

If you truly want a good laugh (more than you might get from watching the film itself), listen to the OLD SCHOOL commentary tract, w/ Luke, Vince, Will and director Tod Phillips. Luke quite honestly is the funniest one of the group--whenever he has a close-up he tells them they have to quiet down, and he nicknames himself "One-Take Wilson" and has these funny names for his eyes (Trust me, it makes sense when you hear it!)
He has such a witty sense of humor, you'd never guess he's outshine Will Ferrell or Vince Vaughn (who sounds a tad drugged up during the commentary, but makes a funny joke about the kids he had to work with as his children.) Really though, rent the movie and pick the commentary--it will add a whole 'nother level to your Luke admiration.
Rian

Cursed

I didn't find the movie all that funny but I'll have to check out the audio commentary, commentaries for films like this are usually the best ones. Luke can be really funny in interviews but you can tell that sometimes he holds back because he seems shy on camera.

Hey justsmile!

Rian

An Article:By NANCY MILLS
SPECIAL TO THE NY DAILY NEWS

HOLLYWOOD - Luke Wilson has become Hollywood's go-to guy for romance - even
though he's still known as Owen Wilson's younger brother. Consider his leading
ladies.

Reese Witherspoon fell for him in "Legally Blonde," and the sparks keep flying
in the sequel, due July 2. "This time, Reese goes to Washington and gets
involved in an animal-rights case," Wilson says, "and we're progressing toward
the altar."

Cameron Diaz hooked up with him in "Charlie's Angels," also starring former
real-life girlfriend Drew Barrymore. In "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle," out
June 27, he says, "We're moving in together."

Kate Hudson shares top billing with Wilson in "Alex & Emma," in theaters
Friday.
Three movies in three weeks. And July 25, he's in "Masked and Anonymous," a
movie starring Bob Dylan, directed by Larry Charles, a writer-producer on
"Seinfeld."

"I have friends call and say, 'I saw a couple of your trailers,'" Wilson says
in his Texas drawl. "You get the feeling that you're annoying people by being
in so many movies."

In "Alex & Emma," Wilson plays Alex Sheldon, a writer in trouble with loan
sharks. If he can complete his next novel in 30 days, he can pay off his debt,
but he has writer's block. When he hires Emma, an outspoken stenographer, she
changes his book and his life.

"Alex & Emma" director Rob Reiner says he had seen Wilson playing only a
boyfriend, never a leading man. So he gave him the Dick Van Dyke treatment.

"He's attractive and sexy and has a laid-back sense of humor," Reiner says. But
"you've got to push a Jew through a goy [non-Jew] to get something
interesting," he says. "My dad [Carl Reiner] did it with Dick Van Dyke."

Luke Wilson arrived in Hollywood seven years ago with "Bottle Rocket," a
low-budget film that big brother Owen ("Meet the Parents," "Rushmore") co-wrote
with his buddy Wes Anderson, who also directed. Ever since, Luke has been
content to hang back and let his career come to him.

"I'm not good at pushing things," he says.

Home in Dallas, where his father ran the local PBS station and his mother was a
photographer, he was the youngest of three boys.

"Sometimes I didn't even have to make friends," he recalls. "I could just be
friends with my brothers' friends."

Even his love life has been reactive. "I went to an all-boys school [St. Marks
Academy] and just had brothers, so I was awkward with girls," he says. "I dated
girls who singled me out and forced me to talk to them."

But he has recently had a transformation.

"As much as I'm the younger brother, I'm an adult now," he says, "and I've been
in this business for eight years. I might as well start to try to do things I
admire in other people, like Clint Eastwood directing 'Play Misty for Me' and
Robert Duvall writing and directing 'The Apostle.'"

Wilson has written himself a flashy part - a fast-talking hustler - in "The
Wendell Baker Story," which he will co-direct this fall with his oldest
brother, Andrew, a documentary filmmaker.

"I look up to Owen in terms of his work," Luke says, "but in terms of a game of
Ping-Pong, the competition is high."

The Wilsons used to share a house in Los Angeles, but Luke recently bought his
own place. "I still see these guys all the time, every day," he says. "I live
in the same neighborhood. But I like to spend some time on my own."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rian

Cursed

Friday is going to be one Luke-filled night! Luke is going to be on both Letterman and Conan this Friday!

Cursed

He wasn't on Letterman but he is going to be on tomorrow.

In fact he's scheduled to be on a whole slew of shows tomorrow (Thursday the 26th) starting with The View. Then he's going to be on Letterman and then Last Call with Carson Daly.

JessesMutant

I forgot to watch the shows. [img]smilies/sigh.gif[/img] I didn't see him listed as being on the view though, cuz I saw a few mins of that.

Cursed

Yeah, he wasn't on The View but he was really great on Letterman and Last Call. He got a really big laugh on Letterman when he said that he was such a bad student that he was disapointed when he found out that he didn't have dyslexia.

I just got the July issue of Biography with Luke on the cover and, goodness gracious, the man is so handsome in the magazine! My favorite part of the article was this:
Awww!

JessesMutant

Awww! That's so sweet! I'm gonna have to get that 'zine!

Cursed

Here's the cover of Biography, he so good-looking:



I finally saw Alex and Emma and Luke was so great in it! He was funny and sweet in all the right places. I think my favorite scene is the flamenco dance scene, Luke was just hilarious in that scene.

JessesMutant

Oooh, [img]smilies/love.gif[/img] that pic! [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

Haven't seen Alex&Emma yet. No one will go with me and I HATE going to movies alone.

Cursed

Alex and Emma was a really sweet movie. Kate really cracked me up in the book-within-the-movie scenes when she had all those different accents.

I went to see Legally Blonde 2 today and it was such a fun movie. Luke only had a supporting role but there were enough scenes to keep Luke fans and Elle/Emmett fans happy. He was so sweet as Emmett and Luke did this cute Jimmy Stewart impersonation that Elle thought sounded more like Sean Connery [img]smilies/lol.gif[/img]

Here are a few pics of Luke in the movie that I got from the Reese Witherspoon board:

JessesMutant

Cute pics. Thanks for posting them. I like the last one the best. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

Cursed

He was really adorable in the movie. I really liked that his character Emmett gave Elle a snowglobe with a little Elle and Emmett in it.

Here are more pics: