Joshua Jackson - Josh News and Updates - Part 19: Making a move to NYC? - Page 4

jjobsession · 05-07-2008, 09:25 AM

You have no idea how much it turns me on that he drives a truck...no idea...And a crew cab to boot!!!

***Mandy*** · 05-07-2008, 09:47 AM

Just received word that Josh has no plans to attend the screening in San Diego.

bearlee · 05-07-2008, 10:04 AM

Oops, sorry.

sailaway · 05-07-2008, 08:48 PM

its funny that we hear a rumor of Josh maybe making a move to NYC, then hear that Michelle maybe making plans to move out (understandably). its a shame they wont be in the same city to reconnect.

Myfirstlove · 05-07-2008, 09:33 PM

Josh looks gorgeous in that pic, I love the truck..I miss my truck

I also hear that Katie wants to move to NYC if she gets that Broadway role...

Fennep · 05-08-2008, 07:12 AM

CTV has a clip of Josh at the MET Gala.

link

Clip on Tuesady's Etalk.

suzi c · 05-08-2008, 08:45 AM

Thanks Fennep.

Pictures are good but hearing him talk is even better!!

FanJoshy · 05-08-2008, 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by suzi c (View Post)

Thanks Fennep.

Pictures are good but hearing him talk is even better!!

I agree!

Thanks Fennep!

aussiechic · 05-09-2008, 04:02 AM

Thanks for the video. It was a pity the segment wasn't longer. For such a big/high profile event, they didn't telecast much footage. Still, the little bit shown was good. Katie's dress stilled looked awful, hate to say.

sailaway · 05-09-2008, 07:26 PM

was it just me or did KH look very orange? too much makeup maybe. i feel so bad for her.

thanks for the link.

sanajgl · 05-11-2008, 04:59 AM

Diane Kruger and Joshua Jackson at Costume Institute gala 2008 video

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Murron · 05-11-2008, 08:47 AM

aww lovely!! thanks for bringing it!

**Ten My Love** · 05-11-2008, 06:04 PM

Cool, sana. Thanks for bringing those pics over!

~Donna

Fennep · 05-12-2008, 05:13 AM

Thanks for the video. Seems like Diane didn't want to let go of his hand, who could blame her though!

***Mandy*** · 05-12-2008, 12:02 PM

Thanks to the folks over at LastBroadcast.co.uk for giving me the heads up about a great interview that they did with Josh during his SHUTTER promotion. I love British interviews! They always ask the questions we as fans would ask and want to know more about.

Josh / Shutter / Interview (off site)

The station also wanted to remind the UK Residents that SHUTTER is coming out in theaters there on May 16, 2008 and they're running a contest where they're giving away a load of merchandise from the film! You can enter the contest and find more information here:

LastBroadcast UK - Shutter Contest

Some of my fave questions/answers from the interview:

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What are your interests outside acting?

“A couple of years ago I decided that a man should know how to ride a motorcycle, so I bought a 2004 Triumph Speedmaster. I like the experience of being on my motorcycle because it is liberating and thrilling. You get outside the city and explore and riding in LA is great because you don’t have to deal with traffic. Also, you can go camping, travel on smaller roads, get lost and travel freely. It is the same thing that I love about rock climbing. When you are climbing, that is the only thing you can think about, nothing else can cross your mind or you will fall. When you are on a motorcycle, it is you and the road and you can’t answer your cell phone and you don’t have to engage in conversation. I don’t listen to music and I’m just there on the road. I love road trips anyway, but being inside the cocoon of a car doesn’t give you that tactile experience. When you are on a motorcycle you are subject to the elements. It feels immediate.”

I recently had the chance to make a film called ONE WEEK, in which I ride a motorcycle across Canada. That was amazing. I have done a couple of road trips from L.A. to Vancouver and I am planning a Mexico trip later this year. What I like to do most for work and in my free time is to travel and to continually do new things, which is probably why I am an actor.

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You have already achieved a great deal. How do you view your career at the moment?

“I am pretty happy. I turn 30 in a couple of months. I have been working professionally for 20 years which seems crazy and I am still able to do diverse work. I am learning a lot all the time. My career (like everyone’s) has gone through ebbs and flows. Sometimes it is more interesting and sometimes it is less interesting. Right now I am enjoying my work so much. I hope to be back on television next year doing a show called FRINGE from J.J. Abrams. It is a science fiction show which is great fun and challenging. In every episode we will be stepping into a different world.”

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DAWSON’S CREEK was so popular and I wonder how that has affected you and your career. You became a heartthrob with millions of female admirers who loved the show. What was that experience like?

“I do not wake up in the morning and say ‘Wow I look really handsome today. Am I able to go outside (laugh)?’ It is certainly complimentary and nicer than the opposite would be, but if at the end of the day the best I could say about who I am as a man and an actor is that I am handsome, I would not feel a great sense of achievement! I do not spend a lot of time thinking about the way I look. ”

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You are Canadian but have Irish roots - how important is that cultural connection?

“It is very important to me. My whole family is Irish. My mother is from Dublin. We are now scattered in different countries, but a lot of my Irish family have moved back to Ireland, to Dublin and Galway and Bray, that is where they all end up. I love going to Ireland, it is really part of me. It drives my mother crazy when she hears Americans say they are Irish so I would never say that I am Irish, but I do feel very connected to the culture. It is not that far removed for me. It is my mother’s culture and I lived there for a short time as a child.”

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What are your goals and dreams?

“After DAWSON’S CREEK, I didn’t want to think about ambition, I wanted time to myself. Then when I did the West End Play, it reminded me that I am an actor, I love this job, there is no getting away from it. So now, at 30, my ambitions are becoming more clear and focused. I want to work on challenging projects that are uncomfortable and I want to do work that I haven’t done before, like this film: playing a character who seems to be one thing but is completely the opposite. I just want to challenge myself and confront things that I haven’t done. I want to be open to experiencing new things all the time.”