Olivia Wilde: ‚The Gangster Squad‘ Audition

Olivia Wilde struts her stuff as she makes her way into a studio on Thursday (June 9) in Los Angeles.

The 27-year-old actress was headed into an audition for The Gangster Squad, which is set to star Ryan Gosling, Sean Penn, and Josh Brolin.

Later that same day, Olivia changed outfits and headed to a cafe in Westwood.

“I change in my car as entertainment for my fellow traffic prisoners. Not that it’s sexy. I just strangled myself with a bra strap. Spaz” Olivia tweeted.

Quelle: Just Jared

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argh, sorry, das sollte kein Doppelpost werden. Ich wollte eigentlich den oberen Beitrag editieren 😯

Ich weiß, dass das hier nicht so richtig hinpasst, aber ich wusste nicht, wo ich es sonst posten soll.

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Was denkt ihr, ist das die echte Olivia?
Anfangs hatte die Person jedenfalls geschrieben, dass sie sich nach so vielen Anfragen bei Twitter endlich bei Facebook registriert hätte.
Aber das muss ja trotzdem nichts heißen.
Also was denkt ihr?

LG Remy

@candy 1095319 wrote:

Das würde ich mit Vorsicht genießen. Du kannst ja mal Olivia Wilde via Twitter direkt darauf ansprechen. Vielleicht hast du Glück und sie antwortet ausnahmsweise

Ich hab leider kein Twitter Aber ich könnte mich ja endlich mal anmelden.
Dass das mit Vorsicht zu genießen ist, ist mir klar

Olivia Wilde in der nächsten Ausgabe des LA Times Magazine (Juli 2011)

Ausschnitt aus dem Artikel:

On a recent Thursday, Olivia Wilde reported for duty at a morgue. Actresses and morgues generally see very little of each other, but this particular morgue is in earthquake-ravaged Haiti, where Wilde likes to visit every few months to distribute food, rebuild infrastructure—whatever needs doing. For the next hour, she bundled unrefrigerated corpses into body bags, singing with the locals and honoring their tradition of celebrating life while surrounded by death.

Then her agent called. “I was crouched outside this cholera clinic, sitting on a cinder block with my phone,” recalls Wilde, who volunteers with Haitians through the nonprofit Artists for Peace and Justice, “[about] to help hand out rice at a refugee camp and figure out how our students can build more classrooms. It was hard for me to be on the ball during that call, but I had to remember that acting is actually my job. Whenever I want to say, ‘F–k Hollywood,’ I have to remember that the reason I am even useful in Haiti is because I have a job here.”

Since 2009, the 27-year-old has balanced two lives with aplomb, going from a tent with no computer access to a Saturday Night Live after-party, from her role as Remy Hadley on the medical drama House to a Haitian hilltop that needs a new school. And that juggling act is about to get even tougher, as Wilde’s leonine beauty and rare savvy carnality conspire to launch her into a higher Hollywood stratum. It’s the kind of quality stardom all actors dream of, but it leaves little time for second homes in third worlds.

“She’s gonna blow up,” says David Dobkin, who directed Wilde alongside Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds in next month’s
The Change-Up. “She doesn’t just fulfill a role. She’s smart. She’s cutting-edge. She is her own thing. I feel like I’m looking at another Faye Dunaway, breaking big.”

For the record, Wilde does plan to return to a fifth season of House, making the doctors hot under the stethoscope as the enigmatic, sexually restless “Dr. Thirteen.” But the actress has also spent the last three years quietly cultivating her film chops. She has six unreleased films in the can, three of which— the sci-fi shoot-’em-up Cowboys & Aliens, the futuristic thriller In Time and the requisite romcom, The Change-Up—are aimed squarely at the mass market and are set to bow before the year is out. So if the average fanboy isn’t familiar with Wilde via her glowin-the-dark catsuit in Tron: Legacy, he’ll know her but good by the time America sits down for Thanksgiving dinner.

“Someone who’s that attractive and talented and smart? Sky’s the limit for her, because that just doesn’t come around that often,” says Cowboys & Aliens director Jon Favreau.

Wilde has always had brains. Her journalist par**ents, who trekked the globe for CBS, ABC and National Geo*graphic, let young Olivia horn in on political conversations… She can rattle off news bits like a Christiane Amanpour sans trench coat.

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Bright, ambitious and beautiful, Olivia chose acting over medicine. After starting her career in 2001 on the hit teen drama The OC, in 2007 she landed the part of brilliant, sexy Dr Remy ‘Thirteen’ Hadley in the TV medical drama House with Hugh Laurie. ‘I really am in love with Hugh. He’s the funniest, sweetest person I know,’ she says. ‘I was going through a tumultuous time in my life recently [she is referring to her divorce from Italian prince and film maker Tao Ruspoli earlier this year] and he was so supportive and wonderful.’