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In truth, Rachel Weisz was “just being rather stubborn.”
She had just spent months in the darkest depths of drama, shooting “The Constant Gardener” and “The Fountain.” It was time, she declared, for a comedy.
“Which was kind of exactly what I wasn’t being offered,” the 38-year-old actress recalls. Then she got her hands on a strange script called “The Brothers Bloom,” a con-man comedy that seemed equal parts whimsy and gunpowder.
“When I read this one, I thought, ‘Oh, yeah, this is the role, this is the one,’ ” she says on the phone from her home in New York a week before the film’s release.
But there was a problem: The movie “was not, I believe, something the director and producer were considering me for,” she explains.
No matter. Weisz, who won an Oscar for her role in “The Constant Gardener,” was already consumed with the notion of playing Penelope Stamp, a reclusive heiress who spends all of her time acquiring new hobbies. Read more… »

Rachel Weisz is letting her career take a back seat so she can spend more time with her family.
The British star — who has a son, Henry, with her director fiancé Darren Aronofsky – says she has scaled back her work commitments and is concentrating on being a mother and a wife.
“I used to work back to back,” says Rachel. “Now I do two projects a year and take a big break between them. I have to consider where I’m traveling to if Darren’s going to be working at the same time.
“You know, I filmed Agora in Malta for four months, and Darren edited there. Before that we were both at home in New York, where he was shooting.
“Then I started Agora and two weeks later he came out with his editor. So we’ve managed to keep the family together. And it works.”

source: showbizspy

Rachel Weisz attended the screening of ”Agora” at the Palais Des Festivals during the 62nd International Cannes Film Festival on May 17, 2009 in Cannes, France. The 38 year old actress is most famously known for her role within the hit films “The Mummy” and “The Mummy Returns” alongside Brendan Fraser.
She was at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival to promote her latest starring role where she plays the scholar Hypatia and plays an astronomer in ancient Alexandria alongside the late director Anthony Minghella’s son Max in Roman Egypt.
The film is focused on Hypatia, who shuns romantic advances to devote herself completely to the study of the stars as religious violence rages around her. Her inspiration for this role came from her 85 year old aunt who she said” devoted her life to science”. Alejandro Amenabar from Chile is the films director and has an Oscar to his name.
Rachel Weisz shone on the red carpet in green and was amongst a slew of stars attending this event with recently Mariah Carey for her film screening of Precious which got a high rating from us.

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