With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, JJJ will be revealing the plans of all your favorite stars!Each day, we’ll be talking to a new celeb about what he or she plans on doing – whether single or in a relationship!First up is the always sweet Tom Felton who dished to JJJ about what he wants to do with longtime loveJade Olivia.“Well, it’s our anniversary a few days before that, so we kind of combine the two,” Tom said. “We were hoping to go away, but we’re back in the U.K. working on this documentary we’re making together.”He added, “But yes, I’m sure I will come up with some sort of romantic gesture and hopefully we can go away for the weekend together – watching trash TV with good food and good wine.”Stay tuned for more V-day fun!
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Was a tough but great first weeks filming on#GOTP splendid sunsets almost every night, bloody marvelous
#luckyman
Week one behind us. Feels like six. Great company in@TomFelton and@MrJakeAbel &#BajaStudios is treating us right.
Set Report: Shoot Day 3 - Work doesn't end when the sun goes down on this set! @ Baja Studios,…
Shooting this movie is like drama fat camp.Oh dear Garrett you don't sound sound impressed. I guess you will all have to watch those LBS.#ghostsofthepacific
Set Report: Shoot Day 3 - Line Producer Luisa Gomez de Silva christening the new camera barge! @ Baja…
30 feet up above Tank 4.Notice the famous green backcloth commonly used in filming now.
Set Report: Shoot Day 2 - Protecting the electricity on the water...safety first! @ Baja Studios,…TomFelton @TomFelton 's Tweet today was simply
Day 2I hope maybe he will tweet us some photos but you can catch up on all our Photos Here#GOTP
No doubt we will see Tom take to the skies again once again like he did in Adrenaline Junkie.
I wonder if he will take a photo with him of his GF tucked up his sleeve ? You big Softy Tom thats why we love you.
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| Already set and waiting for director Brian Falk , Credit @Ghostspaciific (Twitter) |
Here is the News break from Hitfix and Garrat Dillahunts Blog:
Garret Dillahunt, Tom Felton and Jake Abel are about to go to war.The three actors are set to star in “Ghosts of the Pacific,” a WWII drama produced by The American Film Company.“Pacific” tells the the true story of three Navy flyers — pilot Harold Dixon (Dillahunt), bombardier Tony Pastula (Felton), and radioman Gene Aldrich (Abel) – who survived a harrowing ordeal in the South Pacific in 1942. After ditching their damaged scouting plane, the three strangers find themselves adrift on a 4×8-foot life raft with no food, water, or supplies.Producer and American Film Co. president Brian Falk (Robert Redford’s “The Conspirator”) will be making his directorial debut.Falk is also co-writing with Mark David Keegan. The film is being produced by Falk and Mark Moran, with Kurt Graver co-producing. The American Film Company’s Joe Ricketts will exec produce.
NO START DATE HAS BEEN MENTIONED BUT IT CAN BE ASSUMED IT WILL BE SOON AS TOM HAS CANCELLED CONVENTIONS IN VANCOUVER AND CALGARY WHICH HE WAS SCHEDULED TO ATTEND AT THE END OF THE MONTH.It’s January 16, 1942. Veteran Navy pilot Harold Dixon, and his young crew — radioman Gene Aldrich, and bombardier Tony Pastula — take off from the deck of aircraft carrier USS Enterprise to search for Japanese submarines in the glistening waters of the South Pacific. The three men are virtual strangers, assigned to spend an afternoon together in a single-engine torpedo bomber. They should be back on the ship in time for dinner.But instead of dinner, evening instead finds the men adrift on a dark ocean in a tiny rubber raft, forced to ditch their plane after they somehow lost their carrier…then their remaining fuel…then the setting sun. Most significantly, the plane itself sank to the ocean floor, carrying with it nearly all of their emergency supplies.No first aid kit, no signaling device, no compass, no food, no water.Thus begins GHOSTS OF THE PACIFIC, the incredible account of a 34-day odyssey that has become a Navy legend. Dixon, Aldrich, and Pastula cast adrift on the high seas, assaulted by sharks and storms, burning in the relentless sun, starving to death
