There’s no much news regarding Neve lately, so that’s the updates are so poor these days. But if you’re currently living in UK, don’t forget to see Neve in Burn Up. BBC has both episodes to be watched online, but unfortunaly it’s available only to UK.

I finally found some free time and made screencaptures from two recent Neve movies: Closing the Ring and I Really Hate My Job. I will be inserting “Burn Up” caps really soon, so stay tuned.

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• Closing the Ring screencaptures
• I Really Hate My Job screencaptures

Burn Up, the two-part eco-drama about global warming and the oil industry, debuted on BBC2 with 2.4 million and 12% audience share on July 23.

The programme, which starred Rupert Penry-Jones and Neve Campbell, peaked with 2.6 million and 13% at 9pm then steadily lost viewers until it ended at 10.30pm, according to unofficial overnights.

Burn Up beat the final of Personal Services Required at 9pm on Channel 4, which recorded 1.7 million and 8% share 9pm. The show reached an additional 69,000 viewers an hour later on Channel 4 + 1.

Read more…

I found a great article published in the UK newspaper Sunday Mail, and wrote by Steve Clark. In this article, Neve talks about his fear in having kids, because the crazyness of the world we live.

“I’m really not sure about having kids. Maybe I’ll shift my view in a couple of years.
“People say things like, ‘You could have the child who makes a big difference to the planet, but we’re not talking about changes happening to the planet in 50 years. It’s more likely to be 20 years and we’re going to be in a mess. Part of me thinks it is not necessarily fair to bring kids into a world like that. It seems selfish to and it is something I have struggled with for the past few years.”

She also talks about his husband Jon Light, their marriage, how is living in different continents because their work, and, of course, about Burn Up.

It’s a great article, totally recomended. To read it, go to Sunday Mail

Wednesday 23 & Friday 25 July 2008, 9pm, BBC Two
Starring Bradley Whitford, Neve Campbell and Rupert Penry-Jones, Burn Up is a two-part provocative drama set in the real-life context of climate change.

Burn Up is a powerful story of love, commitment and divided loyalty - a thriller in which the stakes couldn’t be higher. This topical thriller sees oil company executives, environmental activists and politicians collide in the battle between economic success and ecological responsibility.

Campbell plays Holly, whose covert collaboration with environmentalists puts her in great jeopardy, and Whitford plays Tom’s best friend Mack, a charismatic yet unscrupulous oil industry lobbyist.

We follow the trio’s lives and loves as they hurtle towards a global climate change summit.
BBC Commissioning Editor for Drama, Lucy Richer, said, “Burn Up is a highly authored piece wholly of this unique moment in time. The exciting mix of US, Canadian and UK talent, the awesome backdrop of the Canadian wilds combined with Simon’s taut and provocative script makes for an epic proposition.”
Source: BBC’s Burn Up page

Added screencaptures from the trailer, also some promotional pictures to the gallery. And since this show is only available to Canada and UK, I would love you forever if you can help our site with any material about it. Thanks!

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• Burn Up (2008) - Promotional Pictures
• Burn Up (2008) - Trailer screencaptures

Scream 4 could be in the pipeline. The Weinstein Company, the production firm formed by the high-profile producing pair the Weinstein Brothers, announced it would be developing a third sequel to the lucrative franchise that parodied the horror genre. It’s as yet unclear whether writer Kevin Williamson, director Wes Craven and star Neve Campbell will participate in the project. There have been attempts to resurrect the franchise in the past, but so far they have failed.

I received some great donations to our site. Thiago Saldanha, a fellow brazilian fan, had scanned and sent the September 1997 Rolling Stone magazine, and Sidney has sent some pretty wallpapers to our multimedia section. Thank you SO SO much guys!
PS: Do not repost these without give credit to our friends, okay?

Also, VIP Magazine (a brazilian magazine dedicated to male audience) is choosing the 100+ sexy women from 2008. And you can vote direct at their site, just type where you read “ou escreva aqui” 10 names (including Neve, of course), and click on “enviar votos”. Simple!
You’ll need to choose 10 names, or the site won’t let you submit your vote. But isn’t too complicated, since you can wrote the name of your favorite female. Thank you!

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• Wallpapers 1024×768
• Rolling Stone - September 1997