My Week with Marilyn (2011)

My Week With Marilyn is being told from the perspective of Colin Clark, who worked as a ­gofer on The Prince And The Showgirl, a film that Laurence Olivier made with Marilyn Monroe in 1956.

Cast:
Marilyn Monroe (Michelle Williams)
Colin Clark (Eddie Redmayne)
Laurence Olivier (Kenneth Branagh)
Sybil Thorndike (Judi Dench)
Lucy - wardrobe assistant (Emma Watson)
Vivien Leigh -

Directed by Simon Curtis (The Virgin Queen, Return to Cranford, Mrs. Dalloway, David Copperfield)
Produced by Weinstein Brothers

From Amazon's description of book:
Clark, son of historian Sir Kenneth Clark, spent his days just after college as third assistant director (read gofer) on the set of the 1957 British film The Prince and The Showgirl. What made this film unique, and the reason Clark decided to keep a daily journal, was the unlikely pairing of Marilyn Monroe and Sir Lawrence Olivier in the title roles.

Monroe hoped this would give her a more serious image; Olivier hoped to boost his film career. But Monroe was insecure; treated badly by her new husband, Arthur Miller; and often late and on drugs. Olivier, the consummate professional, had no patience.

IMDb

Preview and Interviews for Pillars of the Earth

We get to see more scenes than those were already shown in the trailer
as well as hear from some of the cast for the upcoming series Pillars of the Earth.
-> More information on Pillars of the Earth


Featured in video:
Author Ken Follett, producer Ridley Scott
Actors: Rufus Sewell, Matthew Macfadyen, Ian McShane, Hayley Atwell, Eddie Redmayne


Thanks to Darcylicious.com for providing the video!

Eddie Redmayne - interviews

Things are swell lately for Eddie Redmayne!

~ He just won a 2010 Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Play. (for Red which is also won Tony for Best Play)
~ He's starring as Jack in the anticipated miniseries Pillars of the Earth
~ He's rumored to be cast in Spielberg's upcoming War Horse (along with Tom Hiddleston)

Here's a video interview with Redmayne following his Tony win, as well as an older interview for the New York Times which also features Rupert Friend and Ben Whishaw :)

Rupert Friend, Ben Whishaw, Eddie Redmayne, Aaron Johnson interviewed for NY Times