007 Takes a Break from Action to Reflect in new Film Evelyn
by Tonie Moses


From Halle Berry to Alec Baldwin to the real life Evelyn, all came out to support the man of the moment star Pierce Bronson in his new role of single father in the film Evelyn set to open in theaters this Friday.

The film set in the early 1950’s Ireland is based upon the character Evelyn who along with her two other siblings are taken away from their father "Pierce Bronson" by the Irish Supreme Court. The film explores Bronson’s fight for custody of his three children and exposes the judicial system in an effort to bring awareness about the rights of single parents.

"This film was particularly important for me because I am a father and to go through what this man went through to keep his children was very cathartic," said Bronson.

Bronson who just released his third Bond installment "Die Another Day" opposite Halle Berry who unavailable for comments, said this film is very important and the timing could not have been any better.

"I don’t know if there is a wrong or right time to put out a film like this, but whenever it’s a true story and it’s positive than time is never a factor, a good film is a good film," he said.

The film also stars actors Julianne Marguiles, and Aidan Quinn.

Stars come out for Premiere of Roman Polansky new film "The Pianist" By Tonie Moses Jack Nicholson, Fran Drescher, and New-Comer Adrienne Brody was among the festivities this past week for the premiere of Roman Polanski’s new film The Pianist. The film stars Adrienne Brody, who plays a Polish Jew during the holocaust who finds refuge in his piano and a German soldier during World War II. The film took over a year to film, is based upon a true story and explores the life of one man’s fight to live and play his piano, and another man’s courage to protect him from the devastation of War. "Mentally I had to prepare for this film because to experience what this man went through was very heart-wrenching," said Brody. "I had to learn how to play the classical piano and that was very tough but rewarding," he said. Other celebrities on hand just came out for the support of the film and to enjoy the LA Jewish Symphony that serenaded guest as they arrived for the premiere. "I’m just here to have a good time, and watch a great movie," said Fran Drescher. "No matter what we have to remember those who suffered rather it’s the holocaust or apartheid, because that is very important," she said. "What’s a Jewish affair without a buffet," joked Bruce Vilanch.

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