Free Josh Hartnett CORDUROY Magazine Giveaway September 16th, 2011 | Posted by Annie

Yup, that’s right! I’m giving away ONE free copy of the CORDUROY magazine with Josh Hartnett on the cover. I’ve never done this before and thought it would be fun to do. If you would like to get this, please EMAIL ME or use the CONTACT PAGE FORM the following details by next Friday 23rd September: 1. Name 2. Your address 3. Tell me your favorite Josh Hartnett movie and why. That’s it! I’ll pick the winner of the magazine randomly. Note about shipping: As I live in the US, I’ll be more than happy to provide the shipping cost within the US. However, for people living outside of the US, you’ll need to provide the cost of shipping it to your country. For the USPS international shipping rates, please refer here, or you can use Fedex or UPS if you like. Buy the magazine straight from CORDUROY here!

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HQ Josh Hartnett Corduroy Magazine Scans September 5th, 2011 | Posted by Annie

I received my copy of Corduroy Magazine and scanned the pages in. Now you guys can read the full article on Josh! The magazine also features Rebecca Hall, Sir Ben Kingsley, Christophe Lemaire, Taylor Kitsch, Sebastian Stan and more!

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Josh Hartnett by Peter Ash Lee August 21st, 2011 | Posted by Annie

Stunning new photos of Josh Hartnett by Peter Ash Lee for Corduroy Magazine. Josh is looking very sharp. And if you click to Models.com, you’ll be able to see Josh’s Corduroy Magazine spread. The images are small, but I’ll upload HQ images of the spread as soon as I get a hold of the magazine.

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Josh Hartnett Corduroy Magazine August 19th, 2011 | Posted by Annie

Josh Hartnett is on the cover of the 9th issue of Corduroy Magazine. You can now purchase it online at www.corduroymag.com. You can also read a snippet of the article: Shortly after graduating high school, Josh Hartnett was accepted into the State University of New York’s prestigious acting conservatory. He was kicked out six months later. Frustrated with what he perceived to be unrealistic expectations, he wrote to the dean of the program telling him that constant evaluations were strangling the students’ creativity. The dean, he says, responded by asking him to leave. Years later, Harnett is reclining on a leather couch in a non-descript photo studio in West Hollywood, talking about stepping-stones. There’s this idea that every experience, whether positive or negative, propels you closer to your goal, he explains. Still, “you want the stepping stones to also be worth being part of.” It’s late in the afternoon and Hartnett is restless. He’s been filming the colonial drama, Singularity, in Australia, but is in town for a few weeks “takings meetings.” Hartnett hasn’t lived in L.A. for a few years now (he splits his time between an apartment in New York and his hometown of Saint Paul, Minnesota) so he’s spent the past few weeks living out of a room at the Chateau Marmont. “You wanna do this at the Chateau?” he asks, though it’s not clear if he’s asking more for him or for us. We decide to stay in the quieter and paparazzi-free confines of the studio that we have rented for the day’s shoot. Hartnett is 32 and handsome; no longer the boyish heartthrob with moppish hair that graced teen magazine covers and posters at the on-set of his career, but not exactly grizzled and graying at the sides Brad Pitt-style either. On this day, he’s arrived in a loose-fitting Henley top, dark jeans and black boots, with a pair of gold-rimmed Ray-Bans dangling from his collar. He’s also wearing a knit “beanie,” which has become an unintended signature of sorts for him over the years. You get the impression the hat is more to help him keep a low profile than to make any kind of fashion statement. “I’ve taken a couple years off from acting in film,” Hartnett says, as if to confirm the sentiment. “For a while now, I’ve been kind of uninspired to act.” (Tim Chan) - To read the rest of this story, pick up Issue 9 of Corduroy… I know that Josh has been in Norway for the past few days. I will upload those pictures shortly. Sorry for the delay!

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Josh Hartnett Corduroy Magazine and Bunraku Promotional Stills August 3rd, 2011 | Posted by Annie

Josh Hartnett looks very handsome on the cover for Corduroy Magazine. The photograph is taken by Peter Ash Lee. Here is the cover: Josh Hartnett with Peter Ash Lee on set: And new “Bunraku” promotional stills:

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Never before seen photoshoot September 1st, 2010 | Posted by Annie

Here are 2 sets of photos from a few years back that we have not seen! Photo taken by Mark Abrahams for Sundance 2008: The photo was used in V magazine for the spread of Summer 08 – Upcoming Attractions: And 2 more photos from the session by Jake Chessum for Glamour Magazine in 2006. Simply gorgeous! Thanks to those who spoke up about the registration problem of the galleries. I have fixed the problem and you do NOT need to make an account to view the albums.

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Korean Vogue Scans & Photos & Video October 22nd, 2009 | Posted by Annie

There are two covers to the november edition of Korean Vogue. One is of Josh with LBH and one is of Josh with a Korean model. The story with LBH is called ‘A Few Good Men‘. The story with the Korean model is ‘One Fine Day’. Scans are up in the gallery. Thanks to Jocelyn for them.      Jocelyn also made scans for the issue of Josh and LBH in Movieweek:    Also added to the gallery are the original photos of the Vogue shoots. Arthur Elgort took the pictures of Josh and the model:     And Cho Sun Hi was the photographer for the Good Men shoot:     The behind the scenes footage of the shoot: [Watch Online here] And two new portraits of Josh promoting ICWTR in Korea:   The new candids of Josh strolling in Soho will be posted in my next post.

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More Korean Vogue Pics October 20th, 2009 | Posted by Annie

The photographs were taken by Cho Sun-hee with the concept of classic Italian macho concept of the 1950s. And they will appear in a 12 page fashion spread in the November issue of Korean Vogue.   According to a source at the Haeundae shoot, Lee had acted as Hartnett’s translator. Hartnett had said, “I only slept two hours and had to do about forty interviews, but I’m glad to be doing it together with Lee Byung-heon.” He also said that he had first seen Lee act in A Bittersweet Life and thought Lee reminded him of noted French actor Alain Delon (of films such as Purple Noon and Notre histoire): “He can be good or he can be bad, and that’s what makes him dangerous. That’s the reason that Byung-heon is well-cast in gangster movies.” Lee said of Hartnett: “Josh is a free-spirited actor. Whether it’s a blockbuster, a low-budget film, or an art film like I Come With the Rain, he goes where his emotions lead him. We have a lot in common.” Source: Drama Beans.com Josh Hartnett also had a few words for Vogue Korea and among the things he said were, “I’ve established a pretty good friendship with Lee Byung-hun. I only slept two hours and had to do an interview but I was happy because Lee Byung-hun was with me.” Source: AllKpop.com

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Josh & LBH on Movieweek October 19th, 2009 | Posted by Annie

Josh and LBH on Movieweek in the November edition:   If anyone can get the magazine and scan it in, it would be much appreciated. Here are the rest of the scans, but only the bits with LBH. Anyways here is the box office information in Korea. [Proceed]

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