Voilà quelques infos et photos qu'on trouve par ci par là sur Push le film de Lee daniels avce notre lennynou


www.zimbio.com/pictures/3nRazZrJEg3/Push...etSDXjF/Mariah+Carey

www.zimbio.com/pictures/iY1W015MCuf/Push...Lnoj/Gabourey+Sidibe





Rien de precis sur lenny...ils en parlent tres tres rarement ds les articles a mon avis on le verra vraiment 15 sec ....a suivre

:P

Don't forget! Il a changé de nom le film. C'est Precious !
Lenny joue le rôle de John.

Je suis quand même curieux de voir ce film

Musique, vidéos, production d'albums pour d'autres artistes et maintenant cinéma : mais où s'arrêtera-t-il ?

c'est un artiste , dans tous les sens du terme :love:

La nouvelle affiche du film :

elle est mieux que l'autre je trouve. :top:

On connait la date de sortie française ou pas ?

Le 6 Novembre 2009

Ah cool, parce que j'avais vu 10 mars 2010 je trouvais que ça faisait loin !

Arkantalis wrote: Le 6 Novembre 2009

Ok! Merki !:top:

apparemment ce film est un succès ...trop hâte de le voir !!

people.premiere.fr/News-People/Mariah-Ca...oronto/(gid)/2052624

ben on dit le 6 novembre au Grand Rex ??? :P:P:P

Yeah Yeah Yeah !!!:ahhh: :ahhh: :hardrock:

tiens je savais pas que la femme de Robin Thicke jouait dedans (Paula Patton si je ne me trompe pas), ça serait bien qu'il y ait une chanson de son mari ds la BO, c'est sympa ce qu'il fait :gene::coeur:

arghh, sur Allociné, date de sortie : 10 mars 2010 :hein2:

oui j'ai cherché aussi quand je me suis rendu compte que le 6 novembre serait un vendredi! pas logique, par contre le 10 mars c'est bien un mercredi....
et la sortie US c'est quand??

fin octobre je crois

Ben ce serait possible le vendredi 6 novembre alors, les films sortent le vendredi aux US!

Fred wrote: arghh, sur Allociné, date de sortie : 10 mars 2010 :hein2:

Mince si j'aurais su... j'aurais fais l'effort d'aller le voir à Deauville... :024:

Quelques photos du festival du film, à NY!

www.purepeople.com/article/mariah-carey-...-d-habitude_a41250/1

Super ces photos ! :top:

Désolée, les gens, c'est en angliche...
Lenny revient sur son rôle dans Precious à l'occasion de son retour au pays (enfin aux US...)

[large]KRAVITZ BACK HOME AFTER 2 YEARS IN PARIS:[/large] Plus, singer talks about his role as Nurse John in 'Precious.'
(November 4, 2009)

*The U.S. leg of his "Let Love Rule" 20th anniversary tour brought Lenny Kravitz back to the United States after living for the past two years in Paris.

"I moved to Europe because of the climate in America -- and I don't just mean the economy or politics," Kravitz told Billboard.com . "It was also what my record label was going through. People were getting fired every week. There was no money, and people were operating out of fear as opposed to creativity...it just became a drag."


"I was like, 'This is not what I do,'" says Kravitz. "I do what I feel. I don't hire the producer du jour or have so-and-so rap on the middle part of a song."

Now that Kravitz is back, though, he says there's been progress. "I think the relationship is better now. We're talking, we're going to work things out and I'm going to put my next album out next summer. I'm hoping that they will support it in the way that I would like them to."


Kravitz describes his new material as "schizophrenic -- it's a very Gemini album. It's super raw, very raw with a lot of jazz and R&B elements. There's still a rock sound to it, of course, but it's more on the funk side."


If Kravitz's plans hold, he'll finish the new album by December and release it next spring. In the meantime, he has a movie to help promote -- "Precious," the Oscar-contending drama that hits theaters Nov. 6, co-stars Mariah Carey and was directed by Kravitz's longtime friend, filmmaker Lee Daniels.

"I play Nurse John, who's an interesting character," he says. "He's not in the original book. They wrote him in to have a positive African American male role." Though the singer didn't film any scenes with Carey in "Precious," he was as impressed as many critics upon seeing her performance. "Mariah was amazing -- what can I say? She was truly in the role, you know, talking with this heavy New York accent and looking like an everyday social worker. She transformed."