Here are some pictures and an interview with him after his performance on Wednesday:
November 26, 2012
Diego reads "Howl" in Mexico City and Puebla
Diego is presenting "Howl" readings in some Mexican cities these days. Last Wednesday he read the famous poem by Allen Ginsberg at the Helenico Theater in Mexico City.
Here are some pictures and an interview with him after his performance on Wednesday:
Here are some pictures and an interview with him after his performance on Wednesday:
November 19, 2012
Baja Film Festival closing ceremony
Tha Baja International Film Festival ended last Saturday with a big party. Diego received his award for excellence in acting and was really happy about it.
Post updated on November, 26th
Diego had a great time with some other celebs including his BFF Gael Garcia and Edward Norton. Wife Camila was there too.
And here are two interviews: on the first one, Diego's parts start at 4:50 and at 7:55.
Post updated on November, 26th
Diego had a great time with some other celebs including his BFF Gael Garcia and Edward Norton. Wife Camila was there too.
And here are two interviews: on the first one, Diego's parts start at 4:50 and at 7:55.
November 17, 2012
Baja International Film Festival
I posted on the forum a few weeks ago that Diego was going to be honored at the first Baja International Film Festival, which is being held in Los Cabos, Mexico. The festival ends today and Diego will receive his award at the closing ceremony.
Diego took part in a panel that discussed the challenges of the new Mexican cinema and attended a special screening of "Hecho en Mexico" with wife Camila.
Diego took part in a panel that discussed the challenges of the new Mexican cinema and attended a special screening of "Hecho en Mexico" with wife Camila.
November 13, 2012
New pictures of Diego and wife Camila shopping in LA
Diego and Camila were photographed while shopping at a local flea market in LA last Sunday, November 11th. They bought some decorative objects for their house. And, as you can see, Diego helped Camila to try on a vintage dress.
To see these pictures in HQ, click
here
To see these pictures in HQ, click
here
November 5, 2012
New pictures and video of Diego and wife Camila
Diego and Camila went on a romantic date last Saturday night in LA. The paparazzi caught them leaving the Roosevelt Hotel on Hollywood Blvd.
Here are some pictures and a video of them:
You can find more pictures here and on camilasodionline.com.
Video:
October 24, 2012
Diego will direct, produce and star in a new mini-series
Hello everyone! I'm back from my well deserved vacation! And I got some news for you: Diego will direct, produce and star in a new TV mini-series based on Mario Vargas Llosa's book "Travesuras de la niña mala" (The bad girl in English).
Indiewire has more details:
"In addition to being an excellent actor, Diego Luna has quietly been carving out a directorial career as well, with one feature film under his belt ("Abel") and another on the way (the biopic "Chavez"). However, his next move might his most ambitious yet. Luna is set to direct, produce and star in an adaptation of Nobel Prize-winning author Mario Vargas Llosa's "Travesuras de la niña mala" (or "The Bad Girl" in English). And this won't simply be your standard book-to-movie work, as Luna is taking it to television for a mini-series that will stretch out over twenty-six one-hour episodes. Damn. Of course, we reckon he'll rotate out with some other helmers, but who knows? Maybe he's feeling savvy enough to wear all the hats and do it himself. Certainly, the material is intriguing. Described as a story that has touches of "Vertigo" and "Last Year At Marienbad," the story concerns a translator and his obsession with a girl he met when he was 14 years old, who he continually tries to win over. Here's the book synopsis from Amazon: Ricardo Somocurcio is in love with a bad girl. He loves her as a teenager known as "Lily" in Lima in 1950, when she flits into his life one summer and disappears again without explanation. He loves her still when she reappears as a revolutionary in 1960s Paris, then later as Mrs. Richardson, the wife of a wealthy Englishman, and again as the mistress of a sinister Japanese businessman in Tokyo. However poorly she treats him, he is doomed to worship her. Charting Ricardo's expatriate life through his romances with this shape-shifting woman, Vargas Llosa has created a beguiling, epic romance about the life-altering power of obsession. No word yet on when the tele-novela style show will get underway, who else might join or even if the Mexican television production will find its way north of the border. But we'll be keeping an eye and ear out."
And here is an interview in which Diego talks about his new project(in Spanish):
Indiewire has more details:
"In addition to being an excellent actor, Diego Luna has quietly been carving out a directorial career as well, with one feature film under his belt ("Abel") and another on the way (the biopic "Chavez"). However, his next move might his most ambitious yet. Luna is set to direct, produce and star in an adaptation of Nobel Prize-winning author Mario Vargas Llosa's "Travesuras de la niña mala" (or "The Bad Girl" in English). And this won't simply be your standard book-to-movie work, as Luna is taking it to television for a mini-series that will stretch out over twenty-six one-hour episodes. Damn. Of course, we reckon he'll rotate out with some other helmers, but who knows? Maybe he's feeling savvy enough to wear all the hats and do it himself. Certainly, the material is intriguing. Described as a story that has touches of "Vertigo" and "Last Year At Marienbad," the story concerns a translator and his obsession with a girl he met when he was 14 years old, who he continually tries to win over. Here's the book synopsis from Amazon: Ricardo Somocurcio is in love with a bad girl. He loves her as a teenager known as "Lily" in Lima in 1950, when she flits into his life one summer and disappears again without explanation. He loves her still when she reappears as a revolutionary in 1960s Paris, then later as Mrs. Richardson, the wife of a wealthy Englishman, and again as the mistress of a sinister Japanese businessman in Tokyo. However poorly she treats him, he is doomed to worship her. Charting Ricardo's expatriate life through his romances with this shape-shifting woman, Vargas Llosa has created a beguiling, epic romance about the life-altering power of obsession. No word yet on when the tele-novela style show will get underway, who else might join or even if the Mexican television production will find its way north of the border. But we'll be keeping an eye and ear out."
And here is an interview in which Diego talks about his new project(in Spanish):
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