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Archive for the ‘Media Updates’ Category
Article written on October 12, 2006 •
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Two more videos have been added to the site today. Both of them are clips from the first episode of the hit-TV series Ugly Betty, where Salma has a small cameo appearance as a maid in a telenovela. She’s also one of the Executive Producers. Click on the pictures below to check the hilarious clips out.
 
Don’t forget to tune in to ABC tonight at 8 PM to catch the third episode of Ugly Betty.
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Article written on October 10, 2006 •
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I added two new videos to the video archive; Gag reels for Bandidas and After the Sunset. They are really funny, especially the Bandidas one (where Salma does them bloopers constantly!) so check them out by clicking on the previews below!
 
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Article written on October 7, 2006 •
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More videos have been added to the site, this time 3 commercials. Two “Avon” commercials and the “One Campaign” video. Click on the pictures below to go to the media page. More videos are to come.
  
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Article written on August 20, 2006 •
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A new video has been added to the media-section! Thanks to Maria of Saffron Burrows Web, we can provide you with a clip from the extras of Hotel. Click here to view the video.
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Article written on April 24, 2006 •
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As some of you might know, Salma’s upcoming movie Lonely Hearts will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. They are also the first ones to release a trailer for the film! Thanks to Salma Hayek Online, we can provide you with the very interesting trailer which comes as a flash-file with a flash player attached to it. However, you don’t need to install the player, just unzip the files and then open the program. Download the trailer by clicking HERE.
Below is some of the Tribeca Film Festival’s description of the movie:
“In a story that could be called uglier than Bonnie and Clyde, America’s notorious “Lonely Hearts Killers” Martha Beck (Salma Hayek) and Ray Fernandez (Jared Leto) committed as many as 20 murders during the late 1940′s. With Martha posing as Ray’s sister, the lovers would respond to personal ads of war widows and spinsters. Showering the lonely women with attention, Ray would gain their confidence and then the pair would swindle them out of their savings, often killing them when their game was over. But when two New York detectives Elmer C. Robinson (John Travolta) and Charles Hildebrandt (James Gandolfini) from the Nassau County Police Department begin investigating one of the murders, the case gets personal.”
Read the complete summary of Lonely Hearts at Tribeca Film Festival’s official site.
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