I’m just slightly late with this update! I’ve added a further 60 pics of Kirsten at the “Two Faces of January” London Premiere to the gallery.

“The Two Faces of January” will be released in the U.S On Demand & on iTunes tomorrow (August 28th). More details can be found at magpictures.com.

Definitely worth seeing!

I’ve added two more promotional stills & another Italian poster for “The Two Faces of January” to the gallery.

I’ve added two Italian posters for “The Two Faces of January” to the gallery.

I’ve added more promotional stills, behind the scenes pics & the U.S poster for “The Two Faces of January” to the gallery.

Here’s a lovely video of Kirsten talking about some of the films she has appeared in.

Monster movie Godzilla has topped the UK box office in its opening weekend, taking £6.4 million for the 3-D reboot. Starring Breaking Bad’s Bryan Cranston, Aaron Taylor Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen, it knocked last week’s number one Bad Neighbours into second place.

The Seth Rogan and Zac Efron comedy took £1.4m, while The Amazing Spider-Man 2 dropped into third place in its fifth week of release.

Godzilla’s UK opening coincided with one of the hottest weekends of the year so far, which could have contributed to the fact that it took less than Bad Neighbours’ opening the previous weekend, at £8.4m.

Cameron Diaz comedy The Other Woman was in fourth place at the UK box office this weekend.

The Two Faces of January, starring Viggo Mortensen, Kirsten Dunst and Oscar Isaac, was the week’s only other new release to make the top ten, taking £328,000. The film is adapted from a novel by Patricia Highsmith, who wrote The Talented Mr Ripley.

UK and Ireland box office

1. Godzilla – £6.4m

2. Bad Neighbours – £1.4m

3. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 – £450,000

4. The Other Woman – £447,000

5. The Two Faces of January – £328,000

BBC News

I’ve no idea what Working Title/Studiocanal were expecting the film to make on it’s opening weekend but personally I’m slightly disappointed. I expected the film to gross about £500,000 & thought there was a fair chance of opening in third place. Having said that the (very hot) weather at the weekend definitely had a negative impact on this weeks UK Box Office figures.

“The Two Faces of January” goes on general release in UK cinemas today. It’s a really good film with terrific performances by all three lead actors & definitely worth seeing.

The UK Premiere of “The Two Faces of January” will be held at the Curzon Mayfair Cinema in London next Tuesday May 13th. Kirsten, Oscar Isaac, Viggo Mortensen, Daisy Bevan & director Hossein Amini are all expected to attend the preiere. The screening will start at 6.45 pm & the stars are expected on the red carpet at 6 pm. Unfortunately due to work commitments I’m not going to be able to attend the premiere. I’m absolutely gutted about this to be honest.

On Wednesday May 14th a Special Preview Screening of the film will be held at BFI Southbank in London. The film screens at 6.15 pm & will be followed by a Q&A session with Kirsten, Viggo Mortensen & Hossein Amini. There are a few tickets still available for the screening & they can be purchased via the BFI website (click on May 14th on the calendar) or by calling the BFI Southbank box office on 020 7928 3232 (The box office is open from 11.30 am to 8.30 pm). I’m going to move heaven & earth to (try &) get to this one!

A behind the scenes featurette & a second clip from “The Two Faces of January” have been released.

I’ve also added another promotional still from the film to the gallery.