Celebrities
2006
Woody Harelson in
Dubrovnik

Centuries old Dubrovnik city
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DUBROVNIK - 28. August 2006 - Woody Harelson and Owen
Wilson have arrived to Dubrovnik for the 2nd Libertas Film
Festival. Woody will also attend the regional premiere of "A
Prairie Home Companion" film by the famous Oscar winning director
Robert Altman, in which Woody also plays one of the lead roles.
"Dubrovnik is a great city and to be honest, I'm not here for
the Festival only. I was talking to my friend Owen Wilson about
Dubrovnik's beauty, when he told me that he was inited to the film
festival. So I thought I'll come along, too," commented Woody,
after being one and half hour late to his interview with
journalists.
Owen Wilson was also supposed to be present for interview, but
turned up really late and not in a mood to speak. He only commented
that Dubrovnik is a beautiful city with lots of pretty women.
Richard Gere to film
in Zagreb

Zagreb, King Tomislav
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ZAGREB - 26. August 2006 - In preparations for film
"The Hunting Party" (originally titled Spring Break in Bosnia),
which will be filmed in Sarajevo, Bosnia, as well as in
Zagreb, Hollywood actor Richard Gere has rented a villa in
Zagreb's suburb Remete. His only two requests were that the villa
has a piano and a garden.
The film "The Hunting Party" is a story of a journalist and his
cameraman trying to find in Bosnia and Croatia a wanted war
criminal, Radovan Karadzic look alike. Both Karadzic and Mladic are
still at large and wanted by the Hague tribunal for war crimes.
The film is based on an Esquire article, Spring Break in Bosnia,
by Scott Anderson. The film stars Richard Gere, Terrence
Howard, James Brolin, Diane Kruger and other Bosnian, Croatian and
Serbian actors. Radovan Karadzic look alike is played by a well
known Croatian actor, Ljubomir Kerekes.
The villa in Zagreb was found for Richard by the local agency
Top Shop, who emailed him details of several properties. He settled
down for a 350 square metres house, with a large garden and
backyard, that will provide him with peaceful surroundings.
Richard Gere is due to arrive to Zagreb on the 3rd September,
where he will stay for the duration of filming the movie, which is
expected to be for 2 months.
After spending a few days in Zagreb initially, he will be going
to Sarajevo in Bosnia, where most of the filming will be done.
After that he's coming back to Zagreb, where he will be joined by
his wife and actress Carey Lowell and his 6 year old son.
Nick Nolte in
Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik panorama, by Dalibor
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DUBROVNIK - 23. August 2006 - Well known American actor
Nick Nolte has arrived to Dubrovnik with his son Brawley, where
they plan to stay four days. They arived here after attending
Sarajevo's Film Festival in the
neighbouring Bosnia.
He conducted a short interview with journalists at hotel Palace.
With almost 40 years of acting experience behind him, Nick
is a walking Hollywood encyclopaedia of anecdotes and
gossip.
"Apart from one journalist, Marlon Brando was the only other
person to call me at 4 in the morning. If something came to his
mind, Brando had to share it with someone, no matter what the
time," remembered Nolte.
After exploring Dubrovnik, Nick Nolte also joined his fellow
actors Michael Ohoven and Owen Wilson in partying at various clubs,
including the popular Talir.
Mikhail Gorbachev in
Primosten

Primosten in
Croatia |
PRIMOSTEN - 23. September 2006 -- The former and the
last USSR General Secretary, Mikhail Gorbachev will be celebrating
his 75th birthday and 20 years of Perestroika from the 29th
September to the 1st October in Croatian coastal city of Primosten.
Located between the cities of Split and Sibenik on the Dalmatian
coast, Primosten is one of the most popular tourist destinations on
Croatian coastline.
The Gorbachev celebrations will be attended by 250 guests, many
of them former and current statesmen. While the likes of Margaret
Thatcher, Helmut Kohl, and George Bush, Sr. have been invited,
they're not likely to attend owing to health reasons or other
commitments. In mongst those who will be attending are Lech Walesa,
Shimon Peres, James Baker, Emil Constantinescu, Roland Tumas, and
Ted Turner.
The celebrations will be held in hotel Zora in Primosten.
Security will be tight, which includes a security wall being built
around Raduca peninsula, where the hotel is located.
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