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Current Projects
Public Enemies (2009) Carey as: Carol Slayman
Out on DVD
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An Education (2009) Carey as: Jenny
In cinemas 22 October 2009
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The Greatest (2009) Carey as: Rose
In cinemas 30 October 2009
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Brothers (2009) Carey as: Cassie Willis
In cinemas 4 December 2009
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This Beautiful Fantastic (2009) Carey as: Bella Brown
Pre-production
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Never Let Me Go (2010) Carey as: Kathy
Post-production
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WS 2: Money Never Sleeps (2010) Carey as: Winnie Gekko
Post-production
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2010 Virtuoso Awards
Last night (Feb 07), Carey, along with Saoirse Ronan, Emily Blunt and Michael Stuhlbarg were the receprients at the 2010 Virtuoso Awards as part of the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. Pictures are being added to the gallery asap – and I must note how much I love Carey’s dress, it’s different and beautiful 
Carey Mulligan is My Fair Lady?
Carey Mulligan has reportedly been offered the role of Eliza Doolittle in the remake of My Fair Lady.
The actress, who recently received an Academy Award nomination for her role in An Education, is up for the part after Keira Knightley turned down the part.
According to the Daily Mail: “The actress has not been formally offered the part yet – and won’t be until Columbia Pictures agrees the film’s budget.
“Carey and the My Fair Lady filmmakers will keep talking until a deal can be struck.”
Vanity Fair Scans!
Oscar Roundtable Photoshoot, Transcript and Videos
First off: Congratulations Carey for her Oscar nomination! As previously mentioned by Celyn Carey was at Newsweek’s 13th Oscar Roundtable. You can read the transcript of it here and watch the videos of the discussions here.
All the actors in attendance were part of a photo shoot and pictures have been added to the gallery.
Oscar Roundtable Outtake Video
Aside from saying CONGRATULATIONS CAREY! for her Oscar nomination, I just found this fantastically cute video from the Newsweek Oscar Roundtable Outtakes and felt the need to share it with you all Enjoy!
More from Vanity Fair
The Trouble Girls
Lone Scherfig with Carey Mulligan
One film together: An Education (2009).
Jenny is 16, going on 17. But unlike Liesl, the milquetoast maiden in The Sound of Music, Jenny is one of those wry, dauntingly eloquent sixth-form English girls who seem to have emerged from the womb jaded by life. It’s this projected worldliness, as much as Jenny’s gamine prettiness, that attracts the attention of David (Peter Sarsgaard), an older suitor of sketchy background and considerable charm. Mulligan, 21 at the time of An Education’s filming, gets Jenny just right: one minute she’s a seen-it-all old pro who issues a cutting appraisal of her teacher; the next she’s a moony naïf who’s surrendered her senses to romance. Scherfig, the movie’s Danish director, has come a long way from the austere Dogme 95 principles of her breakthrough film, Italian for Beginners (2000). It’s Britain just before the Beatles, and she positively nails it: the bright, costumey colors of David’s louche café world and the pale, flecked wallpaper that imprisons Jenny’s dowdy parents.
(Thanks to Hilary for the tip!)
Carey Mulligan nominated for an Oscar!
Carey has been nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for her role as Jenny in An Education and An Education has also been nominated for Best Picture!
Congratulations to Carey and the rest of the cast! 
New gallery layout!
The gallery is now sporting a brand new layout thanks so much to my good friend Laura! I hope everyone loves it as much as I do
Two new photoshoots added
I have added a brand new photoshoot as well as quite a few additions to Session 019 to the gallery which are also new. Enjoy!
Vanity Fair: March 2010
The first outtake of the photoshoot for the annual Vanity Fair Hollywood Edition has been released and added to our gallery. You can view a behind the scenes video of the shoot under the cut. Captures will be added soon!
Carey Mulligan’s first movie role was as Keira Knightley’s giddy sister in Pride and Prejudice. A moment later, the former Catholic-boarding-school student was the buzz of Sundance, thanks to her exquisite performance as a 1960s English high-school senior in An Education. Big-league directors haven’t wasted any time in filling up the 24-year-old’s dance card. Mark Romanek chose her as the lead in Never Let Me Go, while Oliver Stone cast her in Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps, as the daughter of Gordon Gekko and the fiancée of trader Shia LaBeouf—who also happens to be her real-life love.
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