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モニカ・ベルッチ（Monica Bellucci, 1964年9月30日 - ）はイタリアウンブリア州ペルージャ県チッタ・ディ・カステッロ出身の女優である。妖艶さと品の良さを併せ持つ完璧な容貌から「イタリアの宝石」｢世界一の美女」と評される女優。夫は俳優のヴァンサン・カッセル。
父親は貨物関連会社の社長、母親は画家[1]。弁護士になるためペルージャ大学在学中[2]、学費を稼ぐためにモデルを始めた。1988年にミラノに移り、エリート・モデル・マネジメントと契約。翌年にはイタリアだけでなくパリやニューヨークでも活躍するようになる。
モデル業の傍ら演技の勉強もはじめ、1990年に女優として映画デビュー。1992年にはアメリカ映画『ドラキュラ』に出演。その後フランス・イタリア・ハリウッドと幅広く活躍している。
1999年に俳優のヴァンサン・カッセルと結婚、2004年に第一子を出産。出産前にイタリア版『ヴァニティ・フェア』誌上で、妊婦姿のヌードになった。近年イタリアで、未婚女性、同性愛の女性、出産適齢期を大幅に過ぎている女性への人工授精治療を禁止した法律が施行され、それに対する抗議のためであるという[3]。
[編集] スタイル
ふくよかで健康的なスタイルの持ち主。ドルチェ&ガッバーナのショーに来場した時、痩せすぎモデルが問題になっていた為、それと対極するモニカの体型は話題となった。
『日経エンタテインメント!2007年5月号』（日経BP）では、「モニカが招待されたのは、痩せすぎモデルの規制とは無関係だろうが、モニカのふくよかで美しい体は、痩せ過ぎや過度なダイエットの無意味さを物語るのには十分。」と評価された。また、同誌と女性誌『STORY』はモニカの体型を「モテぷよ（贅肉を利用してモテようの意）」と形容しており、モニカはその代表格であると言っている。近年、モデルだけでなく俳優で痩せすぎを指摘されている人物が多く、ハリウッド映画界においては「痩せていないと役がもらえない」と言われている中、健康的な体型を維持し、自然体でいるモニカは珍しい存在であるといえる。
[編集] 出演作品
モニカ・ベルッチの情事 La Riffa (1992)
モニカ・ベルッチのエッチなだけじゃダメかしら? Ostinato destino (1992)
ドラキュラ Dracula (1992)
アパートメント L'Appartement (1996)
ドーベルマン Dobermann (1997)
モニカ・ベルッチ/ジュリア Ultimo capodanno, L' (1998)
ライク・ア・フィッシュ Comme un poisson hors de l'eau (1999)
アンルーリー/復讐の街 Mediterranees (1998)
ストリッパー/パリ18区 Franck Spadone (2000)
アンダー・サスピション Under Suspicion (2000)
マレーナ Malena (2000) (マレーナMalena)
ジェヴォーダンの獣 Le Pacte des loups (2001)
ミッション・クレオパトラ Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatre (2002) (クレオパトラCleopatre)
アレックス Irreversible (2002) (アレックスAlex)
ティアーズ・オブ・ザ・サン Tears of the Sun (2003)
マトリックス・リローデッド The Matrix Reloaded (2003) (パーセフォニーPersephone)
マトリックス・レボリューションズ The Matrix Revolutions (2003) (パーセフォニーPersephone)
パッション The Passion of the Christ (2004) (マグダラのマリア)
スパイ・バウンド Agents secrets (2004)
セレブの種 She Hate Me (2004)
ブラザーズ・グリム The Brothers Grimm (2005)
ダニエラという女 Combien tu m'aimes? (2005)
Shoot 'Em Up (2007)
Shoot 'Em Up is a 2007 action/thriller film written and directed by Michael Davis (Monster Man) and produced by Susan Montford and Don Murphy. The film was released on September 7, 2007.
Synopsis
The film follows Smith (Clive Owen), a drifter with an extensive military background and a fondness for carrots who wants nothing more than to be left alone. Smith finds himself embroiled in a complex political conspiracy once he aids a pregnant woman who is being chased by a hitman. He takes the baby and goes on the run with a lactating prostitute (Monica Bellucci). The unlikely family is trailed by the intelligent and ruthless Hertz (Paul Giamatti) and his army of thugs. A myriad of elaborate gunfights ensue, between which Smith pieces together the story. A United States Senator who strongly supports gun control had been breeding babies for their bone marrow to treat his cancer; a prominent gun manufacturer has contracted Hertz to kill the babies.
[edit] Cast
Clive Owen as Smith
Monica Bellucci as Donna Quintano
Paul Giamatti as Hertz
Stephen McHattie as Hammerson
Ramona Pringle as Baby's Mother
[edit] Production history
When writer/director Michael Davis's original concept was passed on by movie studios, he put together a 17-minute reel of animated footage, consisting of 17,000 line drawings, in order to give studio heads an idea of how the action scenes would play out in his proposed live-action Bugs Bunny movie. This got the attention of New Line Cinema CEO, Bob Shaye, who approved the project and accepted Davis to direct.[1] After signing Clive Owen and other actors, the film went into production in Toronto, Canada from February 13 to May 8, 2006. Though Variety initially reported a planned release during the holiday season of 2006,[2] and initial previews occurred in September of that year,[3] the film was eventually scheduled for release on September 7, 2007. Audience response at early screenings was reportedly mixed. The website Worstpreviews reported, "...the studio has screened it at several places with an overall audience response that it is nothing more than a big shoot-out....While many people do not see anything wrong with this, the problem is that the script started off with the shoot-outs and then had a plot thrown into it, and not the other way around."[4] Audience response from a screening at 2007's San Diego Comic-Con was reportedly much better, however.[5] Multilingual co-star Monica Bellucci dubbed her own voice for the French and Italian releases of the film.[6]
[edit] "Bullet proof baby" and other marketing
In the months leading up to the film's release, Shoot 'Em Up was promoted through various subtle means. For example, a promotional poster for the film was inserted into the Calypso Casino online multi-player level of the Rainbow Six: Vegas video game as part of an online game update. It was also promoted in the video game Crackdown in one of the city levels.
Since July 2007, Shoot 'Em Up was publicized with a guerilla marketing campaign. The campaign included a viral video and website[7] selling bogus items ranging from bullet-proof strollers to riot helmets for infants. A video was released on YouTube in which the company claimed to test the bullet-proof stroller by shooting at it with an submachinegun while a baby was in it.[8] The baby was then taken out of the stroller unharmed. It was all a prank,[9][10] but the campaign was nevertheless taken seriously by global media and the blogging community.[11] For instance, Sweden's biggest evening tabloid Aftonbladet had the story as its lead on their online edition for some time.[12]
In August of 2007, national television commercials featuring the song "House of Wolves" by My Chemical Romance began airing.
[edit] Reception
Film critics' views on the film were sharply divided. Variety called the movie "violent and vile in equal measure," but "too stylistically audacious to dismiss outright."[13] Hollywood Reporter was more equivocal in its review, saying "Anyone looking for subtlety, character development or layered plotting will be disappointed, but action fans will find plenty to amuse them with this film that makes Hard Boiled look restrained," and that the film is "all very silly, but also undeniably fun...."[14] Peter Travers of Rolling Stone praised the film (giving it three stars out of four) and called Shoot 'Em Up a "wet dream for action junkies [that] leaves out logic and motivation...."[15] Taking the opposite view, Michael Phillips of the Chicago Tribune gave the film one out of four stars, decrying the film's "jolly cruelt[y]," and calling the film "cruddy and vile" and "witless,"[16] and A.O. Scott of the New York Times went even further, calling the film "a worthless piece of garbage."[17]
As of September 16, 2007, the movie-review aggregating website RottenTomatoes.com lists Shoot 'Em Up with a "Tomatometer" rating of 67% ("fresh") based on 125 reviews, with an average critic's rating of 6.3/10. The "Cream of the Crop" on that site gives the film a 54% ("rotten") rating based on 24 reviews, with an average rating of 5.8/10.[18]
The film opened in the fourth place position for its first weekend, earning $5,450,000 from 2,108 theaters.[19]
[edit] International Release
In Australia it was planned for a wide theatrical release on October 18 2007, but because of the poor Box Office results in USA, Shoot 'Em Up was released theatrically in only one cinema - Village Cinemas, Sunshine in Melbourne, on December 13 2007. It got a DVD release 3 weeks later on 4 January 2008.
[edit] Blu-Ray Disc & DVD Release
The movie was released on high-definition Blu-Ray Disc and DVD formats on New Year's Day, January 1, 2008.[20] The HD DVD version of the movie was scheduled to be released shortly after the Blu-ray version, but Warner Bros./New Line's decision to exclusively support Blu-ray has lead to the cancellation of all New Line HD DVD titles (along with all Warner Bros. HD DVD titles after May 2008). Also, the Blu-Ray version of Shoot 'Em Up was delayed one week in Canada for unknown reasons.
[edit] Notes
^ Shoot 'Em Up at WorstPreviews™
^ Ben Fritz (2005-06-05). Owen Targets "Shoot". Variety.com. Retrieved on 2007-08-22.
^ "Quint" (2006-09-14). Crazy Clive Owen/Paul Giamatti flick, SHOOT 'EM UP, tests! And.... Aintitcoolnews.com. Retrieved on 2007-08-22.
^ Shoot 'Em Up. Worstpreviews.com (2007-03-12). Retrieved on 2007-08-22.
^ Henry Ham (2007-07-27). Shoot 'Em Up Brings Down the House at Comic-Con. Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved on 2007-08-22.
^ Monica Bellucci's Balancing Act
^ bulletproofbaby.net
^ Bounty.com Mother tests out her 'bullet-proof' design
^ The Daily Telegraph Australia Bulletproof babywear, a viral marketing gag
^ Raising Kids Bullet-proof Baby Buggies
^ DollyMix.com Mums gone mad
^ Aftonbladet (Swedish) Här skjuter hon - på sin baby
^ Peter Debruge (2007-07-31). Shoot 'Em Up. Variety. Retrieved on 2007-08-21.
^ Frank Scheck (2007-08-20). Shoot 'Em Up. The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved on 2007-08-22.
^ Peter Travers (2007-09-04). Shoot 'Em Up. Rolling Stone. Retrieved on 2007-09-06.
^ Michael Phillips (2007-09-07). Shoot 'Em Up Misfires With A Hollow Point. The Chicago Tribune. Retrieved on 2007-09-07.
^ A.O. Scott (2007-09-07). Never Mind Those Bullets, a Newborn Needs Rescuing. The New York Times. Retrieved on 2007-09-07.
^ Shoot 'Em Up. RottenTomatoes.com (2007-09-08). Retrieved on 2007-09-08.
^ Shoot 'Em Up (2007). Box Office Mojo. Retrieved on 2007-09-10.
^ Shoot 'Em Up Caps Blu-ray. IGN. Retrieved on 2007-10-25.
