It's been awhile, but here's some exciting news! Rupert will be releasing a memoir. It's called The Past: A Memoir and it's out on Warner Books on Jan. 2, 2007. You can pre-order it from Amazon.com.

Great news! Another Country is finally being put out on DVD (in the US.) It's release date is set for September 7, 2004 and it can be pre-ordered from Amazon.com. This movie is excellent, with a young, sexy Rupert at his best!

Happy New Year! I've added some new wallpaper to the site. Feel free to drool over Rupert 24/7 now!

Rupert is starring in A Way Through The Woods, directed by Oscar-winning writer Julian Fellowes. It is based on the novel by Nigel Balchin, and also stars Tom Wilkinson and Emily Watson. The story is about a married couple (Wilkinson and Watson), who seem happy and content, but the wife is having a secret affair with the son of the local lord (Rupert.)

The film is still in production, with no release date set.

From the Ruperts Coollist (courtesy of Rica):
Rupert hosted The World Music Awards in Monaco Sunday night. The show will air in the U.S. on the WB network October 18th, and in 160 other countries as well. Check out their website to see Rupert sporting a stubbled head.

In other news, Unconditional Love is now available on DVD and VHS, starring Rupert and Kathy Bates.

To Kill A King is out now in the UK, but the film is still looking for a U.S. distributor. Rupert plays Charles I, and the cast includes Dougray Scott as Lord Fairfax and Tim Roth as Oliver Cromwell. I've added a few pictures to the gallery for your enjoyment!

Rupert has joined the cast of Compleat Female Stage Beauty, a period piece set in the U.K. It also stars Tom Wilkinson, Ben Chaplin, Billy Crudup, and Claire Danes. The film is based on the real-life story of cross-dressing 17th century London actor Edward Kynaston. It is currently in production.

Rupert will star in A Way Through the Woods, with Tom Wilkinson and Emily Watson, and directed by Julian Fellowes. The film is the story of a married couple (Wilkinson, Watson), whose lives are complicated when a third party, played by Everett, enters the picture. Production starts in September.

Rupert just finished shooting A Different Loyalty with Sharon Stone.

Straight from the Ruperts Coollist (courtesy of Muriel):
Rough week for out actor Rupert Everett--the Los Angeles Times reports that Mr. Ambassador, the series pilot featuring Everett and Sir Derek Jacobi, was not picked up by NBC even though the network had set up a major development deal with him. It was also announced this week that Unconditional Love, the feature film starring Everett and Kathy Bates that was directed by P.J. Hogan (My Best Friend's Wedding) in 2000, will finally surface as a world premiere movie on the Starz! cable network on Saturday, August 2. Unconditional Love also features Jonathan Pryce, Dan Aykroyd, Julie Andrews, and Barry Manilow. The film tells the story of a housewife and a British valet who team up to solve the murder of a pop singer they both loved.

Good news! The site has officially moved! Yippee! Hopefully there will be less shutdown time now and everything will run smoothly. If anyone finds any mistakes or has any comments, write me!

Rupert will be featured on Bravo channel's Bravo Profiles, Inside the Creative Mind, airing Sunday, September 1, at 7 pm (ET/PT). In this original Profile, Bravo sat down for several in-depth interviews with the English heart-throb. Other interviews include Susan Sarandon, Minnie Driver and Natasha Richardson. Sounds like a good time, so check it out!

The Importance of Being Earnest will be opening in major cities on May 22nd, then in wide release on May 31st, so everyone run out and get their Rupert fix while they can!

The Official Importance of Being Earnest website is up but there isn't much there. The film is due in theaters on May 17, 2002.

From Planetout.com:
Everett plays it straight in St. Tropez
Out actor Rupert Everett will prove he can play a ladies' man in the miniseries "Dangerous Liaisons." Everett co-stars with Catherine Deneuve, Leelee Sobieski and Nastassja Kinski in this French-produced project. Taking on the roles played by John Malkovich and Glenn Close in the 1988 film, Everett and Deneuve will portray Vicomte de Valmont and Marquise de Merteuil, two French aristocrats who use an innocent young girl as a pawn in their scheming sexual games. Sobieski is the unlucky lass (played in the movie by Uma Thurman) who gets caught in the middle. Unlike the film, the miniseries is not based on gay writer Christopher Hampton's play, but returns to the source of the story -- Choderlos de Laclos' 18th-century novel. Shooting began in April in St. Tropez and will also take place in Paris, Montreal and Scotland. The project is being shot simultaneously in English and French because American audiences are too lazy to read subtitles.

From : The BBC America Funny Awards air December 5th-11th on BBC America with Brit-hunk host Rupert Everett!

Contributed by Jay, a fan: There is no new word on Who Shot Victor Fox?, The Importance of Being Earnest, or The Wild Thornberry's. (However, Earnest is finished filming.) But there is new word on Rupert's other possible movies: Hello Darling, Are You Working? is possibly going to be adapted for film, with Rupert and Bruce Vilanch writing it and Morgan Mason producing. There is also talk of Marth and Arthur, PS: I Love You, and a My Best Friend's Wedding sequel. Rupert has also been mentioned to possibly play a character in the Chris Rock comedy High Boys, Low Boys. Rupert has also been mentioned for parts in The English Butler, Park Avenue Ghost, Pay or Play and Ripley's Game (a sequel to The Talented Mr. Ripley, with John Malkovich playing Tom Ripley.)

Unconditional Love has been renamed Who Shot Victor Fox?, and the release date has been moved back to Christmas. Personally, I'll believe it when I see it!

Rupert Everett, Marisa Tomei, Lynn Redgrave, Brenda Blethyn and Alfre Woodard have joined the voice cast of The Wild Thornberrys, a Paramount feature based on kids cable channel Nickelodeon's highest-rated primetime series. Rupert will voice the nefarious Sloan Blackburn and Tomei will voice Bree Blackburn, both of whom befriend young Eliza Thornberry for their own benefit.

Found in the Toronto Sun, Rupert will be in Toronto this September to begin filming Great Hitch, described as "Coen brothers-esque dark comedy thriller." It's about a Hollywood writer under pressure to write a big studio action picture. Instead, he sets out to script something important, his version of "In Cold Blood" based on a small town murder he read about in a tabloid. But when he gets to Great Hitch (which is both the name of the town and a double entendre about what ensues) his plan goes awry.

Rupert Everett is in advanced negotiations to play a British nobleman fallen on hard times in South Kensington, an English-language comedy feature due to start shooting in London in July. Rupert will play a member of the English aristocracy whose father has squandered the family fortune. To make ends meet, he is forced to take in lodgers at his swanky residence in the neighborhood of the title.

Unconditional Love has been moved up to April 13th. Let's see if it actually is released then!

Unconditional Love is set for a Fall 2001 release. Rupert stars with Kathy Bates. Here's the plot: A woman's husband leaves her on the same day her favorite singer dies. She attends the singer's funeral, where she makes friends with the deceased's longtime gay lover and they team up to find the singer's killer.
In the UK in April, Rupert will begin production on the film adaption of The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. He is slated to play Algernon, along with Colin Firth as Jack Worthing, Reese Witherspoon as Cecily, and Judi Dench as Lady Bracknell. The $15-million production will be directed by Oliver Parker, who also directed An Ideal Husband.

First off, Happy New Year to everyone! I hope it's great for us all. Secondly, I finally did some work on the site, added loads of new pics (most of them are courtesy of Trees from the mailing list. Thanks Trees!) There isn't much Rupert news to report, aside from a few Madonna sitings. If anyone hears anything of interest let me know and I'll try to spread the word! Thanks for your patience.

Editions Ballands published Rupert's second novel The Hairdressers of Saint-Tropez, translated in French as Les Coiffeurs de Saint-Tropez, on the 16th of May. Anyone who can read French and want to find the book, here is the publisher's address:
Editions Balland
33, rue Saint André des Arts
75006 Paris
France
Good luck!

A little updating has taken place here! Check out the Articles page for new stuff from Vanity Fair and the recent Yahoo! Chat Transcripts. Vanity Fair photos coming soon! AND I've started up the Rupert Fan Art page - so go check it out, and better yet, send something in to join it!

More detail on Rupert's current film in progress, Unconditional Love: Kathy Bates co-stars and PJ Hogan directs in this comedy "in which Everett helps Kathy Bates find the murderer of a slain pop idol." (Vanity Fair, March 2000)

Although The Next Best Thing has opened to mediocre reviews, and a 5.9 million dollar weekend gross, this film displays a wonderful Rupert role. Maybe not his best movie, Rupert does some great stuff here, and it is definitely his movie from the start. As reported by E!Online, Rupert and his writing partner, Mel Bordeaux, were denied screenwriting credit on the film, after making substantial script changes. Rupert seems quite displeased, but says he'll live with the decision. Here's hoping that some of his own screenplays make it to the screen soon!

Rupert has been nominated for a Chlotrudis Award in the category of Best Actor for An Ideal Husband. The ceremony will be held on April 8 at the Harvard Divinity School in Cambridge, MA. You can cast your vote on line at the Chlotrudis Award web site.

The official Next Best Thing site has been updated with lots of pictures and information. The site reports that Rupert is currently in production on the upcoming film Unconditional Love opposite Kathy Bates.

Rupert was in London on Jan. 10th filming the video for Madonna's version of "American Pie," which Rupert also sings backup on, and the song is included on The Next Best Thing soundtrack. The soundtrack will be released by Maverick Records on Feb. 22nd, and the movie is set for release on March 3rd.

The official page for Rupert's latest movie, The Next Best Thing is up and running, featuring movie synopsis and a QuickTime trailer. Go check it out!

Received word from the French publishers of Rupert's novel "Hello Darling, are you working?", Editions Balland, who say due to the book's great success in France, they will be releasing "Hairdressers of St. Tropez" sometime next Autumn. Of course, this will probably be published in French, a language some of us have not mastered, but it's certainly great news that so many people enjoy Rupert's witty work!

Golden Globe nominations were announced today, and Rupert is nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy for his role in An Ideal Husband. The awards show will air Sunday Jan. 23, 2000 on NBC. Good luck Rupert!

Rupert was awarded the Celebrity Style (Male) at the VH-1 Fashion Awards on Dec. 5th. Congrats Rupert - we know you're style is a winner!

The January 2000 issue of Playboy (on sale soon) has 20 Questions with Rupert Everett in it. Be sure to buy a copy when it hits the shelves!

Rupert will appear on the VH1 Vogue Fashion Awards, airing Sunday Dec. 5th at 9pm. Don't miss it!

As reported at VH1 on Nov. 16, 1999: Madonna has just finished making The Next Big Thing with director John Schlesinger. She plays a straight woman who births the child of gay character Rupert Everett. Complications ensue when the singer falls into bed with another straight man. The tailor-made vehicle is due to assault screens sometime in 2000.

Inspector Gadget opens this weekend to some not so great reviews. You can visit the official site at Disney, although there are few pictures of Rupert to enjoy.

B.Monkey is once again set for release from Miramax on Sept. 9th. There is an official site but not much there yet.

Looks like An Ideal Husband has opened nation-wide, so it's time for all of us to go check out Rupert, "one of the most electrifying presenses in current movies," in a role that seems to have been written for him.
Rupert shines so well in An Ideal Husband that he's won Best Actor for his work from the 1999 Seattle International Film Festival. Congratulations Rupert!
Also this month, Rupert was voted one of the 11 Hottest Guys in Horror and Sci-Fi Today for his work in "Dellamorte, Dellamore" by the online horror and sci-fi magazine, The 11th Hour. And who wouldn't like to meet Rupert in a dark, creepy cemetery?

An Ideal Husband will be out in New York City and Los Angeles on June 18th. Visit the official site for more details.

A Midsummer's Night Dream is due out May 14th in the US. Check out the official site. As for The Ideal Husband, which also stars Minnie Driver and Jeremy Northam, it is due out in the US end of June/beginning of July. Finally, Inspector Gadget is due out in July. Looks to be a HOT summer afterall!

For those of you who haven't seen the poster for the upcoming A Midsummer Night's Dream, check it out here. The movie should hit the theaters next month.

B Monkey finally opens in the U.S. on February 26. EW calls it an "international love story of violent redemption."
Congratulations to Rupert for his important role in an Oscar nominated movie, Shakespeare In Love. Although his role as Christopher Marlowe was small, it's obviously what swung the Academy in the film's favor!

Out in theaters now is the funny and sweet Shakespeare In Love, and although Rupert is only in two scenes, he's well worth the admission price! This movie is fast paced and witty, with great performances by all the cast.

Rupert plays Christopher Marlowe in the upcoming Shakespeare in Love - release date Dec. 11, 1998. The film stars Joseph Fiennes, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Ben Affleck, Simon Callow, Colin Firth, Judi Dench, and Geoffrey Rush. It doesn't look like a huge part for Rupert, but it sounds like a good movie!
Check out the latest pictures gallery for some tasty new shots of Rupert!

Rupert is set to play Dr. Claw in the film version of Inspector Gadget with Matthew Broderick in the lead role.
The Hairdressers of St. Tropez can be found at UK bookstore Bookzone for around $17 US.

Rupert has the role of Lord Goring in the new film of the Oscar Wilde's play The Ideal Husband. Gabriel Bryne, Minnie Driver, Cate Blanchett, and Julianne Moore also star. Filming began in June.

As reported by The New York Post, Rupert will be teaming with Chris Rock in a comedy "about a street kid who evades the Mob by hiding in an antique shop." No word on when this is set to begin filming.

Rupert is set to star with Madonna in the "dramedy" The Next Best Thing. Written by Tom Ropelewski (Look Who's Talking Now), filming is scheduled to begin at the end of the year. Madonna will play a thirty-something woman who convinces her best friend, Rupert, to father her child. Hijinx ensue, etc. when five years later Madonna falls for another man. No word on whether Rupert's character is the gay or straight best friend.

Rupert has been interviewed by Barbara Walters for her latest special, "Six to Watch," which will air (in the U.S.) on ABC television May 20th, 10 pm EST. To those of you who watch it, please note the shot of The Hairdressers of St. Tropez, because it's my book! Finding a copy of the book proved impossible, until they found me and borrowed mine. That's my 15 minutes of fame I guess.

The nominations for the 1998 MTV Movie Awards were announced, and Rupert is up for two awards: Best Comedic Performance and Break-out Performance. You can cast your votes for Rupert at MTV Online. So, go vote Rupert!

In March, Rupert won an American Comedy Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Film for My Best Friend's Wedding.

B Monkey is set to be released May 8, 1998 in the United States. Rupert says of the film: "It's a kind of swinging London film about a girl who lives in this weird menage a trois with me, this washed-up hooray junkie dealer."

Rupert will begin shooting A Midsummer's Nights Dream next month in Tuscany, Italy. He will be playing Oberon, with Christian Bale as Demetrius, Michelle Pfeiffer as Titania, Kevin Kline as Bottom, and Calista Flockhart as Helena. The film will be directed by Michael Hoffman.

Rupert won Best Supporting Actor at the Blockbuster Awards for My Best Friend's Wedding. Yippee! He's finally getting some recognition!

Rupert was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy or Musical for his portrayal of George in My Best Friend's Wedding at the Golden Globes last month. But unfortunately he lost to Burt Reynolds.
The photo galleries have all been revamped so I hope they are easier to navigate now. Enjoy the newest pictures too!

"My Best Friend's Wedding" is coming out on video on Dec. 9th in the U.S. According to Blockbuster Video, it is for sale, not just rental. A perfect Christmas gift!

There is another gallery of pictures for you all to drool over. Most of them are from Rupert's early career (I especially enjoy the rock star pose!) Go take a look, if you haven't already!
I found a store PlanetOut on the internet selling Hello Darling, Are You Working? for only $8.00.
It seems to be a division of Barnes and Noble.

As requested, I've done a little searching for book stores on the Web that have Rupert's books. All I found was Amazon Books, but they only have Hello Darling, Are You Working?, and I don't know how many copies they have. If anyone else knows where to find them, let me know and I'll post it here. Good luck, and keep searching for Rupert.

As reported in the September 5th issue of Entertainment Weekly, "Rupert Everett, hot off "My Bestfriend's Wedding", will get to wear the dress in the London stage production of The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore, which begins performances Oct. 23; Everett will depict Tennessee Williams' unhappy widow as a man in drag dying of AIDS.

As reported in the August 15th issue of Entertainment Weekly, "My Best Friend's Wedding" has grossed $109 million!

I've read that "B. Monkey" may be released as early as September!

"Martha and Arthur" looks like it is all set to actually happen! This is Rupert's pitch for another flick with BFW co-star Julia Roberts. As the story goes, Rupert and Julia would play the title characters, husband and wife, whose lives hit a bump when Arthur decides that he is indeed gay. The story was Rupert's idea, and he will collaborate on the writing with partner Mel Bordeaux. No word yet as to when this will start filming!

"P.S. I Love You" has been pitched and caught. Another Rupert idea apparently, this story of "Hollywood's first gay secret agent" has been embraced by TriStar Pictures. Rupert will star as the gay James Bond, but nothing yet on casting, etc.

Lastly, word is that Rupert is hard at work on the film adaptation of "Hello Darling, Are You Working?" No news on when this fabulous story will see the light of the film projector, and who will play Rhys? Rupert himself?