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Firstly, I am so sorry about the tweets that the website has been making over the last seven or so hours! We updated a plug-in that updates our Twitter when we make new post here, but for some reason, it went absolutely bonkers and spammed all the followers with old entries. Again, sincere apologies.

Other than that, I have updated the gallery with a new photoshoot of Mia Wasikowska as a punk for W Magazine. It’s an amazing photoshoot – or least I think it is.

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Mia Wasikowska is featured in April’s issue of Black Book! I have added the cover into the gallery along with the photoshoot taken for the magazine.

I have updated the gallery with Mia Wasikowska and Michael Fassbender’s photoshoot for W Magazine. Below is also an interview with the two actors by the magazine.

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It actors Mia Wasikowska and Michael Fassbender on scary movies, screen sex, and their new film, Jane Eyre.

Mia Wasikowska, with her almost spectral elegance and innate grace, is somehow the love child of Cate Blanchett and Tilda Swinton. This otherworldly quality made her the perfect actress to portray out-of-time heroines like Alice (in Wonderland) and, most recently, the title character in the new Jane Eyre. Though 21, the Australian actress is convincing as a modern teen in The Kids Are All Right and the upcoming Restless, directed by Gus Van Sant. She often has a faraway, slightly unknowable look in her eye: Wasikowska and her characters seem to have secrets, which fuel the mystery of both.

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And thanks to MFOnline and Jane for linking me to the photos and interview.

With warm thanks to the wonderful Elke of Michael Sheen Online, I have added two sets of photoshoots to the gallery. Enjoy viewing through them!

Mia is featured in March’s issue of Teen Vogue, which goes on sale February 9th! And they have an online article on her, including some stunning photos of Mia behind the scenes of their photoshoot!

The original story of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland begins with a bored little girl making the ill-considered decision to follow a foppish rabbit down a very steep hole. As she falls (and falls), she ponders whether cats eat bats and considers what life is like in Australia, where she imagines that people “walk with their heads downwards” and where she expects—given the duration of her tumble—that she might very well end up.

So perhaps it’s only fitting that the tale of Mia Wasikowska (pronounced Vah-shee-kov-ska), the 20-year-old Australian actress who’s been picked to star in a new big-screen adaptation of the classic book, starts in what Brits call the Antipodes. Like Alice, young Mia was at loose ends, looking around for something fun to do, when she set her sights on distant Hollywood. The ex-ballerina daughter of two visual artists was attracted to filmmaking because of the opportunity she felt it would afford her to “express a feeling” without having to worry, as she did in dance, about achieving physical perfection first. Not that Mia didn’t have other concerns: Although she was only fourteen, she felt positively over-the-hill. “I thought, Oh, what’s the point, I’m much too old to start acting,” she reports with a giggle. ” ‘Everybody who is an actor has been acting since they were three.’ ” Nevertheless, she began telephoning talent agents in Sydney, about 150 miles from her native Canberra, and when one finally answered, she made an appointment. “I was really adamant,” she explains. “I was trying to make it work.”

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In the upcoming Vanity Fair magazine, you will find that the lovely Mia is part of the magazine’s Class of 2010 spread. Below is an online article in relation to the preparation of the photoshoot.

Mia Wasikowska, 20, is the daughter of a Polish photographer mother and an Australian painter-and-collagist father. Her breakthrough on the HBO series In Treatment, as the fragile and yet fierce gymnast Sophie, suggested a deep intelligence and a reservoir of talent. Director Edward Zwick cast her in Defiance, about a group of Polish Jews banding together to escape the Nazis. Next she will play the title role in Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, the love interest in Gus Van Sant’s next film, and the daughter of Julianne Moore and Annette Bening, two gay moms, in Lisa Cholodenko’s The Kids Are All Right.

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Furthermore, you can watch the Behind the Scenes of the shoot, which I have also screen capped.

Many thanks to Merie and Anula, I have updated the gallery with October’s Vanity Fair scan and outtakes of Mia in Glamour magazine.

As mentioned in the previous entry, Mia is featured in Vanity Fair’s October issue. I haven’t any scans, but did find this for you; so enjoy!

Vanity Fair‘s October Vanities girl is Australian actress Mia Wasikowska. Having made her mark as Gabriel Byrne’s sullen teen patient in HBO’s In Treatment, Wasikowska has quickly graduated to the big time: playing the title role in Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, out next year. This month, Wasikowska stars alongside Hilary Swank in Mira Nair’s Amelia Earhart biopic, portraying the precocious aviatrix Elinor Smith. VF.com went behind the scenes at photographer Norman Jean Roy’s shoot with Wasikowska, who was styled by hairstylist Terry Millet for Leonor Greyl at Photogenics Beauty at Smashbox, makeup artist Vanessa Scali for Dior Beauty at traceymattingly.com, and manicurist April Foreman for the Wall Group, to find out what beauty products were used to make this darling look so, well, darling.

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