I’ve added two new sets of photoshoots, the second being from the Esquire Mexico including lots of outtakes. Check them out in the gallery

Set 53

Set 54

I’ve added three new sets of candids from June. Check them out!

Buying A Surfboard At Channel Islands Surfboards (6.30.11)

Grocery Shopping In Malibu (6.26.11)

Leaving Bristol Farms In Los Angeles (6.11.11)

Holy crap, almost a month without an update! But no fear, here’s a very good one. I’ve uploaded a video of Aaron on the set of The Expatriate from ET Canada that aired on June 2. Enjoy!

Another new project for Aaron!

ScreenDaily reports that Aaron Eckhart (The Dark Knight), Sean Bean (“Game of Thrones”) and AnnaSophia Robb (Soul Surfer) will star in a darker version of the Peter Pan story at New Line/Warner Bros. to which Guillermo del Toro was originally attached to direct.

The site says that “Eckhart plays Hook, the Captain Hook character reimagined as a tormented former detective on the trail of a childlike kidnapper. Robb… will portray Wendy, the lone survivor who leaves an asylum to help in the hunt… Sean Bean has been cast as Smee, the chief detective and Hook’s only ally on the force.”

Ben Hibon will direct from a script written by Ben Magid. Filming is scheduled to start in Eastern Europe this October.

Source: Coming Soon

I’ve added photos of Aaron on the set of The Expatriate filming in East Montreal. Filming will wrap up in Quebec this week and then moving onto Belgium. Credit goes to Montreal.TV for the photos.

The Expatriate (2012) – On Set In Montreal (5.??.11)

Neil LaBute burst onto the film scene in 1997, when his provocative study in primal male behavior, “In the Company of Men,” became a festival breakout and cultural talking point. Ditto for Aaron Eckhart, LaBute’s Brigham Young University classmate who caught moviegoers’ attention as a charismatic sharpie who toyed with a deaf female colleague while manipulating a male one.

LaBute’s dark sensibility and Eckhart’s charm proved an explosive combination, and the writer-director and actor would collaborate on three more films in the five years that followed.

It’s been nearly a decade since they last worked together meaningfully on a film project (the 2002 A.S. Byatt adaptation “Possession”). But the two will reunite in an independent feature titled “The Geography of Hope,” according to the film’s producers, with Eckhart attached to play a lead role.

LaBute will direct the movie from his own script, and Eckhart will be joined in the cast by Ed Harris, who starred in LaBute’s one-man stage drama “Wrecks” and is also attached.

“Hope” has some similar themes to “Company.” In the 1970s-set story, two crooks (Eckhart and Harris) flee to Baja, Mexico, after a robbery in a San Diego convenience store goes bad. There they encounter several American women, and they find themselves torn between the impulse to grift the ladies and romance them.

The script was written years ago by LaBute, before his film and theater career jumped to the next level; it stayed on hold while he worked on projects in both mediums. (His most recent movie was the dysfunctional-family comedy “Death at a Funeral.”)

Collaborating with LaBute on “Hope” are the principals at Sundial Pictures, the producers behind Sundance hit “Pariah,” who confirmed news of the LaBute project, and the sales company Preferred Content. The idea, the Sundial producers said, is to shoot as soon as this year in Puerto Rico, where there’s a hotel of faded charm that will stand in for 1970s Mexico. Representatives for the film personalities could not immediately be reached for comments.

LaBute has remained unapologetic and controversial with much of his work in the years since “Company” first prompted a debate over whether he was critiquing despicable male behavior or glorifying it.

In the meantime, screen representations of masculinity have changed. “Company” came well before the emo male of indies like “(500) Days of Summer.” Eckhart, too, has made some switches, sanding the edges with parts in commercial romances such as “Love Happens” and playing a heroic military man in “Battle: Los Angeles” and the likable, grief-stricken father in “Rabbit Hole.” If anyone could sharpen those edges again, though, it’s LaBute.

Source: LA Times

Today SPHE announced that Battle: Los Angeles starring Aaron Eckhart will arrive on Blu-ray June 14 in single-disc and DVD combo configurations. The big news is that by purchasing either version of Battle: Los Angeles on Blu-ray, you will find a 30-minute playable single-player demo of Insomniac Games’ Resistance 3 for Playstation 3. That’s right; you can get a solid taste of Resistance 3 in roughly 6 weeks.

SCE is also planning a Resistance 3 multiplayer beta but those details are still being ironed out. What’s on the Battle: Los Angeles Blu-ray is strictly a single-player affair.

Click here to pre-order Battle: Los Angeles on Blu-ray for a discounted price at Amazon.com and get the Resistance 3 demo with it for free.

Speaking of Battle: Los Angeles on Blu-ray, expect a thunderous 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio mix and gritty 1080p video. Extensive bonus features aside from the Resistance 3 demo and PS3 theme include the following that will also appear on the DVD:

Behind The Battle
Directing the Battle
Creating L.A. in LA
Preparing for Battle

And these exclusive to Blu-ray:
Building the Aliens
Acting with Aliens
Shooting the Aliens
Boot Camp
The Freeway Battle
Command Control
Staff Sergeant Nantz
Marine Behind The Scenes
Aliens Ambush The Marines
Battling Unknown Forces
Technical Sargeant Santos
Alien Autopsy
Gas Station Explosion
Visual FX on the Freeway
Do You Believe in Aliens?
Alien Command & Control

Source: The HD Room

HollywoodPQ has posted a photo of Aaron on the set of The Expatriate. Not the best moment, but hey, he’s on the set!

Aaron, please stop saying you’re an old man

Source: We Are Movie Geeks

By Jeff Sneider

Olga Kurylenko and Liana Liberato are set to join Aaron Eckhart in the action thriller “The Expatriate.”

Philipp Stölzl is directing from an original script by A.E. Amel.

Kurylenko will play a CIA agent assigned to track down her former CIA partner and lover (Eckhart), while Liberato will play his daughter.

Filming is currently underway in Montreal, with production scheduled to move to Brussels in May.

Kurylenko recently wrapped Terrence Malick’s untitled pic that stars Ben Affleck, Javier Bardem, Rachel McAdams and Rachel Weisz. She’ll soon be seen in Roland Joffe’s “There Be Dragons.”

Liberato recently played Clive Owen’s daughter in “Trust.” She next stars alongside Nicolas Cage and Nicole Kidman in Joel Schumacher’s thriller “Trespass.”

CAA reps Eckhart, Liberato and Kurylenko, who is also repped by Tavistock Wood.

Source: Variety