Swept Away

...industry after a string of flops in recent years. Swept Away, the 2002 box-office disaster in which she starred and which was directed by Guy, lost almost half of its GBP6million budget. In 2000 The Next Best Thing didn t cover its...

In this article: Guy Ritchie, RocknRolla, Madonna, Duchess of Windsor, Revolver, and New York

...of her life." Madonna - whose last acting role in a movie was in 2002 flop Swept Away - had been planning to start work on the film last year, but it was put on hold while she finalised her divorce from Guy Ritchie. A source said at the...

In this article: Madonna, King Edward VIII, Cate Blanchett, George VI, Duchess of Windsor, The Sydney Morning Herald, Keira Knightley, and Guy Ritchie

...instrument, to the joy of the customers. The Swept Away director had belted out a rendition of Celtic anthem The Rocky Road To Dublin, before Timberlake joined in, the Daily Express reports. Rumors are abuzz that Ritchie has lined up...

In this article: Justin Timberlake, London, Guy Ritchie, and Black Velvet Band

...musical Evita was well received by critics. Subsequent movies, including The Next Best Thing in 2000, and 2002's Swept Away, which was directed by then-husband Guy Ritchie, were panned. But now the Material Girl is looking to reinvent...

In this article: Madonna, Guy Ritchie, Material Girl, King Edward VIII, Britain, Eva Peron, Andrew Lloyd Webber, The Next Best Thing, and Evita

...dame stuck on an island with a communist sailor. "Swept Away" barely saw the light of day in theaters, but Ritchie stands by the film, saying he has no regrets about making it. The baggage that comes with his wife's superstardom may...

In this article: Guy Ritchie, RocknRolla, Madonna, Sherlock Holmes, Thandie Newton, Revolver, London, Filth and Wisdom, and Toronto International Film Festival

Swept Away (2002 film) Swept Away is a 2002 romantic comedy film directed by Guy Ritchie and starring Madonna , Adriano Giannini, and Bruce Greenwood. It was released by Screen Gems and produced by Matthew Vaughn. The working title for the...

In this article: Madonna, Sex, Adriano Giannini, Guy Ritchie, Giancarlo Giannini, Matthew Vaughn, Lovely Head, and Fade into You

...minute. At first, "Revolver" looks like a return to form for Guy Ritchie, whose "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" and "Snatch" became minor gangster classics before he married Madonna and made the putrid "Swept Away" with her. He's got...

In this article: Jake Green, Guy Ritchie, Jason Statham, Revolver, Ray Liotta, Vincent Pastore, Madonna, and Snatch

...'Snatch' (2000), which mixed Brad Pitt in with the usual Brit bruisers, but dried up when Ritchie and wife Madonna indulged themselves in Italian art-film remake 'Swept Away' ("soggy and superfluous": 'The New York Times'). 'Revolver' (2005)...

In this article: Guy Ritchie, RocknRolla, Gerard Butler, Homophobia, Tom Hardy, Tom Wilkinson, Madonna, and Revolver

...crisis about his occupation. REVOLVER isn't an easy ride, but it is likely to stir some debate among passionate Ritchie fans as he follows SWEPT AWAY with another unusual addition to his canon. [More] Ritchie has packed Revolver...

In this article: Guy Ritchie, Revolver, Jake Green, Jason Statham, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, DVD, Ray Liotta, and Vincent Pastore