Our thoughts go out to Anjelica Huston at the loss of her husband, Sculptor Robert Graham. Graham passed away Saturday, December 27th, at Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center, after being ill for about six months.

The Venice-based artist was known for his large public projects across the United States — in Los Angeles, he created a set of free-standing bronze doors for the Music Center, a sculpture of two headless figures at the Memorial Coliseum for the 1984 Olympics and the “Great Bronze Doors” for the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. His work earned him an induction into the California Hall of Fame several weeks ago.

Anjelica Huston has been nominated for a Satellite Award in the category of ‘Actress in a Supporting Role’ for her work in Choke.

Congratulations to Anjelica!

A complete list of nominees and past winners can be found at PressAcademy.com.

I have finally gotten around to adding screen caps from the Addams Family (my personal favorite Anjelica Huston movie) to the gallery. You can view them here. I added somewhere around 160 from the first film, and I’m getting ready to start capping the second film as soon as I finish this post.
Enjoy!

Click here to check out Manny the Movie Guy’s interview with Anjelica about her role in the film Choke.

Click here to read an interview with Anjelica Huston by Terry Keefe. Below is an excerpt from the interview:

We sat down with Huston in Venice, where she lives with her husband, famed sculptor Robert Graham, to discuss Choke, and her career, this past September.

Anjelica Huston: He really is an interesting writer to interpret because anything is possible. The lines are very kind of finely drawn..so they could be ludicrous, or they could be credible. And I think, that’s part of the attraction of working on his material…how to sort of make the ludicrous credible, and vice-a-versa.