I recently got my copy of EW, with the Mad Hatter on the cover. And here are the scans! I personally like the Willy Wonka page with my favorite quote from the film.
“Everything in this room is eatable. Even I’m eatable. But that is called cannibalism, my dear children, and is in fact frowned upon in most societies.”

The first pictures from the London premiere of “Alice In Wonderland” have started to come in. Check them out below – the whole cast and crew look AMAZING!

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Thanks to Barrie at Entertainment Weekly for sending us this!

JOHNNY DEPP GOES MAD (HATTER) ON THE COVER OF THIS WEEK’S ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY CELEBRATES ITS 20TH BIRTHDAY WITH A LOOK BACK AT 20 YEARS OF OSCAR

NEW YORK – From the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland to Edward Scissorhands – Johnny Depp and director Tim Burton take a look back at 20 years of collaboration, friendship, and seriously kooky characters. They met twenty years ago as a frustrated young TV star and a wild-haired filmmaker, and since then the duo has worked on quite a few projects together. When they first met to talk about Edward Scissorhands, they both recall caffeine. “All I remember is coffee – a lot of coffee,” says Burton. “In fact, I think I’m still coming down the walls from that. I’d never seen [Depp’s cop show] 21 Jump Street, but meeting Johnny, I could sense that this thing was probably not why he got into acting or where he wanted to go. My impression was that he had something inside of him, but because of the show he was on, people thought of him in a certain way that wasn’t accurate. There’s a painful quality when you grow up and you’re not perceived correctly – and that’s what the character of Edward Scissorhands was about. It was an instinctual thing, but I could see that Johnny was that character.”

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The “Alice In Wonderland” fan event, aka the big premiere of the movie was held yesterday and the whole cast and crew were of course there. Check out some great pictures from this below!

Here’s a new Mad Hatter photo! Amazing, like always!

Here’s an interview Mia Wasikowska did with the australian SMH. It also features a new portrait shoot outtake.

MIA WASIKOWSKA, the middle child of two Canberra photographers, is about to be unleashed upon the world with all the publicity muscle Disney can muster.

The pixieish 20-year-old stars as Alice in Tim Burton’s new 3D movie adaptation of Alice in Wonderland, with Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter.

“He was fantastic,” Wasikowska said of Depp yesterday. “He plays these crazy characters but he gives them this core humanity and heart, which is why … they have a gravity to them. You end up … caring about them. I think that’s why he’s [such a] genius.”

While other characters from Lewis Carroll’s book appear (including Tweedledum and Tweedledee, played by Matt Lucas from Little Britain) the film’s story is different. Alice is 19, returning to Wonderland to find her feet as an adult. Helena Bonham Carter’s evil red queen has taken over the place.

Here are new photos of Alice:

Thanks to Sugar Mouse for the heads up.

Anne Hathaway will be the covergirl of the February issue of the british GQ. Check out the cover and photoshoot outtakes below!

As for her on-screen kissing prowess, Anne revealed that she has a lot to learn from another top-name Hollywood actress- Angelina Jolie.
“It’s a totally different experience. But really you have to be Angelina Jolie to pull that off and still look good. I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but I ain’t no Angie.”

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