Colin Gray

Extended excerpt from the documentary Much Ado About W: Art Wars of Santa Barbara. Appalled by the policies of George W. Bush, two prominent artists, Colin Gray and John Nava, are compelled to take a political stand in their art for the first time, one in a public sculpture exhibit on State Street, and the other in a local gallery. The documentary follows the threats, tabloid journalism, and controversy that ensue as the layers of Santa Barbara s culture, media and politics unravel through the various perspectives of an eloquent panel of commentators from the professional art world and from people interviewed on the streets of Santa Barbara.

Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason stars Oscar winner Ren?e Zellweger, Hugh Grant and Colin Firth all reprising the roles they originated in Bridget Jones's Diary. In this follow-up to the worldwide hit, we find Bridget where we left her--blissful and besotted in the arms of gorgeous lawyer Mark Darcy (Firth). Mark is accomplished, supportive and tolerant of (nearly) all of Bridget's tiny jealousies--why wouldn't every woman in London, including Mark's new long-legged, drop-dead, 'I-always-say-the-right-thing-at-all-times' intern, want to lure him away from the plumpish, opinionated, sometimes inappropriate Bridget? With the entry of the leggy threat, Bridget's pink clouds begin to turn gray as her attacks of self-doubt sorely test her relationship with Darcy. And just when it seems that the waters couldn't get any more choppy, Bridget's former boss, womanizing heartthrob Daniel Cleaver (Grant), sails into view. Ms. Jones careens from embarrassing situation to romantic misunderstanding, still managing to muddle through in this continuation of the trials and tribulations of the working woman who has become the symbolic heroine of 'singletons' everywhere. Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason provides a hilarious and touching look at the answer to the question, 'What happens after the happy ending?'

A bonus feature on the Dorian Gray DVD and Blu-ray of a blooper where Colin Firth gets the giggles.

Lord Henry Wotton (Colin Firth) tells Dorian Gray (Ben Barnes) to cheer up and there are plenty of fish in the sea.

Dorian Gray -- Featurette: Colin Firth

A featurette for Dorian Gray which is now available on DVD and Blu-ray where Colin Firth talks about the character Basil Hallward.

Dorian Gray (Ben Barnes) is stunned by how life-like his painting looks from artist Basil (Ben Chaplin). The photo's mortality opens up a discussion with Lord Henry Wotton (Colin Firth).

The International trailer for Dorian Gray. Based on the classic novel by Oscar Wilde, Dorian Gray tells the story of a strikingly beautiful young man named Dorian (Ben Barnes). He arrives in Victorian London and is swept into a social whirlwind by the charismatic Henry Wotton (Colin Firth), who introduces Dorian to the hedonistic pleasures of the city. When a portrait of Dorian is unveiled, such is it's beauty that he makes a pledge: he would give anything to stay as he is in the picture - even his soul. Dorian Gray examines the destructive power of beauty, the blind pursuit of pleasure and the darkness that can result.