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To get to her character's essence, Chastain used her preferred technique, which is more methodical than Method. "Every project I start I make lists, and the first one is what everyone [in the film] says about the character, and what they say about Maya is she's a killer."
In an extended sense, that's certainly the literal truth about the woman the screenplay calls Maya, the book by SEAL team member Mark Owen (realsurname Bissonette) calls Jen and the CIA brass apparently call overemphasized. (The Washington Post recently described how thereal-life operative was denied a rise in rank and pay, speculatively for drawing too much attention to herself. And yet the agency has not denied the script's contention that the female analyst, bucking a certain degree of internal doubting and inertia, was the push rod of the effort to find and, yes, kill Bin Laden.) For screenwriter Mark Boal's part, he told The Times, "I'm thrilled with how Jessica captured the dedication and sacrifice of CIA officers. In reality, as in the film, some of them do have big personalities."
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Though Chastain has never met the woman she portrayed, she knows where the language came from. "Maya was a girl that people said looked like a girl. She didn't look like a woman, you know? And then I thought, 'Ooh, that's something really interesting to latch on to,' that when at first you don't understand what she's capable of, you dismiss her immediately. Her voice even, there's something girlish. Then, also, I'm told that there's a truck driver mouth. Perhaps because people dismiss her when they first see her, she needed people to listen. So you shock them."
Raised in humble circumstances in the north Bay Area with two brothers and two sisters, Chastain sometimes marvels how "a Northern California hippie vegan girl [ends up] playing a Mossad agent in "The Debt" and now a CIA targeter."
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"I think it gets very personal after Camp Chapman; I think we see a switch in her character there. [After the incident], the next time we see her she's just hollowed out, there's no makeup, she dresses almost like a man. That's when it becomes very personal. Before that, 3,000 people died [on Sept. 11, 2001], and yes, it's herjobto protect this country. So of course she's going to do what she can." But after Chapman, in a scene with a fellow combat-honed operative, Maya says, "A lot of my friends have died trying to do this. I believe I was chosen to finish thejob." "That is true Maya," Chastain says. "There's an earnestness about her where sometimes she says something and you go, 'Wow, that's so honest.' It's this pure belief, and no one's going to stop her."
Chastain remains grateful that screenwriter Boal's research — however controversial the interrogations' role is — has largely held up as updates such as Owen's book emerge. The tears Maya sheds in the film are the very tears thereal-life "Jen" sheds in the book. The targeter's "100%" certainty that she had found Bin Laden was justified, and she identified the body for the very skeptics who once stood in her way.
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But after Bin Laden's death, as Maya boards a cavernous transport plane all alone, "It's very complicated. Where do you go? What do you do?" Chastain says. "This ends the greatest manhunt in history. She was someone who was so focused that she gave up her self. Then at the end of the movie when they say, 'Where do you want to go?' Where can she go? She has no idea."
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- Gabby / Gypsy*Diaries said...
Whoooaaa how exciting!!! It´s always been my dream to live in New York! ;)
http://gypsy-diaries.blogspot.com/ - July 28, 2011 at 3:36 AM
- RosaLovesDC said...
Congrats on the Lucky assignment and good luck with the move lady.
- July 28, 2011 at 5:39 AM
- The Fancy Teacup said...
Wishing you the best on your transition to New York, girl! Glad you are able to find some time to relax and enjoy the little moments in life.
♥, Jamie
www.TheFancyTeacup.com - July 28, 2011 at 6:33 AM
- Kelly said...
Good Luck in NY! I'm sorry you'll have to leave San Francisco though. You can see in your pictures how much you love the city. I only visited SF, and didn't really like it, but your pictures make me jealous that I'm not there.
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- Cara said...
GREAT photos!
Lilac and Grey
PS. I didn't know you were moving to NYC! - July 28, 2011 at 8:32 AM
- Anna Jane said...
i can't believe you're moving so soon! i plan on making some NYC trips this fall so you'll have to come down to the city so we can hang!
- July 28, 2011 at 8:39 AM
- Closet Fashionista said...
How did I not know you were moving to NYC? Maybe I just forgot XD
Anywayyy, that's so close to me! :D Good luck with the move
http://www.closet-fashionista.com - July 28, 2011 at 9:14 AM
- Neris / Fashion Fractions said...
You are so lucky that you are moving to NY :) gorgeous photos!
Fashion Fractions - July 28, 2011 at 9:19 AM
- April said...
Holy Cow your plate is full! You are keeping it together soooo well (all while looking fabulous!) Really looking forward to hearing about your adventures in the Big City!
- July 28, 2011 at 9:35 AM
- Collections said...
Wow so exiting your moving to NYC! We should get together sometime for a drink and talk blogging :) It's great here and I think you're just missing the heat wave which is even more awesome because the city was unbearable then haha.
Fashionable Collections - July 28, 2011 at 10:04 AM
- taimitogetdressed said...
I'm moving to New York (from Boston) too! I'm trying to enjoy the best of Boston before I go...if NYC apartment hunting didn't take up all of my time. It's seriously a full-time job just to some sort of decent apartment there.
- July 28, 2011 at 10:11 AM
- the haute housewife said...
Not sure if you ever read my goodbye letter to San Francisco, but I know what it feels like to leave that magical place. http://thehautehousewife.com/haute-life/leaving-a-piece-of-my-heart-in-san-francisco/
Congrats on all your exciting life changes! I'll be continuing to follow your adventures :) - July 28, 2011 at 10:14 AM
- MG said...
Congratulations on everything!
- July 28, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- Sonia said...
Your pics made me miss SF! I moved there after college for a year and moved back to NYC last year - you will love NY... hopefully we can fulfill your Cheetah cravings...
Hope to meet you!
In Pursuit of Style - July 28, 2011 at 11:29 AM
- Shop Sweet Things with Jeanne said...
Oh no! I had no idea you're moving to NY. I love seeing your blog posts around town in SF!! It will be sad to see you go, but I'm sure it'll be very exciting to see your adventure in NY. Good luck with the move and congrats on the Lucky project!
- July 28, 2011 at 11:29 AM
- la petite coquine said...
Such a perfect way to soak up SF in your last few days-hope you're prepared to leave our wild weather behind!
- July 28, 2011 at 2:41 PM
- Yajaira said...
Loving the nail polish
http://eleven23shop.blogspot.com/ - July 28, 2011 at 7:15 PM
- Post Grad Chic said...
That leather jacket it fabulous! I love the pattern mixing as well. Good luck with the move to NYC!
www.postgradchic.blogspot.com - July 28, 2011 at 7:29 PM
- Gelene said...
San Francisco will definitely miss you :(
I'll be losing my opportunity to accidentally run into you on the streets, although I'm sure you'll have a blast in NY!!
gellinjelly.blogspot.com - July 28, 2011 at 8:41 PM
- G. said...
Nice pics, I need to visit SF asap!!
Btw, I'm hosting my first GIVEAWAY, you're welcome to participate ;-)
http://gayleswishlist.blogspot.com - July 28, 2011 at 8:42 PM
- Taylor Rae said...
You capture SF perfectly in this post. Don't you just love this city?
http://dailydoseofsunlight.blogspot.com/ - July 28, 2011 at 11:49 PM
- Josie said...
Congratulations on the Lucky Style Collective, doll, and good luck with the move!
xo Josie
www.winksmilestyle.com - July 29, 2011 at 1:46 AM
- Crystalin said...
I can't believe your move is already here! Wishing you all the best lady and I look forward to following your adventures in NY!
- July 29, 2011 at 11:08 AM
- stylecomb said...
Good luck with your move to NY! Can't wait to see what everything's like when you get there. Congrats on being on Refinery29 this morning too!
www.stylecomb.com - July 29, 2011 at 2:37 PM
- Maria said...
SF is going to miss you! Good luck with the big move, pretty lady! xo
- July 29, 2011 at 6:07 PM
- Bad Joan said...
Great images! Good luck with your move, so exciting!
http://badjoan.blogspot.com - July 30, 2011 at 3:14 AM
- Dani said...
Great pictures!
Good luck with the move! NYC is lovely. :) - July 30, 2011 at 4:50 AM
- Amanda Blair said...
I did the same move, well I lived a little south of SF and it's the best thing I've ever done! Welcome to the East Coast :)
- August 1, 2011 at 12:19 PM
- Natalie said...
NY is gonna be great! and how cute is that pink building?!
- August 1, 2011 at 2:22 PM
- heydahye said...
So pretty!!!
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Were you to take a new cat to the vet, Spay / Neuter alone will cost well over $200, and an exam, all vaccinations and a microchip would run you well over $100. Other pets at home? Never fear - we test all of our cats for FeLV / FIV, which is $50+ at any veterinary clinic. Most rescues don't test but we do.
If you add it all up plus the cost of feeding and toys and warm cozy beds - that $75 adoption fee sounds like a steal, doesn't it?
We want to make sure that the wonderful cats in our center find homes TODAY. Please come in and meet your furrever friend! We promise you will find the purrfect match. This special ends May 31, so POUNCE into Furburbia today!
Mark Your Calendar for the Fore Paws Golf Marathon June 15!
The Homestead Resort in Midway, Utah is going to the dogs (and cats)
on June 15!
Please join FOAU as we host our FORE PAWS Golf Marathon. There is no cost to participate but space is limited.
We'll provide you with breakfast, lunch, beverages, and lots of cool stuff including FOAU logo golf balls and plenty of snacks. You don't have to shoot a divine front 9 to be able to take part! Keep score - or don't keep score. We won't tell! The only thing we're interested in is that you have fun and that we raise FUNds for the cats and dogs we ALL love at Furburbia and the Ranch.
For more information including sponsorship opportunities,
please click HERE!
We hope you will join us for a great day of fun in the sun, raising
much-needed funds for the fantastic pets in our program!
Help Us Provide Milk 4 Four Orphaned Kittens
Warmer weather inundates shelters with litters of kittens.
Did you know that many of these precious babies are orphaned or cannot nurse, as their mothers are ill and the milk is tainted?
These babies must be bottle raised by foster families with KMR
( Kitten Milk Replacer ) to survive. This precious, life - saving formula of vitamins, minerals, protein, and calories is very expensive but it stands between life and death for these kittens.
YES - I want to help these kittens THRIVE!
Click HERE to donate now!
Your dollars can purchase a can of KMR that will feed multiple mouths who can then be raised, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and find loving homes.
Raising these litters in foster families to good health will allow us to then spay/neuter and vaccinate the families and continue to fight the problem of pet over-population facing shelters across Utah and the nation at large.
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On any given day at the Friends of Animals Utah Rescue and Rehab Ranch numerous animals are transported into the facility. Many of the healthy animals are lucky enough to be pulled into the foster program or sent to Furburbia, where they soon find themselves on their way to loving, forever homes. But for others, significant medical hurdles stand between them and finding a new family. FOAU frequently takes in loving animals that, despite severe illness or injury, are eager to please and bond with their human caretakers.
FOAU recognizes that these pets who continue to love people, despite the abuse and neglect that resulted in their less-than-perfect condition, deserve a second chance at a loving home. Unfortunately, the cost to treat and rehabilitate many of these pets is more than FOAU's non-profit budget can maintain. You can help these deserving animals by making a tax-deductible contribution to Ben's Bank Angel Fund. This fund, designated solely to support the medical costs for special needs cases, enables pets to receive the lifesaving treatment they require.
Through Ben's Bank Angel Fund, FOAU is able to take in difficult cases and ensure that "no-buddy" is left behind!
Click HERE to learn more about this incredible new program.
Plan Ahead! Bark in the Park is July 20!
As the snow finally melts, and Summer approaches - don't forget to mark your calendar for Bark in the Park! It is the biggest, most exciting event of the year for Park City pups and their 2 legged family members. We know your pup would never forgive you if you planned to be out of town and miss this fun-filled fun in the sun!
Bark in the Park is an event open to canines of all breeds, shapes and sizes. Events will include both athletic and non-athletic competitions such as, musical sit (similar to musical chairs), best trick American Howl and Frisbee toss competitions.
Owners can join their pets for the dog and owner look-a-like contest. Great prizes for the winners in each category! This family fun day features exhibitors including local pet related businesses, animal entertainers, other rescue groups and non-profits and refreshments for both dogs and their human companions. Lots of great giveaways!
Click HERE to learn more, and to register!
Summer's Almost Here - Time for Critter Camps!
If you're not getting dirty, you're not doing summer right!
Critter Camp starts June 17. Don't miss out! Space is limited!
To reserve your spot today call (435) 649-5441
The Details: Children ages 9-12 are welcome. $325 per child,
per week. Breakfast and Lunch are provided.
Hours: 9am - 2pm, Monday through Friday.
This fun week includes crafts, classes, games, guest speakers
and lots and LOTS of fun!
Camp location is at the Friends of Animals Utah Rescue and
Rehab Ranch, at Brown's Canyon in Peoa.
Meet Our Pets
How could you resist this face? This beautiful girl is Katana, a 1 year old female Terrier/Pointer mix who is looking for love. Katana is full of energy and would love a home who could match that. She is very playful and smart too! She already knows how to "sit" and loves treats, which makes training a piece of cake! Katana has a short coat that is easy to care for. She is very social and would benefit from continued training in her home to make her the perfect family dog. Please visit Katana today if you are looking for a new member of the family! |
Looking for a new feline friend to bring in the beautiful spring season? Buttercup is just the cat for you, and she is blooming with personality! Buttercup is approximately 2 years old. Her golden eyes accentuate her beautiful bi-colored coat. This domestic longhaired-cat loves to be combed and the grooming helps her coat look stunning with red tabby accents. She is curious about the other cats around her and may do well in a home with cat-friendly cats. She is also very mellow and could live in a home with cat-friendly dogs as well. Visit Buttercup and you are sure to find love this spring! |
More Ways to Help
It's In The Numbers!
Have you ever wondered about just how much it takes to run a shelter, where over 1,000 pets are placed in their forever homes? If you're like us, we think you will be very surprised! Click here for the answers!
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How many times have we heard at the adoption center "I'm just looking - I have too many pets at home already!" Well just because you can't bring one home - doesn't mean you can't sponsor one! With just a click you can go to Petfinder, locate your favorite Friends of Animals dog or kitty, and voila! You can help pay for food, toys, upgrade bedding, etc. Just click here to find your favorite pet and become a sponsor today!


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Tuesday, 18 December 2012
Sepia Saturday 157 : Christmas 2012
42 comments:
- Christine H. said...
While some people might think that being trapped on a tram with an accordion sounds like a nightmare, it sounds like a lot of fun to me. If we could just arrange a tram car full of Sepia Saturday participants and add some champagne, I think we'd have the ideal celebration.
Alan, thanks to you and Kat for hosting a virtual party that sometimes resembled a festive streetcar. i wish everyone a happy holiday with especially warm thoughts for Marilyn. - 19 December 2012 00:21
- Kat Mortensen said...
Major SPAM above, eh?
I'm sort of early as I know it's going to be a busy next few days. So sorry for being negligent, but the best I can do right now is get my own posts up and respond to comments. Hope to get "back on track" in the new year.
All the best for the holidays to every one of you!
Kat - 20 December 2012 15:41
- Mike Burnett said...
I'd like to agree with Christine H. An accordian on a tram - wonderful. Not an experience you have every day.
My entry this week is an accurate account of a real event, amended only where truth gets in the way of the story.
Thanks Alan and thanks Kat - 21 December 2012 00:23
- Kristin said...
I was just told I didn't have permission to view your blog, Mike Burnett.Must be some mistake.
- 21 December 2012 04:13
- Christmas Cards said...
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- 21 December 2012 06:17
- Dakota Boo said...
Happy Christmas fellow sepians. My post is up.
- 21 December 2012 11:45
- Mike Burnett said...
Third time lucky (I hope) I don't know if I'm going nuts, or my equipment is playing up - It has taken me three attempts to makle a link. I'm sure the first was OK Yesterday, but not today.
You should be OK now Kristin.
Little editing job for you Alan. - 21 December 2012 13:11
- Kristin said...
Third times the charm! It worked.
- 21 December 2012 13:20
- ScotSue said...
I oculd not match the fun prompt, so have opted to continue the theme from last week with more of my grandfather's cards sent to his daughters. Thank you Alan & co. for a great series.
- 21 December 2012 14:09
- Peter said...
Hope you all have a peaceful Christmas and a healthy 2013. Hope to see you all in the New Year!
- 21 December 2012 15:49
- Bob Scotney said...
Happy Christmas everyone.
- 21 December 2012 19:45
- Titania said...
Christmas colours not in sepia; Merry Christmas to all Sepians.
- 21 December 2012 22:06
- Postcardy said...
The prompt reminds me of riding a commuter train when people used to have drunken office parties right before Christmas.
- 22 December 2012 00:04
- Peggy Jones said...
Well my little naive post is up. I have never ridden a tram and probably never will. I just love reading about all the adventures of everyone. Thanks for a great year Alan and Kat. I will be right there next year. Missed last week due to a low down feeling I had about the mass murders in Ct. Blessings to all.
QMM - 22 December 2012 01:13
- Doug Peabody said...
There were many Santas in my life. Happy holidays everyone!
- 22 December 2012 03:32
- B. Rogers, Alchemy of Clay said...
Christmas Past includes the tree for our fesitivies in 1953. We often had a feast as well. This may not look like much compared to what my grandchildren receive under their trees, but it was great fun for us! PS, there's a comment up there that's SPAM...hint hint.
- 22 December 2012 04:05
- TICKLEBEAR said...
A festive post in time for the Holidays, and one clue:
"Now that's entertainment!!"
Season's Greetings to everyone!!
HUGZ - 22 December 2012 05:29
- Wendy said...
Merry Christmas, y'all (as we say in the South)!
- 22 December 2012 12:07
- Deb Gould said...
Ahhhh! Christmas -- and Christmas cards from long ago. Happy Holidays to everybody!
- 22 December 2012 15:00
- Wibbo said...
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas with a postcard from WW1.
- 22 December 2012 15:44
- Sheila @ A Postcard a Day said...
My Christmas will be difficult, the first since my husband died, but I love the season normally and wish everyone the merriest possible time.
- 22 December 2012 16:40
- Mike Brubaker said...
A musical holiday post from me that has neither St. Nick nor accordions, but lots of best wishes for a joyful Christmas.
- 22 December 2012 17:26
- Karen S. said...
A very warm greeting to you Alan and everyone in our truly wonderful world of sepia magic. I tied up the last couple weeks with my post- I am wishing all a very Merry Christmas time, and may you all bring more happy memories to your life.
- 22 December 2012 17:43
- Karen S. said...
Yes, Mike Brumaker, it appears I don't have permission either to view your post, it has to be a blogger error! :)
- 22 December 2012 17:49
- Teresa Wilson Rogers said...
Happy Holidays all!!
- 22 December 2012 17:58
- Alan Burnett said...
My post is up. I will get around everyone before the festive season is over. Happy holidays.
- 22 December 2012 20:36
- Kristin said...
A 1958 birthday party on 30 Dec for my cousin Warren. No bus and no santa but people facing each other festively.
- 23 December 2012 02:48
- Tattered and Lost said...
Think Where's Waldo with Santa. You just never know where the old fellow will show up.
Happy Holidays to All! - 23 December 2012 08:04
- Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy said...
A bit late, but I think this is a fun post. Merry Christmas, everybody!
Kathy M. - 23 December 2012 16:50
- Boobook said...
Not an old sepia, a photoshopped one.
Happy Christmas everyone.
Now I'll go and read all your blogs. - 23 December 2012 22:24
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- Pat transplanted to MN said...
Merry Christmas to all the Sepia community from another negligent one whose time has been otherwise occupied. I did lose the spammers by blocking the ability to post anonymously, so perhaps that will have to happed with Sepia as I see the clowns have invaded.
- 25 December 2012 17:09
- tony said...
- 25 December 2012 23:04
- ChrissRed said...
Merry Christmas to everyone! Mine's up and I'm glad to still make it on time. I enjoyed browsing all your Sepia Saturday entries this week :)
- 26 December 2012 03:12
- Helen Bauch McHargue said...
Merry Christmas everyone. I'm late and may have the distinction of being last! This week's prompt was full of possibilities - I do love the accordion (apparently I'm one of few) and have great nostalgia for that kind of street car. Looking forward to more great prompts in 2013.
- 27 December 2012 20:14
- Karen S. said...
Hello Alan, and all, I know our real next #158 sepia post begins January 5th, but I wanted to share a bit of New Year's Eve magic before the close of the year! Happy New Year to all! - Karen S.
- 28 December 2012 23:27
- whowerethey said...
I am finally in with a Christmas/New Years greeting card. I hope everyone has been enjoying their Christmas gifts and looking forward to a festive New Year's Eve!
- 29 December 2012 20:28
- Ann said...
Happy New Year, Skywatch friday is still on, but watery wednesday finished. A sad waste. I loved doing the water meme.
How's your weather? Those in Perth are complaining of the heat. - 30 December 2012 10:00