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Ten of the most promising young actors in Europe chosen by a high-profile jury of film industry professionals as the Shooting Stars of 2011 have concluded a whirlwind weekend of events at the Berlin International Film Festival with photo-sessions, casting director meetings, press conference, a glittering award ceremony and gala reception with Q Viva Marc Anthony .

Monday night jury member Heike Makatsch (German Shooting Star 2001) and renowned British actor Ralph Fiennes welcomed the ten actors onto the Berlinale Palast stage to receive the Shooting Stars Award – donated by Studio Babelsberg, to celebrate their recent achievements.

Receiving the Shooting Stars Award on stage at the Berlinale Palast were Sylvia Hoeks (The Netherlands), Alicia Vikander (Sweden), Brighton Rock babe Andrea Riseborough (United Kingdom), Marija Škaričić (Croatia), Natasha Petrovic (FYR Macedonia), Clara Lago (Spain), Ralph Fiennes (Host), Heike Makatsch (jury), Lina Todd (jury), Nik Xhelilaj (Albania) Alexander Fehling (Germany), Pilou Asbæk (Denmark) and Domhnall Gleeson (Ireland).

The spring issue of Another Magazine, which hits newsstands beginning February 17th, will celebrate the biannual’s second decade with a quad of kaleidoscopic covers—featuring actresses Jennifer Lawrence, Andrea Riseborough, Léa Seydoux, and Mia Wasikowska—photographed by David Sims.

Check out a preview to the side.

If anyone can provide scans, please e-mail me.

Check out two great new and very informative interviews with Andrea in the articles section.

Andrea Riseborough is winning plaudits for her varied portrayals, from Margaret Thatcher and Wallis Simpson to a tearoom waitress in her new film Brighton Rock. Underpinning this success, is her chameleon-like ability to adapt physically to whatever the role demands, says Evan Fanning

You may not recognise Andrea Riseborough from one role to the next, such is her acting talent, but get used to hearing the name

Stuart Ford’s IM Global was poised last night [13] to close a UK deal with Optimum on Madonna’s dual timeline drama W.E.

Earlier in the day the LA-based company licensed rights to Village Roadshow in Australia after Ford and president of international sales and distribution Jonathan Deckter worked through the night fielding offers.

Madonna gave a 35-minute presentation to buyers at the 250-seat CineStar 5 on Saturday night and showed several scenes from the film, which intertwines two love affairs: that between Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson and a contemporary storyline.

Multiple offers are in for France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Latin America and Scandinavia and the territories are expected to close imminently.

Abbie Cornish, James D’Arcy, rising UK star Andrea Riseborough, Oscar Isaac and Richard Coyle star.

“We had offers literally as people were leaving so we had a very late night,” Ford said.

Source: ScreenDaily

British actress Andrea Riseborough is planning a move to France later this year – because she wants to experience life in a foreign country.

The Never Let Me Go star grew up in the north of England and moved to London to attend the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, but she admits she now feels ready to leave her native Britain.

And the 29 year old insists she’s ready for the challenge of living in Paris.

She tells Britain’s InStyle magazine, “I’m moving this year. I want to explore somewhere new and improve my French. I feel very at home there.”

Source: Contact Music

Sam Riley has said his Brighton Rock co-star Andrea Riseborough was “great to be horrible to”.

In the film the actor stars as Pinkie, a young mobster who cruelly manipulates his innocent girlfriend Rose, played by Andrea.

“She’s a fantastic actress. You’re only as good as the people you work with, they raise the game and she was great to be horrible to. I enjoyed it,” Sam said at the movie’s premiere in London.

Adapted from Graham Greene’s 1930s novel and updated to 1964, Brighton Rock follows Pinkie as he makes his way through the ranks of the town’s gang scene.

Sam, 31, first encountered the book in his early teens.