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Kate Beckinsale Braves The Freezing Cold For 'Whiteout'

10 September 2009 5:53 AM, PDT | MTV Movie News | See recent MTV Movie News news »

'I had not been in minus-50-degree weather before, and it was surprisingly cold,' the actress says.

By Larry Carroll, with reporting by Silas Lesnick

Kate Beckinsale in 'Whiteout'

Photo: Warner Bros.

Los Angeles — Although she was born into a respected British acting family and got her big break in an adaptation of William Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing," Kate Beckinsale has always been blessed — or cursed — with a knack for genre films. While films like "The Golden Bowl," "Nothing but the Truth" and "Laurel Canyon" have underperformed, the "Underworld" films have coupled with "Van Helsing" to make her the queen of fanged, sexy cinema.

This week, Beckinsale returns with "Whiteout," an ice-cold thriller based on the beloved 1998 comic book of the same name. Although she's traded in her leather bodysuit for a burly winter coat, geeks will still drool over her take on U.S. »

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A slow boat to anywhere

18 March 2009 7:37 AM, PDT | blogs.suntimes.com/ebert | See recent Roger Ebert's Blog news »

I came across a statistic the other day that claimed only about ten percent of Americans have traveled outside their country. There is no reason for this. The recession is not an explanation; the survey was taken back when Bear, Sterns was still paying its rent. This is the richest and least-traveled of "developed" nations, and I have a feeling many Americans thank heaven every day that they have never had occasion to leave it.

But this will not be a column boasting about my travels to every continent except Australia and Antarctica, and how as a wee lad I saved up my 75-cent an hour salary and boarded a DC-6 that took me to London by way of Gander, Reykjavík and Aberdeen. No, not even though I just googled Antarctica and this is all I found on the page: "stu is a legend and the good guy has cheap sales. »

- Roger Ebert

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