On we go with “Django” screencaptures from episodes 4 through 6. While there was little promotion on the series, Noomi shared some details on her role in an interview with BT TV: “Westerns was my favourite genre growing up and I saw this and it had Nicholas, Matthias and it was the perfect combo of everything. It was an easy choice to come aboard. All the characters have different flavours and colours that separate them. Matthias is sensitive and not just the tough guy.” Expanding on her character, she adds: “Elizabeth” wouldn’t stay in this box. If men can play like this, I’m going to do that – and do it worse. She’s revolting and you see that throughout the series. She’s taking back control and has this inner battle between the woman in her and the man in her. It explores the masculine and feminine in all these characters.” Enjoy the screencaptures.

I’m very happy to finally share Blu-Ray screencaptures of Noomi’s most recent appearance on the anthology series “Django”. The 10-part western starring Matthias Schoenaerts premiered in February of this year on Sky and Canal Plus – but went mostly unnoticed due to disappointing reviews and very little press. So far, the series has only been released on DVD and Blu-Ray in France. So it took me a while, but now we can enjoy Noomi’s antagonist Elizabeth Thurman in high quality screencaptures, starting with the first three episodes. Enjoy.

With no news on “Constellation” (Apple TV+ is not listing it right now among its more recent premieres) and the dual strike doing adding to the film industry standing still, there’s nothing happening right now to report on. So let’s just go back to the beginning and revisit how it all started. I’ve added additional public appearances pictures from 2009 to 2010 – the time Noomi rose to international fame thanks to the “Millennium” trilogy’s success. As the films released throughout Europe throughout 2010, Noomi was a rising star at various film festivals and started picking up accolades for her performance. For a complete list of updates, have a look at the list below.

Noomi’s most recent feature film, “Assassin Club”, has been released in most countries on home video and on-demand by now. It’s an action flick you’ve either heard nothing about – or nothing good. Henry Golding leads as a nice-guy assassin, who is hired to kill six comptetitive colleagues to save his life and the life of his girlfriend. Noomi is featured in a dual role as one of the assassins and an Interpol gent “with a head-scratching accent that sounds like a cross between a Southern hick and a Lithuanian cabby,” according to one of the film’s scathing reviews. You can check out its streaming availability. Screencaptures from the Blu-Ray have been added to the photo gallery.

While “Django” has been on the air in Italy, the UK and Germany since February and March this year, it just made its way onto Sky in Sweden. To promote the 10-part series in her home country, Noomi participated in a new press junket with Swedish journalists. Two interview clips have been released on Youtube and added to the video archive, alongside a new featurette from April for the show’s UK release and additional screencaptures from its making of.

Noomi is staying in France for more shows at the Paris Fashion Week. Yesterday, she attended the runway at Dior’s 2023/2024 Menswear show. A couple of pictures have been added to the photo gallery, alongside additions to Thursday’s Givenchy show. Next up, most probably this weekend, is Portugal’s Fest PRO, for which Noomi was previously announced to participate in a conversation panel on acting, so stay tuned.

Yesterday, Noomi Rapace was among the many celebrity guest to make a grand entrance at Paris’ Invalides museum for the city’s Fashion Week’s Givenchy Menswear Spring/Summer 2024 runway. Pictures have been added to the photo gallery.

Apparently it takes a flash to bring us some Noomi updates. On Wednesday, the actress was among the many guests of a special screening for “The Flash” in London. A couple of pictures from the red carpet have been added to the photo gallery.

Noomi Rapace will be a guest speaker at next month’s Fest PRO in Espinho, Portugal, which is running from 19-26 June. An exact date has not yet been confirmed. FEST is a new generation of festivals, featuring film screenings, music concerts & showcases, conference sessions and TV showcases. The Fest PRO section is a leading platform for filmmakers to network, enhance their film knowledge and develop new projects, as well as personally interact with the world’s leading filmmakers. In FEST, film professionals, up-and-coming and established alike, come together to present their work, develop their skills and create synergies. The event is a one-of-a-kind opportunity that offers a fast track to the film industry and creates a meaningful connection with like-minded peers worldwide.

Nancy Bishop and Jo Monteiro will be joining Caprice Crawford in sessions discussing the casting process within the international audiovisual industry. Noomi Rapace, renowned for her role as the lead actress in successful movies like the adaptations of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy, will share her valuable experiences. Leading the panel titled “The Role of Mentorship in Filmmaking: Building a Support Network and Learning from Industry Professionals” will be Paul Miller. He will emphasize the significance of mentorship and networking for emerging directors, providing valuable insights on how to establish meaningful connections with experienced industry professionals.

With not much happening right now (except for a new clip from “Assassin Club”, which unfortunately doesn’t serve as front page news), I spent some time revamping the press library. You can now easily browse articles by year or fast forward to some in-depth cover stories. Have a look at a selection of great covers below.