Luckily for them, she avoids going Into The Groove and plunges straight into their buttocks instead. She's set up shop on the East London set in her Range Rover to deliver vitamin B12 jabs in the bottoms of all the cast members of the gangster flick. We can reveal that after a spate of illness on the set of RocknRolla, the singer has taken matters into her own hands. Madonna is giving them a series of eye-watering vitamin injections. they're bending over in front of his missus and showing her their bare bottoms.īut don't worry, it's nothing kinky. The sick cast of Guy Ritchie's new film are queuing up for a rear old treat. "For a designer, it was an incredible project" "I'm very proud to be associated with this movie. "This is a stellar, stellar piece," she said. Phillips is proud of this movie, which has gotten glowing reviews from heavyweights like the Hollywood Reporter and Variety. She'll also be working on Madonna's next album. Since filming, Phillips has been busy supervising photo shoots for fashion magazines and looking at other film projects. She spent part of her time just trying to keep the actors reasonably warm as temperatures dipped to 10 and 12 degrees. Tossed into the difficulty of the assignment was the fact that filming for the movie took place during the worst winter in New Mexico in 70 years, according to Phillips.
"I wanted to avoid cliches and try to create a gritty reality" - a tall order considering how much Westerns are a part of the American consciousness, she said. "I didn't want to take the audience out of the story," Phillips said. Weeks of research went into the costume designs for the 25 main characters and 1,000 extras. When Arianne Phillips set out to create the costumes for the James Mangold remake of the classic western "3:10 to Yuma," her biggest challenge was making the clothes seem like they'd already had the life wrung out of them.
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