Geena’s latest movie as an actor premiered last week in Sydney, Australia. There are several mentions of the event online, and quite a few picture galleries. Here are examples and links to some!

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With the premiere of “Accidents Happen” closing up, how about taking a look at the interview and preview clips from the Tribeca Film Festival’s YouTube channel:

Visit the official movie website for a teaser and more: www.accidentshappenthemovie.com.

The IMDb entry is found here, and the Facebook page is found here. The Sydney Film Festival has this page on the film.

Geena has arrived downunder for the filming of “Accidents Happen”, and The Sydney Morning Herald reports:

Davis, who won an Oscar for her role in The Accidental Tourist and picked up the world’s most attractive hitchhiker (played by an unknown actor named Brad Pitt) in Thelma & Louise, is in Sydney filming Accidents Happen. It’s a directorial debut for Andrew Lancaster, whose short film In Search Of Mike won the Flickerfest best film prize in 2002. Anthony Anderson, best known for Somersault, is the producer.

Davis plays the potty-mouthed mother of an accident-prone teenage son. “I think it’s probably the most foul-mouthed mother we’ve seen on screen. I get paid to swear,” she said.

Read the full article at www.smh.com.au.

Scheduled for release on February 5:

Tootsie – 25th Anniversary Edition

DVD Bonus features include:
Digitally remastered for the best quality in picture and sound
“A Better Man: The Making of Tootsie” – interviews with director Sydney Pollack, Dustin Hoffman, Jessica Lange, Teri Garr, Dabney Coleman and writers Larry Gelbart & Murray Schisgal
Newly discovered deleted scenes
Original screen test footage from the Hal Ashby Collection at the Academy Film Archive.

Geena has signed up for a new movie, the details are available for pro IMDb-users. A source tells us:

Geena will play Mrs. Conway in Accidents Happen, due out in 2009.

“15 year old Billy Conway has been an accident magnet since he was a kid. When he and his best friend cause an almighty crash with a bowling ball and a moving car, Billy must face up to his family’s history and learn that sometimes someone is to blame and that sometimes… well, accidents just happen.”

From AFM/American Film Market:

“15-year-old Billy Conway believes that the world is a dangerous place and that accidents can happen at any time. His strongly held belief is based on bitter experience – from a very young age Billy has found himself inexplicably drawn to extremes of injury and misadventure. Billy’s story is the surprising tale of how a good boy’s bad behaviour might just manage to save his very dysfunctional family.”

Thank you, 77517!