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Keanu Reeves on location for 'Henry's Crime' on the Streets of Queens on January 22, 2010 in New York City.

Keanu Reeves on location for 'Henry's Crime' on January 19, 2010 in Tarrytown, New York.

Keanu Reeves on location for 'Henry's Crime' on January 15, 2010 in Tarrytown, New York.

Actor Keanu Reeves on location for "Henry's Crime" on January 13, 2010, Tarrtown NY
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Keanu is filming his new movie Henry's Crime in Tarrytown, NY.

January 13th, 2010

The unshaven, scraggly haired Keanu Reeves is gone and the clean shaven, shorter haired Keanu Reeves is back and all I have to say is, "It is about freaking time!" I seriously forgot just how good looking he was when he was hiding under all of that hair and now that he isn't I am such a happy camper! I love seeing him look just like he did when he was Ted Theodore Logan!!!BTW in case you are wondering why he clean up his look, he is filming his new movie Henry's Crime in Tarrytown, NY.

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Henry's Crime on January 12, 2010Tarrytown, NY

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Mon, 11 January 2010
Keanu Reeves Smokes Up For 'Henry's Crime'

A clean-shaven Keanu Reeves gulps down a healthy smoothie during a cigarette break on the set of his latest movie, Henry's Crime, in Tarrytown, New York on Monday (January 11).
The 45-year-old actor is not only starring in the Malcolm Venville-directed romantic comedy, he's also producing! Keanu plays a bighearted man who is falsely accused of robbing a bank in Buffalo.
This is Keanu's first comedy since 2003's Something's Gotta Give (he played a doctor). Also starring: James Caan and Vera Farmiga (Up In The Air).Read more: http://justjared.buzznet.com/page/3/#ixzz0cOQFRpan

December 19, 2009
Pics of Keanu in Kenmore
Keanu Reeves took a break from filming a scene for his movie "Henry's Crime" at Jinlan Chinese Restaurant in Kenmore on Friday afternoon. Reeves spent several minutes talking with fans who braved frigid temperatures in hopes of getting an autograph or a photograph with him.

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Keanu Reeves Meets With Local WNY Leaders and Media
By Jennifer Stanonis
Story Published: Dec 16, 2009 at 11:23 PM EST
Movie star Keanu Reeves, director Malcolm Venville, and producer Lemore Syvan met with local leaders and media after another day of filming "Henry's Crime" in downtown Buffalo on Wednesday. "Great people and great support," Reeves said of his time here.
Keanu spoke about how friendly Buffalo has been to the crew, and reveled what made them choose this area to shoot part of his latest movie. "We were looking for... a place that had a past and was kind of moving into the future and transition itself, and Buffalo was the place," Reeves said
The film crew received a special honor from Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown as he proclaimed the week of December 14th, 2009 as Henry's Crime week for our city and county. Mayors from other local cities where filming will take place, like Niagara Falls and Kenmore, also brought gifts for the film crew including winter hats since it has been so cold here. Keanu poetically explained why they're filming during winter, saying it helps to enhance the romance of the movie. "Well in the cold of winter, one welcomes the needs and cherishes the warm heart of romance even more."
Keanu also revealed more about what this film is all about. "His name is Henry... and living an unsatisfied life... now our story is morally and ethically challenged because Henry decides when he comes out of jail to rob the bank that he already went to jail for robbing."
Economically the film has brought in more temporary jobs for locals and the decision to come here may not have happened if it weren't for the state's tax credit for filmmakers. "The New York State tax credit was huge news for New York filmmakers such as myself, because that meant that actually we could be here," Lemore Syvan, the producer of Henry's Crime, said. "Because usually it's very hard to convince financers to stay in New York. I would not be in New York State probably."
For the rest of the week Keanu and his crew will be filming in downtown Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Kenmore.
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"Henry's Crime" Filming in Buffalo
Watch video of Keanu Reeves acting in "Henry's Crime" in Downtown Buffalo on Wednesday.
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Keanu Reeves attends the premiere for 'The Private Lives of Pippa Lee' as part of the 59th Berlin Film Festival at the Berlinal Palast on February 9, 2009 in Berlin, Germany

Keanu Reeves, Blake Lively, director Rebecca Miller, actresses Robin Wright Penn and Zoe Kazan attend the premiere for 'The Private Lives of Pippa Lee' as part of the 59th Berlin Film Festival at the Berlinal Palast on February 9, 2009 in Berlin, Germany

'It's like every seven years, turn over a new leaf,' Penn says of her character's changing life.
By Eric Ditzian, with reporting by Josh Horowitz

Robin Wright Penn wasn't supposed to be in "The Private Lives of Pippa Lee," at least not in the way it was originally conceived by indie filmmaker Rebecca Miller ("The Ballad of Jack and Rose"). The writer/director conceived her newest movie's heroine as a 55-year-old woman coming to terms with her shady past and contending with her older husband's declining health.
But when Penn came into the picture, the story line stayed the same, while Pippa's age dropped 15 years. "Really and truly, age is just a number," the actress told MTV News. "I think we do it in stages in our life. It's like every seven years, turn over a new leaf. [Pippa's] at that crossroads."

Penn herself has undergone profound personal changes in recent years. After she spent almost two decades with Sean Penn, dating since 1989 and marrying seven years later, the couple began divorce proceedings this summer. Speaking with MTV, though, the actress resisted the notion that she and her character shared much in common.
Biographically speaking, that is certainly true. Told through a series of flashbacks that augment the present-tense narrative, "Pippa" follows the titular character from her days of youthful debauchery (played, in these sequences, by Blake Lively) to the time, decades later, when she and her elderly husband (Alan Arkin) move into a retirement home following his heart attack and she meets a man closer to her own age (Keanu Reeves).
Like Pippa, Reeves' character is struggling to make sense of life's difficult twists and turns. The actor revealed that his point of creative entry for the role was to imagine how to restart your own life after past failures, or as he put it, "the idea of dealing with the past and becoming present in your own life and changing it."
Change is certainly one of the film's central themes. Love, as Pippa says at one point, comes and goes. And at least in this respect, Penn agrees with her character.
"It's twofold. It does come and go, but when it comes back, it's bigger," she explained, adding, "When it goes, it goes. You're like, 'OK, this one came back and, wow, it feels better.' "

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Keanu Reeves And Robin Wright Penn On Love
The "Secret Lives of Pippa Lee" co-stars weigh in on the concept of love coming and going. (11.25.09)

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Keanu Reeves at the Angelika NEW YORK on 11/27 after the 7:25PM show of "PIPPA LEE" http://tinyurl.com/ylzzlb2

Keanu at Angelica Theater, NYC for a Question and Answer event following new film The Private Lives of Pippa Lee 11-27

Photo: Philip Mauro Thursday, November 26, 2009
OMG in this photo (and it's not photo-shopped!) Pastor Ann Kansfield of the Greenpoint Reformed Church is in the company of two very big movie stars: Keanu Reeves and Vera Farmiga who stopped by the Greenpoint Reformed Church Soup Kitchen, earlier today, to lend some support before the Kitchen's Thanksgiving meal was served. Reeves and Farmiga are filming "Henry's Crime." Some of the scenes are being shot in the upper level of the Church. According to Ann, "Reeves is playing the part of a big-hearted man who is falsely accused of pulling a bank robbery on a bank in Buffalo. Farmiga plays the love interest of Reeves' character."
Reeve's presence is also being felt in beneficent ways: The film production company producing "Henry's Crime," Ann happily reports, is donating funds to the soup kitchen to help begin a much needed rehab of the church's basement.
For those who don't know, the soup kitchen serves a healthy and delicious meal to as many as 80 people each week, which, says Ann, is a 20 percent increase over the numbers they served last year. "Due to this surge, to complement seating in the main hall, upgrading the basement space will allow the soup kitchen to keep up with the increasing demand by functioning as an overflow room on busy nights," she says.
Designers Goil Amornvivat (of Bravo's Top Design) and Tom Morbitzer have volunteered their expertise and will design a plan for the basement space, says Ann. "The duo, who live in Williamsburg, jumped at the opportunity to help us."

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The Private Lives of Pippa Lee (2009)
Reviewed by Lisa Schwarzbaum Nov 24, 2009
Lisa Schwarzbaum
Lisa Schwarzbaum is a film critic for EW
If anyone can knit the unraveling title character in The Private Lives of Pippa Lee into a recognizable woman, it's Robin Wright. Always an actor of great physical loveliness, the star, now in her 40s, has a unique talent for conveying the minute mood shifts of an adult woman wised up by her own aging. She's pleasing as ever to watch in this high-class production by writer-director Rebecca Miller (Personal Velocity), adapted from Miller's own novel. But the rarefied dramatique circles in which Pippa (literally) sleepwalks are such a mess of highfalutin complications that it's impossible to empathize with the sad, lost, fragile heroine. (She's much more relatable in the novel.) The mix is Lifetime soap-meets-Woody Allen smart-set comedy, with less humor and a genteel Connecticut setting.
This we know: Pippa is married to a much older man, Herb (Alan Arkin), a successful publisher who left his wife (Monica Bellucci) for Pippa when the former Pippa Sarkissian was a crazy, drug- and sex-addled filly (played, in flashback, by Gossip Girl's Blake Lively). Now while Herb makes eyes at a new younger, crazy woman (Winona Ryder), Pippa somnambulates her way into a bond with her neighbor's emotionally trip-wired son (Keanu Reeves). The name-brand cast gives the movie buzz, but no velocity. C
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