Emily Mortimer pops up in a film every once in awhile and I’m quite sure you say to yourself, “Oh it’s that lovely lady,” but maybe a naughtier version. She’s fantastic in Match Point, and if it wasn’t for Scarlett Johansson, she’d be the hottest actress in that movie.

A word from Emily: “…acting was something I pretended I didn’t want to do as I was growing up.”

We all try to convince ourselves we shouldn’t invest in shameful, egotistical professions like acting. Or blogging.

You can’t deny the camera loves Emily in the pics after the jump.

Michelle Williams may always be the “other girl” from Dawson’s Creek, but she earned herself an Oscar nomination for Brokeback Mountain and all Katie Holmes has is Tom Cruise and a washed brain. Maybe her performance in Shutter Island will give people something other to associate her with than a dead Heath Ledger.

A word from Michelle: “Outside of the business during a dry spell, I scooped ice cream at a country fair, and I ate more than I sold.”

Becoming a fatty is no way to win auditions, Michelle. But bringing the casting director ice cream is… What a conundrum!

The pics after the jump are very straight-forward.

Here’s an early leak of the Superbowl spot for Martin Scorsese’s Shutter Island. This spot does away with the slow build we’ve seen in the others and jumps right into the psyche-bending action. It looks unlike anything Scorsese has done before and seems like it could be an entertaining winter film.

It was also announced that there will be no TV spot for Iron Man 2 during this year’s Superbowl. With that in mind, I’m not sure why Paramount would release this before the big game. It seems like it will have little competition. I guess their logic is to build a little additional buzz in the hopes that some extra eyes will see it. Either that or they’re helping us all plan our pee breaks. If so, thanks!!

Leonardo DiCaprio scowls in the new mystery Who Farted? The Motion Picture Talkie. Just kidding, you guys. Martin Scorsese didn’t make a movie about someone farting. Though if he did, smart money would have Max von Sydow being the culprit. He seems like the type.

This poster is nearly identical to the earlier poster with a few hardly noticeable changes. Mainly they spruced up the color to make it less dismal and depressing. Afterall, the last thing I want to be is bummed out when I see a movie about pyschologically crippled people stuffed into cages against their will. (CHUD)