Teresa has made an appearance at Founder Council with Amway leaders in Italy during her recent travel.

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appearances > 2012 > amway founders council

Finally, we have a first look of Teresa on the set of ‘Warm Bodies’ with co-stars Dave Franco and Analeigh Tipton. According to her twitter, they actually are re-shooting scenes.

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Miss Teresa was spotted leaving the Chateau Marmont with some friends on May 04. I’ve added 15 MQs photos in the gallery.

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Teresa attends at the Naeem Khan Private Dinner at the Chateu Marmont on May 2nd. I like her dress, it’s colorful. I’ve added photos in the gallery.

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Teresa gave an interview and talked about her project ‘Track Town’ with her friend Tahyna Tozzi.

It’s a truth universally acknowledged that a starlet with a string of blockbusters to her name must also have her own production company. But whether that company actually produces anything depends on the ambitions of the starlet.

Since co-founding production company Wood Cabin Pictures (formerly Avakea Productions) with model and actress Tahyna Tozzi almost three years ago, Teresa Palmer has been developing the script for Track Town, a film centred around the hip hop culture in Adelaide.

“It’s a gritty Australian story set in the 90s,” Palmer tells IF. “It’s the story of two women in their twenties who are polar opposites. They accidentally kill the brother of this underworld figure and so they’re being pursued and they meet interesting characters on the road. There’s humour and action and drama.”

The script is currently in finishing stages with the plan being for Palmer and Tozzi to play the film’s leads.

“We hope to shoot it next year in Adelaide, low-budget guerilla style,” says Palmer. “I would love to direct it, that’s a huge dream, I don’t know if it could be a reality. Even just the producing side of it has been eye-opening, I’ve realised that I’m very passionate about all facets of filmmaking.”

The actress can currently be seen in Kieran Darcy-Smith’s directorial debut Wish You Were Here and will co-star alongside Nicholas Hoult in zombie love story Warm Bodies. She will also appear opposite Liam Hemsworth in romantic drama AWOL, a film she compares to The Notebook.

Source: If Magazine

On april 28, Teresa was spotted outside the Chateau Marmont with her friend ‘The Secret Circle’ star Phoebe Tonkin. I’ve added +15 photos in the gallery.

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candids > 2012 > april 28 – outside the chateau marmont

The Daily Telegraph published an interview of Teresa from the 2009 GQ Man of the Year Awards. She looks lovely as always.

Twenty-six-year-old starlet Teresa Palmer says she had to research what most people get up to in their early 20s in preparing for her role in Australian film Wish You Were Here.

The past seven years have been in no way average for the Adelaide-born blonde, starring opposite the likes of Daniel Radcliffe in December Boys, Adam Sandler in Bedtime Stories, Nicolas Cage in The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, in Steven Spielberg’s I Am Number Four and now alongside Joel Edgerton in Wish You Were Here.

“I didn’t really model her on anyone in particular. I just did a bit of research on the early 20s and what people get up to and how in your 20s it’s a time for self-discovery and you travel a lot and you’re somewhat selfish,” says Palmer, over the phone from Melbourne.

The directorial debut of Sydney actor- cum-filmmaker Kieran Darcy-Smith is a topical and tense psychodrama about a South-East Asian holiday gone wrong.

It follows two Sydney couples – the wayward and slightly flaky Steph (Palmer), who convinces her older pregnant sister, Alice (the director’s wife and co-writer Felicity Price), and her husband, Dave (Edgerton), to join her on a holiday with new boyfriend Jeremy (Antony Starr).

Gracefully shifting in non- linear fashion from scenes in Cambodia and back home, we learn Jeremy has gone missing and the characters begin to unravel as they struggle to suppress some big secrets.

Palmer says Wish You Were Here delves into the destructive effects of trauma on the fragile fabric of family life and the fallout of making the tough transition into parenthood when you’re not ready.

“We’re all flawed people. Nobody’s perfect. Everyone in this movie makes a mistake and I like that we kind of celebrate that in a way,” she says.

“We say that it’s OK to make mistakes. You will learn hard lessons. I think my character, Steph, just makes some really poor decisions and she’s forced to have to grow up and deal with the realisation that she’s hurt some people that she loves and counts on.”

She says it took a while for her to get into her character’s skin.
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