There are unconfirmed rumours that Melissa is set to star in Scott Hick's new movie "The Boys Are Back". Clive Owen is playing the lead - a drunken sports writer who becomes the parent of two boys under tragic circumstances and decides to run the household with no rules. If these rumours are true, that means Melissa will once again work with Owen. However, there are no "official" statement to back this up.

AUSTRALIAN actress Melissa George yesterday cemented her position as the first star on Warner Bros Movie World's Walk of Fame. In true movie star form she left her dark sunglasses on, but she had a pretty good reason.

George explained she was filming her latest thriller Triangle at the Warner Roadshow Studios next door and had dashed over to the theme park during the lunch break, still 'done-up' in her movie make-up.

"They've given me a black eye in make-up so I can't take off the glasses," she said.

She pointed to her knees which had been painted in bruises and asked that they not be photographed either.

To her fans' delight, George dipped both hands into the quick-drying cement and signed it 'Love Always, Melissa George, 2008'.

George is based in New York but has been staying on the top floor of the Q1 in Surfers Paradise during the filming of Triangle.

"I just love the Gold Coast because of the beach," she said.

Her parents had flown over from WA to see her on set at Warner Roadshow Studios this week.

"I took mum and dad on the rides at Movie World yesterday and they really loved it," she said.

George said she wished he had more spare time to enjoy the Coast but the filming schedule was very tight.

"This has been one of the hardest roles I've ever done," she said.

It's about a woman with a mental disorder and it's all in her head. There are three different personalities, which is why it's called Triangle.

"The audience will see three different stories.

"It's psychologically disturbing and has been a hard performance for me.

"The last five minutes of the film will blow you away."

Movie World brand manager Meagan Miller said the Walk of Fame would be a new feature near the Roxy Theatre, which this year was chosen for the Australian premiere of Get Smart, attracting A-List stars Anne Hathaway and Steve Carell.

Filming of Triangle wraps up on Friday. Source.

HOLLYWOOD star Melissa George has described how filming the lead role of a mentally-disturbed woman in her latest project, Triangle, nearly pushed her over the brink.
Since arriving on the Gold Coast to begin work on the $15 million psychological thriller seven weeks ago, George, 31, has completely immersed herself in the most daunting role of her career – a single mother apparently plagued by multiple personality disorder.

Her troubled character, Jess, is in virtually every scene and the script often requires her to play three different versions of herself on the same day.

The role is also very physically demanding, says Triangle director Chris Smith, who cast George because of her "maturity" as an actor.

Speaking during a brief set break at the Warner Brothers studio on Thursday, George admitted that four weeks into filming, she "wasn't sure she'd make it" to the end of the project.

"It's been really rough and intense," said the Perth-born star of 30 Days of Night and Derailed, who now bases herself between New York and Buenos Aires with her Argentinian film director husband, Claudio Dabed.

"In life, I'm quite easygoing and happy-go-lucky," she said.

"Four weeks in, all I could think was, 'Just hold on. Hold on tight. Because you're losing yourself'," she said.

Her fears are reminiscent of those surrounding Heath Ledger and the late actor's extraordinarily intense portrayal of The Joker in The Dark Knight.

Those close to Ledger worried he had grown withdrawn and reclusive while filming the Batman Begins sequel. After his death, rumours emerged that the actor's total immersion in the role had led crew members to suggest he seek counselling.

George, who worked alongside Ledger on Home and Away and the short-lived series Roar, said her body, too, had reacted to the stress of her latest performance.

"Your body doesn't know you're faking it," she said.

"You just start to get really tight, your neck, your glands.

"In real life, you probably go through a hard time emotionally every now and then, but you don't do it from every angle 50 times, 12 hours a day for four months."

Smith, who also wrote the script for Triangle, said George's performance was "brilliant".

The star said she was coping by calling her mum, "taking naps and talking to other actor friends who had taken on hard roles".

Her husband had been out to visit recently, George revealed, while her mother, Pamela, arrived last week from Perth.

Filming is due to finish in about a week. Source.

THERE was an actor strike of sorts on the set of the Gold Coast-based film Triangle yesterday.

It wasn't Hollywood starlet Melissa George or any of the other high-flying actors causing problems, rather it was the local seagulls. It seems the birds had decided prawns and hot chips were not enough pay for them to be filmed by the crew.

The crew had hoped to attract a large flock of the resident Southport seagulls to a green tarpaulin loaded with the free feed bought next door at Peter's Fish Market. Triangle is a psychological thriller that production staff said had a seagulls theme throughout the movie.

"There are about 20 scenes involving seagulls," said one insider.

"So we are down here to film as many as we can so we can reproduce them with VFX (visual effects) later on. "We've been here all morning but we haven't had much luck." Read more...

Melissa will be on the new cover of WHO magazine's 100 Sexiest people. On the cover, Melissa will be wearing swinwear and in my opinion, it will look very awesome. Click here to see a preview of the cover and here to read more about the issue. And as usual: if anyone has a copy and wants to donate something, feel free to scan and send it to the site.