Day-Lewis takes over 'Team' cover

SJ-R.com: Day-Lewis takes over 'Team' cover

Soundtrack - The Boxer - The Shadow of a Gun

The Shadow of a gun

From Wikipedia - Comments on DDL's Performance

Lincoln film at Wikipedia

Producer Kathleen Kennedy described Day-Lewis's performance as "remarkable" after 75% of the filming had been completed, and said, "Every day you get the chills thinking that Lincoln is sitting there right in front of you." Kennedy described Day-Lewis's method acting immersion into the role: "He is very much deeply invested and immersed throughout the day when he's in character, but he's very accessible at the end of the day, once he can step outside of it and not feel that – I mean, he's given huge scenes with massive amounts of dialogue and he needs to stay in character, it's a very, very performance-driven movie."

Has Daniel Day-Lewis Quite Literally Become the Poster Boy for 2012 Actor Transformations Without Dieting or Weighlifting?

Yahoo Voices: Has Daniel Day-Lewis Quite Literally Become the Poster Boy for 2012 Actor Transformations Without Dieting or Weighlifting?

...And yet it is a mere poster and not a full two hours or more of movie footage that is causing the most breathless anticipation of the 2013 Academy Awards. As Hurricane Isaac is tracking its way toward somewhere between Pensacola and New Orleans, no footage has yet been release of Daniel Day-Lewis in Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln." All we have is a poster and a still photographic image or two. We have no stories taking us into the middle of Day-Lewis's legendary lengths of preparation. From what can be gathered looking at that poster and those images, we are not likely to be witness to stories that are the equal of Hardy's time spent in the gym or Hathaway's long days of radish consumption. The only technique of actor reinvention that can be immediately gathered from the paltry evidence at our disposal is one that harkens back to the olden days of bodily reinvention by actors. A little bit of makeup and a hell of a lot of acting talent.

Daniel Day-Lewis transforms into Abraham Lincoln in first official picture from Spielberg's biopic

The Mail UK: Daniel Day-Lewis transforms into Abraham Lincoln in first official picture from Spielberg's biopic

Hollywood won't decide the US election

The Guardian: Hollywood won't decide the US election

Spielberg's Lincoln biopic and Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty may have been held back until after the votes are counted, but do US voters ever allow themselves to be swayed by what they see at the cinema?

DDL Page on Facebook

I've created a new Facebook page for Daniel - Please "like" the page, so we can have more following his career

New page on Facebook

The Boxer - Training

Article on DDL's preparation for The Boxer - Danny Boy Flynn

Times Review - in The Name Of The Father

NY Times: In The Name of the Father

Already admired as a startlingly inventive actor, Mr. Day-Lewis gives another dazzling performance in what is so far the role of his career. As played so grippingly and unpredictably, the film's Gerry Conlon is anything but a one-dimensional fall guy. "Proved Innocent" is the title of Mr. Conlon's memoir (adapted by Mr. Sheridan with Terry George), which suggests a certain lack of suspense in this story. But Mr. Day-Lewis draws endless interest out of the ways in which Gerry's character is forged right before the audience's eyes.

Track Listing Of John Williams’ ‘Lincoln’ Score Hints At Film’s Structure

Slash Film: Track Listing Of John Williams’ ‘Lincoln’ Score Hints At Film’s Structure

The track list below comes from JWFan.com via The Film Stage and will be released November 6. Beware of minor spoilers for story specifics. 

1. The People’s House (3:41)
2. The Purpose Of The Amendment (3:06)
3. Getting Out The Vote (2:48)
4. The American Process (3:56)
5. The Blue And Grey (2:59)
6. “With Malice Toward None” (1:50)
7. Call To Muster And Battle Cry Of Freedom (2:17)
8. The Southern Delegation And The Dream (4:43)
9. Father And Son (1:42)
10. The Race To The House (2:41)
11. Equality Under The Law (3:11)
12. Freedom’s Call (6:06)
13. Elegy (2:34)
14. Remembering Willie (1:51)
15. Appomattox, April 9, 1865 (2:36)
16. The Peterson House And Finale (11:00)
17. “With Malice Toward None” (Piano Solo) (1:31)

The Poster for Lincoln

From Comingsoon.net: Dreamworks has released: The poster for Lincoln:

Opens November 9, limited - expanded on November 16

Errors in the Last of the Mohicans

From The Movie Mistakes site: The Last of the Mohicans

And corrections to the list of mistakes

Gangs of New York

Quote from Butcher Bill:

Bill: Everything you see belongs to me, to one degree or another. The beggars and newsboys and quick thieves here in Paradise, the sailor dives and gin mills and blind tigers on the waterfront, the anglers and amusers, the she-hes and the Chinks. Everybody owes, everybody pays. Because that's how you stand up against the rising of the tide.

From The Movie Timeline 

Levitt on DDL as Lincoln

"Daniel Day-Lewis has a unique, enormously inspiring process that is very immersive. I never heard his real voice or saw him out of costume. I met the president, I met my dad, but I never met Day-Lewis until we wrapped." 

The Things They Say: Joseph Gordon-Levitt on playing Abraham Lincoln's son opposite Daniel Day-Lewis in Steven Spielberg's new movie Lincoln.

Lincoln Portrait

DDL as Lincoln thanks to Dreamworks and 20th Century Fox [can't wait - All the sadness in the world]:

First Real Look - DDL as Lincoln

IndieWire.com: First Real Look: Daniel Day Lewis In Steven Spielberg's 'Lincoln'

The film's due in November, and until recently, all we had from the project were set photos of Day-Lewis in costume. But a first official image arrived this morning, courtesy of EW, and few would deny that Day-Lewis (who's working with Spielberg for the first time), looks the part. And if we're not mistaken, the pic seems to be of President Lincoln on his fateful theater trip, in the final moments of his life.