FIRST GLIMPSE OF JUNO
I first saw Juno in
Notes on a Scandal, granted I didn't go to see it for Juno, but but for her rather goodlooking co-star
Andrew Simpson (such a teenage girl eh?). Overall I really enjoyed the film, I would class it as one of my favourites in 2006 (not just because of Andrew but rather for the amazing acting all round and compelling storyline :D).
First time round I didn't really take in Juno's performance and it wasn't until pictures appeared of the
Notes on a Scandal Premiere that I noticed Juno and realised that she was in the movie. My first impressions of her was that she is a very pretty girl, classically beautiful as other pictures show and I immediantly wanted to find out more about her.
MY WEIRD MIND - Can skip if easily bored
At this time Juno had two projects coming up
Atonement and
The Other Boleyn Girl. Both featuring famous and established actors and both being expensive productions I was really impressed that a girl (from basically nowhere) is landing all these fantastic roles. I had always wanted to create a fansite for an actor (I helped at alot of others) and Juno was an absolutely perfect contestant.
The problem was, I didn't think I was enough of a fan. I had only seen her once in Notes on a Scandal and didn't even take in her performance (I was waiting for another scene with Andrew most likely :P) so decided to wait out until I could watch Notes... again. To busy myself I bought the novels Atonement and The Other Boleyn Girl, loved them and now I was eagerly waiting for the movie versions and to see Juno's take on Lola and the very weird Jane Parker.
At this point Juno had got a part in St. Trinians (with Tamsin Egerton who I was also creating a fansite on), Mr Nobody and finally Wild Child (which features the reason why I was into webmaking in the first place Alex Pettyfer). When this photoshoot showed, I ranted for about 10 minutes on how great and beautiful she looked and I then new I had to make a fansite on her.
FINALLY MADE
The site was created in August 2007. Hosting at
Dreamhost and the domain name was paid by my father, with me paying the money back.
