March 10th 2002
It's been so long since we last spoke. The big screen calleth. The Mutt Movie is underway and I have filmed in my native Champagne twisting among the bubbly vines, trotting round the streets of Sezanne, and visiting the country seat in Oyes. Aside from that Society Beauty Olympia Le Tan and I were doing a glam at home series of sequences at my Austin Paws style flat in the 20th arrondissement in Paris with the skylight, great decor and the rooftop view. Another key feature is the goods lift a la Diva. All I need now is the operatic soundtrack.
Another key early scene was at the annual Sapin de Noel Charity event at the Espace Cardin just off the Champs Elysees. Our host Pierre posed and chatted for the camera as did Jean Paul Gaultier, Karl Lagerfeld and Claude Montana. On the lady side was the charming Ines de la Fressange. That woman knows how to work the camera and the shot was a wow in my Elle column.
Talking of my top editorial outlet, there has been a change of style and we are focusing rather than going down the Hello route of celebs with moi. The first person in the spotlight was jovial patissier Pierre Herme who invited me for morning tea at his new cake counter at Korova. Those snaps were the best and as for the fancies as fashionable as they were tasty.
Happy New Year
The year end has seen frenzied activity on my latest project - the mutt movie (untitled).
Going big screen is a big leap. Friends, this is the first official news of the film.
Action begins with a heartsearching of Champagne. From the opening shots among the bubbly vines action moves to fast paced Paris. The first event is a groovy soiree at which there is a heist and an encounter with a dastardly thief who I set off to ensnare in a cunning trap.
What follows is a rollercoaster ride across France and cross Channel. The aim is to screen first footage at Cannes 2002 in May.
Woweeee.
Happy New Year
Mutt
Hols! Hols! Hols! Summer 2001
hit the streets for these rather fab snaps which capture, you'll agree, a real showgirl feel of the Moulin Rouge just round the corner.
This time around we went to the Soizy aux Bois where I was snatched from rural obscurity at a flea market for the hip and happening streets of Paris.
I even took time out to visit the bustling streets of Reims. If you think Champagne is a backwater try stepping out in central Reims on summers eve, it was busier than back home in the Marais.
My boastful side could not hold back and, with a top Paris snapper, I arranged a mise en scene and took this tres glamour photo. Can we all agree I could be for Boisel what my dear friend Milla Jovovich is for l'Oreal.
Boisel - because you're worth it. Each and everyone of you, my dear cybernauts.
Cheers
Mutt
