Heather has put together a wonderful bag of goodies to help raise money for breast cancer research at the John Wayne Cancer Institute through What A Pair. For more information and to take part in the auction, please visit swagtime.com and charityfolks.com.
Thanks to Sydnie for the heads up on this. 
Heather Graham will join “Big Love” ladies Mary Kay Place and Tina Majorino, “West Wing” star Jimmy Smits and many more boldfacers here this weekend at the Nantucket Film Festival, where they’ll perform a reading of the screenplay, “Coup de Tat.”
The script, written by Tinseltown twosome and Connecticut College alums Lisa Addario and Joe Syracuse, is about a 16-year-old girl whose pen pal is a Latin American dictator. When the rebel without a country is overthrown, he takes up residence in the girl’s garage. Hilarity, naturally, ensues.
Source: bostonherald.com (click for full article)
The Oh in Ohio will premier July 14, 2006 at the following theaters:
Laemmle theaters in Los Angeles, CA:
– Fallbrook 7
– Sunset 5
– Monica 4-Plex
– One Colorado
New Wilshire Theater – Santa Monica, CA
Landmark Theaters – Berkeley, CA
Rafael Film Center – San Francisco Area
Lumiere Theater – San Francisco, CA
Ceder Lee Theaters – Cleveland, OH
Montclair Theaters – New Jersey
The New York dates should be available soon, as well as a few other cities. I’ll update with that information as it becomes available.
I received an email from one of the producers of Heather’s new film THE OH IN OHIO earlier today and thought I’d pass on a little of what she mentioned in the email.
Regarding Heather
“Heather has an amazing secret Cameo appearence.”
“She is amazing in it.”
Additional information
The film will be released in limited theaters in July 2006, so keep your eyes peeled to see if it’s coming to your town.
The film recently won best comedy at the Vail International Film Festival.
Upcoming festival showings include the Brooklyn International Film Festival – June 9th, Provincetown International Film Festival – June 18th and the Edinburgh Film festival – Aug, as well as a few more internationally.
www.theohinohio.com (official site)
www.ambushentertainment.com (production company)
Thank you to Russell for the heads up on the following article regarding Heather’s upcoming film, 1/9.
“Because of mass communication and mass transportation, the world is getting smaller, but we’re not necessarily getting closer or making more meaningful connections as a result,” says Alfredo De Villa (Washington Heights) of his third feature, 1/9, a New York ensemble drama about people with little in common besides a subway line who form unexpected and life-changing bonds. The film weaves three intersecting tales about a young photographer (Victor Rasuk), a couple estranged after the loss of a child (Heather Graham and William Baldwin) and a doorman, also an artist, who may be going blind (The Sopranos’ Dominic Chianese). “They are all blatantly unaware of their internal conflicts until they experience personal crises and the disruption of their habits leads to epiphanies,” says De Villa. “I wanted to make a movie where plot was secondary, never imposed on the characters, and where powerful emotions were explored in the ellipses. You get a sense as the movie ends that the real dramatic climax is a few days later.” He wrote 1/9 with Nat Moss, his co-screenwriter on Heights and 2000 Sundance Lab project Angel.
