I’ve uploaded HQ scans from Entertainment Weekly Magazine’s Romantic Double Issue.

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Magazine Scans > 2019 Scans > Entertainment Weekly (15 February 2019)

Actor James Marsden, star of X-Men and Westworld, is to present the 2019 Laureus World Sports Awards.

James has been featured in a wide range of films and TV shows since he gained prominence on the big screen, including HBO’s critically-acclaimed sci-fi series Westworld; box-office smash Enchanted; 27 Dresses; the X-Men trilogy starring as “Cyclops;” Lee Daniels’ The Butler, in the iconic role of John F. Kennedy; Adam Shankman’s musical Hairspray, as “Corny Collins;” romantic-dramas The Notebook and The Best of Me; comedies Death at a Funeral and Bachelorette; and hit comedy series 30 Rock.

Continuing to expand on his versatile work, up next Marsden stars in Netflix dark comedy series Dead to Me. On the film side, he will star in live-action/animation hybrid film Sonic the Hedgehog, an adaptation of the classic Sega video game and in Quentin Tarantino’s highly-anticipated film, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.

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Jimmy attended the 17th Annual VES Awards at The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills on February 05, 2019. I’ve uploaded 8 HQ photos from this event to the gallery.

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Public Appearances > 2019 Appearances > [2019.02.05]The 17th Annual VES Awards (HQ)

James Marsden is helping Taco Bell bring back one of their fan-favorite menu items!

The 45-year-old Westworld actor stars in the new commercial titled “Retrieval” – a parody of the movie Interstellar – as Dr. Conrad, a retired astronaut who is enlisted to help locate the Nacho Fries after they appear to have vanished into another dimension.

“We are delighted to have Nacho Fries make their cinematic return, this time starring in ‘Retrieval,’ in which we seek to address the question of ‘where do Nacho Fries keep going?’ with a new genre and new hero who will go to all lengths to bring them back,” Marisa Thalberg, Global Chief Brand Officer at Taco Bell Corp, said in a statement. “We humbly submit — For Your Consideration — that we have another big award winner now hitting screens, and most importantly, restaurants.”

Nacho Fries are back at Taco Bell for a limited time!

Source: JustJared

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Public Appearances > 2019 Appearances > [2019.01.15]IWC Schaffhausen at SIHH 2019 – Red Carpet (HQ)
Public Appearances > 2019 Appearances > [2019.01.15]IWC Schaffhausen at SIHH 2019 – Super Tuesday Booth (HQ)

Jimmy attended Michael Muller’s HEAVEN presented by The Art of Elysium in Los Angeles yesterday. I’ve uploaded 49 HQ photos from this event to the gallery .

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Public Appearances > 2019 Appearances > [2019.01.05]The Art Of Elysium Presents Michael Muller’s HEAVEN (HQ)

I’ve scanned the October 2000 issue of Premiere (Japan) Magazine and uploaded HQ scans to the gallery.

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Magazine Scans > 2000 Scans > Premiere (Japan) (October 2000)

Westworld‘s James Marsden and veteran actor Ed Asner are set to co-star opposite Linda Cardellini and Christina Applegate in Dead to Me, Netflix’s half-hour dark comedy series from writer Liz Feldman, Will Ferrell and Adam McKay’s Gloria Sanchez Prods. and CBS TV Studios.

Written by Feldman, Dead to Me, which has a 10-episode straight-to-series order, has been described as a comedic Big Little Lies. It is about a powerful friendship that blossoms between Jen (Applegate), a tightly wound widow, and Judy (Cardellini), a free spirit with a shocking secret.

Marsden will play a love interest to Judy (Cardellini) who seems confident and logical, but beyond that facade is a vulnerable man with a complicated past who is drawn to Judy’s big heart and free spirit. He has been one of the main series regulars on HBO’s Westworld for its first two seasons. It’s unclear whether his casting in Dead To Me will impact his work on Westworld where he stars as Teddy Flood.

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Jimmy is the cover guy for the new issue of Essential Homme Magazine. I’ve just uploaded HQ scans from the magazine to the gallery.

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Magazine Scans > 2018 Scans > Essential Homme (Fall 2018)

Sometimes it’s better to be a household face than a household name. If you’re recognized for your face, you’re recognized for your work, perhaps one of the greater honors that can be bestowed upon a performer. James Marsden—an actor whose filmography reveals no distinguishable pattern, no sole interest in genre, story, or character—is hyper-aware of the place he has and continues to occupy in Hollywood. He’s appeared in projects as diverse as the X-Men series, 2007’s fantasy musical Enchanted, 2008’s romantic-comedy 27 Dresses, and now HBO’s explosive Westworld, and when asked about how he chooses his roles and if he’s particularly selective, he’s quick to interrupt with a cute, yet blunt “not really.”

Marsden, 44, isn’t sloppy, careless, or ungrateful though. If anything, he’s open and flexible. Throughout our conversation—over Old Fashioneds at the Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles—he often inhabits the voice of a hypothetical film critic. He likes to talk about his image, choices, and career from the outside looking in. “You can always look back and go, ‘Oh, why did you do that movie?’ But you could also look back and go, ‘I can see how he might confuse studio executives. What do I do with him?’” he says.

He narrows in on a type he’s found himself playing a lot: the lovesick puppy who doesn’t get the girl. And he sees how he got that reputation. It happened when Rachel McAdams chose Ryan Gosling in The Notebook, the 2004 romance that made stars of both aforementioned actors. It happened when Jean Grey couldn’t help but fall for Wolverine over Marsden’s broody Scott Summers in X-Men: The Last Stand (2006). It’s a pattern he brings up on his own accord, but is quick to dismiss. “I look at [these roles] through my own objectivity, if I have any. Like, ‘Oh. You were having a great time. Those are the ones that you actually forgot about the camera.’ Anyway, I was reminded of how much an audience really enjoys somebody having fun.”

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