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	roseNET &; the new rose byrne resource (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Rose Byrne, whose name will invariably be preceded with the word "our" in future, is the latest girl most likely, thanks to a couple of overseas roles - this month's well-received English period drama I Capture The Castle and the recently completed Obsessed, which she filmed in Montreal with Josh Hartnett.
		Although Byrne is sweetness personified, she visibly relaxes when the conversation moves along from her status as Australian's "next big thing" and on to her upcoming Australian films, in which she does appear in more than 10 scenes.
		Meanwhile, Byrne refuses to entertain the possibility that Australia's next big thing could soon be stopped for autographs in the street or see her photo in gossip magazines.
	www.fan-sites.org /rose/articles.php?theage (1522 words)

	Rose Byrne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rose Byrne (born on July 24, 1979 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia) is an internationally known Australian actress.
		In 2005 she co-starred as Edith, the young serving maid to whom the legendary Giacomo Casanova relates his life story in the BBC drama serial Casanova on British television.
		The rumour proved to be untrue on February 16th when it was officially announced that Eva Green had been cast in the role.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rose_Byrne (163 words)

	the rose byrne site
		Rose’s next film was her first lead role in Clara Law’s surreal The Goddess of 1967 – the goddess being a Citroen DS car.
		Rose was awarded the Copa Volpi for Best Actress at the 1999 Venice International Film Festival for her outstanding portrayal as BG, a flame-haired blind girl who hooks up with a young Japanese man (played by Prada model Rikiya Kurokawa).
		The biggest event of Rose Byrne’s career to date came in January this year, with the news that she had been cast in the role of Briseis in the upcoming big budget epic film Troy, the story of the Trojan War as depicted in Homer’s poem The Iliad.
	au.geocities.com /therosebyrnesite/bio.htm (884 words)

	Charlie Rose Interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		PATRICK BYRNE: No. If you take a village, say in India and you take your controlled -- a good way to measure the well-being of a family is changes in weight of the children.
		CHARLIE ROSE: Boy, he could be a comedian and is. World Stock -- so basically, the idea of World Stock, I want to get into this, is basically you go find these arts and crafts, so to speak, and then you sell them.
		PATRICK BYRNE: Well, we`re up to 15,000 people last year and we`re doubling or tripling it each year, so we should be 40,000, 50,000 this year, over 100,000 next year.
	www.ncans.net /charlierose.htm (2994 words)

	ROSE BREEDING BLOOMS FROM BACKYARD TO GENETICS LAB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Byrne learned from Basye, a longtime Texas AandM University math professor who spent the 10 years prior to his death in 2000 telling the horticulturist how he had bred roses on at least 10 acres behind his home.
		Still, though research has improved roses to the point of making them easier for even the novice gardener to grow, much research is needed to understand roses from the genetic level so new varieties can be developed.
		Byrne has traveled to China twice and is cooperating with horticulturists there to collect and evaluate roses from their native land.
	agnews.tamu.edu /dailynews/stories/HORT/Jun1102a.htm (587 words)

	Heavenly Celebrities: Rose Byrne
		Rose Byrne, a Sydney native, has the chameleon-like ability to take on drastically different characters from film to film.
		Byrne gained recognition when she was cast as Amidala’s (Natalie Portman) loyal handmaiden, Dormé, in George Lucas’ "Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones." Dormé has gone on to cult status, with a Dormé Forever web forum devoted to her, as well as an online petition to Hasbro for a Dormé action figure.
		Byrne’s next film was her first lead role in Clara Law’s surreal "The Goddess Of 1967," for which she was awarded the Copa Volpi for Best Actress at the 1999 Venice International Film Festival.
	www.belkart.com /rose_byrne.html (461 words)

	Up4U: Rose Byrne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Rose Byrne is a reluctant star she's 23 years old, winner of a best actress award, co-starring in a film now being shot with Brad Pitt...
		Rose Byrne made the big time in Australia with the memorable film Two Hands, starring alongside Heath Ledger.
		Byrne says of the character, "She was just wilful and she just had character in spades, you know, she was brave and kind of dangerous and wild and feral.
	www.up4u.net /cs/go/People/RoseByrne (1112 words)

	Rose Byrne, accidental star - theage.com.au
		All four of the Byrne children have chosen creative careers: brother is a photographer, one sister is a painter and the other works in publishing in London.
		Byrne pauses as the all-male group of advertising executives at the table behind her laugh noisily.
		Byrne is adamant that her success is much more accidental than a function of her choices.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/07/05/1057179083397.html (1796 words)

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		Nobody was more surprised than Rose Byrne herself when she scored a Best Actress win at last year's Venice Film Festival as a blind woman in Clara Law's perplexing Goddess of 1967.
		A crowded Italian restaurant in downtown Toronto is the least likely place to find Aussie actress-of the-moment Rose Byrne, who just days ago had found out she had won the top acting prize at the Venice Film Festival.
		Byrne gives a startling performance as Diedre, a young blind woman in outback Australia who is haunted by her past.
	www.darkhorizons.com /news9/rose.htm (574 words)

	Rose Byrne/Wicker Park Interview
		Rose Byrne finally displays a sense of humour near then end of our interview, when responding to a question about dreams in Hollywood.
		At 25, Byrne has appeared in over a dozen films in her native Australia, having begun acting professionally at age 13.
		Byrne says that she has nothing coming up yet, though "I've got a few things in the pipeline for the next year, but it depends on which come to fruition." It is no surprise then, that having not worked for a year, the actress has more of her fair share of insecurities.
	www.filmmonthly.com /Profiles/Articles/RoseByrneWickerPark/RoseByrneWickerPark.html (782 words)

	Interview - Rose Byrne for "Troy"
		Shy and not used to the glare of publicity, Hollywood style, Byrne is recovering from the barrage of questions thrown at her during the crush of mini-press conferences set up to promote the period epic Troy.
		Byrne has always had an unduly modest approach to her career, often maintaining that perhaps each acting job may be her last.
		As to her character, Byrne doesn't think that she is "as tenacious, or as tough, no I think she's probably a lot braver than I am in a lot ways.
	www.darkhorizons.com /news04/troy5.php (919 words)

	The rise and rise of Rose - smh.com.au
		Born in 1979, Byrne is the youngest of four children of Irish/Scottish stock.
		All four of the Byrne kids have chosen creative careers: one brother is a photographer, one sister a painter and the other works in publishing in London.
		Byrne knew from a very early age she wanted to act.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/06/20/1055828486705.html (1928 words)

	Rose Byrne
		Born in Sydney, Australia, Rose Byrne entered Bradfield College at the age of 12 because of their excellent drama department.
		Rose auditioned and was given her first professional role.
		Rose was awarded the Volpi Cup for Best Actress at the Venice International Film Festival for her performance.
	www.tribute.ca /bio.asp?id=5411 (429 words)

	Rose Byrne Online \| Rose-Byrne.org \| Your Online Rose Byrne Source
		The plot sees the cast, including Troy cutie Rose Byrne and 28 Days Later star Cillian Murphy, fly into space to try and reignite part of the dying sun.
		The cast will be led by Rose Byrne (Troy), Cliff Curtis (Whale Rider), Chris Evans (Fantastic Four), Troy Garity (After the Sunset), Cillian Murphy (28 Days Later), Hiroyuki Sanada (The Last Samurai), Benedict Wong (Dirty Pretty Things) and Michelle Yeoh (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon).
		Also, Mariana from Ode to Azia and SarahPolley.org sent a few new pics from the Patrick Bradley photoshoot and a photoshoot by Diego Uchitel and I added in some new HQs from the Wicker Park premiere thanks to Amelie and a new scan from April.
	rose-byrne.org (2063 words)

	Rose Byrne Interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		What am I going to say if they come out?’“ Despite her real-life, thick Australian accent, Byrne was required to assume the part of an archetypal American in Wicker Park, and said that she was determined “to nail the American accent.
		We grew up on American television in Australia, so it’s not that far removed, but I made sure I trained before I left, and I spoke in the accent the whole time I was shooting.” And that meant, she laughingly adds, not teaching too much Aussie slang to her American co-star.
		She moved to Los Angeles last year to try and pursue a career outside Australia, and at this stage, says that she will stay here till at least year’s end, despite admitting how competitive it is here.
	www.herorealm.com /Interviews/r_byrne1.htm (798 words)

	Interview: Rose Byrne: making noise with quiet inner turmoil - Movies—Two to Watch - Brief Article
		Rose Byrne is Australia's answer to Audrey Hepburn--with a darker edge.
		As a blind girl with strange, childish edges, Byrne won the Best Actress Award at the 2000 Venice Film Festival, and, soon thereafter, the attention of George Lucas, who cast her as the handmaiden Dorme in Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones.
		Lengthier roles are imminent, as Byrne costars in Matt Dillon's directorial debut City of Ghosts, with James Caan, and a British period piece called I Capture The Castle--both scheduled for U.S. release later this year.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1285/is_5_32/ai_87130401 (308 words)

	Venice International Film Festival - Mostra
		Young Aussie actress Rose Byrne won the Best Actress award for her role in The Goddess of 1967 from Clara Law.
		Occasionally she was saying to me (she whispers intensely): "Rose, you're blind, you're blind!" (laughs) If I was sacking off, she would crack the whip.
		But it was pretty much down pat by the time we started shooting, which was good, because she does not have time once the crew is there and she is doing so many other things.
	www.filmfestivals.com /venice_2000/rosebyrneinterview.htm (1274 words)

	Rose Byrne News
		Cast: Dylan McDermott, Snoop Dogg, Rose Byrne, Niki J. Crawford Director: Danny Green SONY Story Line: In 1972 Brooklyn, a Jewish writer struggling with his latest novel discovers that he is not alone in his...
		If you've seen the trailer for "Wicker Park," in which actress Rose Byrne seems to be stalking Josh Hartnett, you'll be forgiven for thinking it's a taut psychological thriller about romantic obsession along...
		Cast: Josh Hartnett, Rose Byrne, Diane Kruger, Matthew Lillard, Jessica Pare.
	www.topix.net /who/rose-byrne (550 words)

	Rose Byrne Bio, News and Movie Credits - RopeofSilicon.com
		Byrne gained international recognition when she was cast as Amidala's (Natalie Portman) loyal handmaiden, Dormé, in George Lucas' Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones.
		Byrne followed Star Wars with a starring role in I Capture the Castle, a 1930's English romance based on the book by Dodie Smith.
		In 1999, Byrne rocketed to fame in Australia with her role as Alex in Gregor Jordan's gritty crime comedy Two Hands, which also starred the then relatively unknown Heath Ledger.
	www.ropeofsilicon.com /profile.php?id=1442 (396 words)

	What do you think of Rose Byrne as Vesper? - CBn Forums
		I don't know any of Byrne's work, but looking at pictures of her, she just seems way too young, and incompatible with Craig (he's 11 years older than her).
		I suppose given her appearance in Troy she is the most recognizable (to US audiences) of the three, which helps her case.
		Byrne is a better choice than Stirling (though I would have been content with either).
	debrief.commanderbond.net /index.php?showtopic=28264 (2384 words)

	Rose Byrne
		Byrne is the youngest of four children of Irish-Scottish stock.
		When Rose was 13, after a casting agent visited the ATYP to scout talent for a feature called Dallas Doll, Byrne was given her first role.
		Byrne first wanted to be an actor like her idol, Kylie Minogue.
	www.mook-e.com /bio/byrne.htm (585 words)

	TIME Pacific Magazine: The Goddess of Troy -- May. 24, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		With her limpid eyes and languid limbs, Rose Byrne was born to play Irina - as she did in a shrill but memorable Sydney Theatre Company production in 2001.
		Byrne is talking about last year's shoot of Troy, on which she spent much time holed up in a trailer outside Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
		In the role of Trojan priestess Briseis, who is captured by the Greeks and served as one of "the spoils of war" to Achilles, Byrne acquits herself commendably in the film's only fully fleshed female role (in contrast, Diane Kruger's Helen of Troy parades around like some kind of supermodel, which in fact Kruger was).
	www.time.com /time/pacific/magazine/article/0,13673,503040524-639603,00.html (667 words)

	Daily Mail: Rose Byrne is Vesper - CBn Forums
		Byrne is extremely beautiful and is absolutely "Bond material".
		If the rumours are true that Byrne, this Caroline Munro woman (you know who I mean), and those two (French?) guys whose names I haven't yet bothered to commit to memory have all been cast, it looks as though CASINO ROYALE will be the least star-studded film in the series since LICENCE TO KILL.
		I've never heard of Rose Byrne before, and I certainly haven't seen her act.
	debrief.commanderbond.net /index.php?showtopic=28272 (1395 words)

	Profile: actress Rose Byrne
		Rose Byrne is a reluctant star — she's 23 years old, winner of a best actress award, co-starring in a film now being shot with Brad Pitt...
		Rose Byrne also made an impression on Paul Goldman, the director of The Night We Called It a Day," which is loosely based on the 1974 siege of Frank Sinatra — when the legendary crooner criticised female journalists in Australia and brought the unions down on his head.
		Goldman also said Dennis Hopper did tell him "in passing that he had slept with the cream of Hollywood actresses in his time and he said that Rose Byrne was as beautiful as any of them.
	sunday.ninemsn.com.au /sunday/art_profiles/article_1330.asp?MSID=2a65f94ff9cb4f659f2301fa35878eba (1226 words)

	Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Dave Chappelle, Rose Byrne, Sam Roberts - TV.com
		We don't have allusions for Dave Chappelle, Rose Byrne, Sam Roberts.
		Rose Byrne: I live in the West Hollywood Area.
		Rose Byrne: Yeah, I live in the West Hollywood area.
	www.tv.com /episode/440423/summary.html (454 words)

	The Rose Ann O'Byrne Family
		Rose Ann O'Byrne was born in Lawler, Iowa on January 24, 1866 to parents Peter O'Byrne and Mary Mullen.
		Rose spent her life as a housewife and together with Eugene, raised eight children: two boys named William Byron and Eugene Vincent, and six girls named Marie Genevieve, Madonna Bernadette, Florence Ann, Pearl Gertrude, Marguerite Rose, and Leona Josephene.
		Rose and Eugene were married in Lawler, Iowa on October 15, 1890
	www.tech-sol.net /geneology/RoseAObyrne.htm (225 words)

	Regina
		She was the oldest daughter of Ken and Lauren Byrne.
		She is preceded in death by her grandmother, Jeanne A. Byrne.
		She is survived by her parents, Kenneth and Lauren Byrne; siblings, Kyle, Sean, and Cassandra; maternal grandparents, Anthony and Jeanne Urbano of Birmingham, Ala.; paternal grandfather, Robert J. Byrne of Avon, Conn.; great-grandmother, Rose D'Alessio of Patterson, N.J.; a loving supporting family; aunts, uncles, cousins, and many, many friends.
	www.coping.org /regina/content.htm (557 words)

	Star Wars: Biography \| Rose Byrne
		Rose Byrne has appeared in numerous television series including Echo Point and as Carly in Heartbreak High.
		Casting Director Robin Gurland first met Rose in New York and then again in Sydney.
		Gurland says that as soon as she met Rose she knew she wanted her to be involved in Episode II.
	www.starwars.com /bio/rosebyrne.html (102 words)

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