Jack and Diane (2012)
Juno as Diane Post-production: Selected for TFF IMDb | Official Site | Images
The Dark Knight Rises (2012)
Juno as Holly Robinson Post-production: Out July 20, 2012 IMDb | Official Site | Images
The Brass Teapot (2012)
Juno as Post-production IMDb | Official Site | Images
Lovelace (2012)
Juno as Post-production IMDb | Official Site | Images
In development
Truck Stop (2013)
Juno as Vicki Pre-production IMDb | Official Site | Images
Untitled Sebastian Silva Thriller (2013)
Juno as Alicia Pre-production IMDb | Official Site | Images
Girls' Night Out (2013)
Juno as Princess Margaret Pre-production IMDb | Official Site | Images
Key Dates
03.10.12 "Small Apartments" at SXSW. 03.13.12 "The Three Musketeers" on DVD/Blu-Ray 07.20.12 "The Dark Knight Rises" hits theaters. 07.21.12 Juno's birthday
Nylon magazine released their video with on set interview and behind the scenes with with Juno earlier this week. Screen captures will follow as soon as possible.
The Nylon Magazine with Juno on the cover hit newsstands last week, so we were able to add the magazine scans in our gallery. We also came across two brand new outtakes of the shoot and Nylon released an on set interview with Zooe Kravitz which also features footage of the cover shoot with Juno. You can watch the video over here, and you can find the screen captures in our gallery.
This is really exciting news! Juno is one of the cover stars of Nylon Magazine‘s May issue. Juno, Bella Heathcote and Zoe Kravitz are gracing the cover. We added the cover in our gallery as well as the first released outtakes featuring Juno. We hope we can add the scans as soon as possible, a preview of the interview below.
Juno Temple, on L.A.’s big life lesson.
“When you get off a plane in L.A. it’s like no one gives a shit what you’ve done; they wanna know what you’re going to do. It’s kind of a great way to look at life.”
Little Birds director Elgin James, on Juno.
“She’s probably one of the toughest and bravest people I know. I’m not saying that just as words. I was in a ganG for 20 years, you know, and hands-down this little English thing is the most loyal, tough, brave friend that I have.” Source
Juno is featured in the April issue of the Vogue (US) – with Jennifer Lopez on the cover – we added the tagged outtake from the Vogue site and the preview of the scan in our gallery. Thanks to JunoTemple facebook account for the scan! We would love to have the full scan(s) of Juno’s feature, so feel free to drop us a line if you want to donate them.
Juno is wearing Miu Miu sunglasses. You can read the interview below, and be sure to visit Vogue.com for a slideshow with sunglasses.
“I love that in the forties you only saw women in glamour mode,” says actress Juno Temple, who, in Miu Miu’s cobalt-tinted cat-eye sunglasses, evokes the sultry allure of the young Katharine Hepburn. The film noir frames are just one example of spring’s character-laden silhouettes—from Stella McCartney’s cartoonish round shades to Proenza Schouler’s Batman–style renditions. “Different shapes completely change your look,” says the British-born, Los Feliz-based actress, who counts seventeen pairs of sunglasses in her collection, including Wayfarers, aviators, and John Lennon specs, with green, pink, and metallic lenses so she can “see the world in different colors.” So, with sunglasses now arriving in an endless variety of shapes, sizes, and colors for spring, there’s a pair for everyone—including you.
A 21-year-old British actor described (if you’ll pardon the industry-speak) as “white hot” by the trade paper Screen International. Christopher Nolan cast her in The Dark Knight Rises; rumour has it she’ll play Catwoman’s sidekick.
Her last name is a tad familiar.
Her first ever screen appearance came as an 11-year-old in a film directed by her real-life dad, Julien Temple – the Wordsworth/Coleridge bromance Pandaemonium. Her mum is a producer. They warned her she was likely to end up “unemployed and miserable”. Hardly. She was dubbed indie’s new “it” girl at Sundance, where she had two films premiering back-to-back. One of them came out earlier this year: Kaboom, directed by Gregg Araki – his usual stew of sex’n'emo.
Well, I suppose she was never going to be a chartered surveyor with a name like Juno Temple.
Her parents named her after a rock in the Grand Canyon, apparently.
Watch an interview with Juno Temple about Killer Joehere
Small Apartments (2012)
Little Birds (2011)
Killer Joe (2011)
Jack and Diane (2012)
The Dark Knight Rises (2012)
The Brass Teapot (2012)
Lovelace (2012)
Truck Stop (2013)
Dirty Girl (2010)
The Three Musketeers (2011)
