New projects...

Riassunto:
Nuovo profumo With Love chiamato "Wrapped With Love" uscirà nei prossimi mesi nn c'è ancora una data certa.
Nuova linea probabilmente a Settembre (per quanto riguarda la Stuff sempre per i + giovani non si intende quella nuova), non c'è una data precisa perchè Hilary è molto impegnata, vuole che sia perfetta quindi senza fretta.
La Linea d' abbigliamento che vuole lanciare il prossimo anno (quella per le ragazze + grandi.. della sua età) sarà più "staccata" da lei... infatti avrà un nome separato (non sarà più Stuff by HD) e la sua faccia non comparirà dappertutto (come accade con la Stuff, etichette ecc..) infatti vuole che questa linea per teenagers non sia acquistata solo dai fans ma anche da ragazze a cui piacciono i vestiti indipendentemente dal fatto che li abbia disegnati lei.
Parla brevemente di War Inc. una commedia incentrata sul tema della guerra.. descrive il suo ruolo, una pop star dell ' Europa dell' est sexy che è sotto il controllo di personaggi d' affari molto potenti..
Le chiedono per l' ennesima volta come sia stato interpretare questo ruolo e lei come al solito risponde che il personaggio caratterialmente è molto diverso da lei, che è stata una bella sfida ecc..
Ultima domanda se preferisce questo tipo di film o se vuole tornare ai ruoli del passato.. Dice che preferisce questo genere perchè ormai e cresciuta ma al tempo stesso non dice che non farà + commedie famgliari o film divertenti.

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This is a really long interview done with Hilary but it reveals quite a bit including her new perfume coming out soon, a new clothing line and War Inc. I only posted those parts, however due to its length, but I encourage you to read the whole article as it is very good.
Source: WestWord
“Hilary Duff tires to Maintain her Dignity”
WW: Like a lot of celebrities, you’ve branched out into some other business areas: a clothing line and a fragrance line. Tell me about those projects. What’s the latest?
HD: The fragrance, I’m getting ready to have the spring scent come out, which is a little more floral. And it’s called Wrapped With Love, and it’s a version of With Love that has different notes in it. It’s not as heavy as With Love, because With Love came out in the fall-wintertime. This is a little more flowery. It’s lighter, and it has a different bottle. It’s really cute. We don’t have an exact date for when it’ll come out, but within the next few months, it’ll be in stores. And the clothing line, we’re working on. Fall should come out in early September. I’m working on a juniors line, but there’s no specific date, because I’ve been so busy and I don’t want to just throw it together. I really want to have it perfect.
WW: Your name is definitely used to sell these products, much as Donald Trump’s name is used to promote buildings. It seems that you understand that relationship, but that you don’t want to think of yourself as only a brand.
HD: It’s interesting. Working with this new clothing line that I want to launch within the next year, it’s not going to have my name all over it. It’s going to have its own separate name, and it’s not like my face is going to be all over it. I think that my clothing line, stuff, is more like that, because it’s for a younger audience, and a younger demographic. And as I get older, I definitely want to keep those fans who are younger, and who enjoy my music and my acting. But I’m going to be doing things that they may not be as interested in, and I want to keep some things just for them. They care more about having my face everywhere, having my name on it, and I want to do that for them. That’s really what stuff is about. As much as we’ve made it a mini-fashion line, my name really does help sell it, and kids like that. It’s nice to get to have the best of both worlds and really think of it as a business. With younger people, that’s what sells, and with older people, that doesn’t sell. And so I get to be a little more creative and a little more fashion.
HD: [War Inc.] takes place in a made-up country called Turagistan, and it’s kind of like a dark comedy about war and about this country that we’re getting ready to go and hold this huge convention and Americanize this place that’s not really supposed to be like that. It’s like we blow it up to build it up again and be the heroes. And it just kind of shows how wrong that is.
WW: What’s your role?
HD: I play this Eastern European pop star who’s under the control of these very powerful, dirty business guys. She’s a big talker but she is kind of like overtly sexual and really rude and crude and loves to make people feel uncomfortable, but it’s really because she’s scared and kind of young inside. I’m making her sound horrible, but she’s really quite funny. And there are redeeming parts of the movie that make you like her, and make you see that she’s stuck in this place that’s horrible – it’s like a war zone. And her only way out, she thinks, is John. There’s a big twist at the end of the movie. And Ben Kingsley’s in the movie, and Marisa Tomei and Joan Cusack is in the movie. It’s really funny, but it really opens your eyes to so much.
WW: This sounds like this is an opportunity to play with your own image. Was that one of the appeals for you?
HD: You know what? The first time I heard about the script, I thought, “Oh God, I don’t want to play a pop star. No thanks.” And then I read the script, because my agent was like, “John wants to talk to you on the phone,” and I was like, “What?” So I read the script and I fell in love with it. I was nervous at first, because it really is such a departure from any movie that I’ve done, my own personal singing career, and who I am in real life. This character’s really out there and really different, and I was like, people might think I’m trying to be so far away from who I really am. But that’s what acting’s all about – challenging yourself and stepping outside of who you are getting to play around. And John really helped me with that. It was fun.
WW: Would you like to be in more films like this, where you’re going in different directions than you have in the past?
HD: Definitely. I want to grow as an actress and do things that are different. I think now that I’m an older, there’s more of an opportunity to do that. I’m not saying I don’t want to do funny movies or movies the whole family can go see. But definitely creative, artsy, more offbeat movies, I’m very interested in rig ht now.

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