Emily Blunt:Jason Segel Emily Blunt Felt Like A Sister In The Five-Year Engagement 11 May 2012 06:07:45 AM (CONTACT MUSIC)

Jason Segel and Emily Blunt were like ''brother and sister'' while filming romantic-comedy 'The Five-Year Engagement', which sees them play an engaged couple.

Jason Segel and Emily Blunt were like ''brother and sister'' while filming 'The Five-Year Engagement'.
The 32-year-old actor - who co-wrote and starred in the movie - ''knew'' he would have good onscreen chemistry with the brunette actress before they even began shooting the romantic-comedy.

He joked: ''I've often imagined what could've been with us but time played a cruel trick on us. We are like brother and sister but we got along so well that I knew we would have that kind of chemistry onscreen.''

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Emily Blunt & John Krasinski's Night At The 2012 Met Gala (CELEBRITY GOSSIP.NET)

Pairing up for quite the exciting evening in the Big Apple, Emily Blunt and John Krasinski turned up for the 'Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations' 2012 Costume Institute Gala in New York City on Monday (May 7).

The "Five Year Engagement" actress and her "The Office" actor husband took to the Metropolitan Museum of Art venue while both clad in outfits from the Calvin Klein Collection


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Emily Blunt: Jason Segel And Emily Blunt Talk Resentment And Passive-Aggressive Facial Hair In The Five-Year Engagement by Eric Eisenberg (CINEMA BLEND)

There’s an interesting trick that Jason Segel and Emily Blunt pull off in their new comedy, The Five-Year Engagement. When the characters decide to leave their San Francisco home and move to Ann Arbor, Michigan, Segel’s character, Tom, is miserable, but Blunt’s character, Violet, sees all of her dreams start to come true.

And yet, at no point in the film does the audience hate Violet for what is happening to her fiancée. But how exactly do they pull that trick off? I recently had the chance to participate in a roundtable interview with Segel and Blunt to talk about their newest project. Check out the conversation below in which they speak on not only the development of Violet’s character, but getting relationships right, listening to Van Morrison, and passive-aggressive facial hair.


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Emily Blunt, Jason Segel: Five Year Engagement trailer - very funny ( CELEBRITY GOSSIP )

The Five-Year Engagement: Restricted Trailer - watch more funny videos

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Jason Segel, Emily Blunt in 'Five-Year Engagement' opens soon; can you spot Ann Arbor scenes? By Julie Hinds Detroit Free Press Staff

When “The Five-Year Engagement” opens April 27, there will be plenty of Ann Arbor-spotting opportunities — like the supporting role given to Zingerman’s Delicatessen and Bakehouse. The movie, which filmed in the Ann Arbor area last year, stars Jason Segel and Emily Blunt as an engaged couple who keep encountering speed bumps on the path to the altar. In the storyline, Blunt’s character finds out she’s gotten a job at the University of Michigan for a couple of years.

The film’s preview includes several snowy scenes of Ann Arbor and a few glimpses of the U-M campus. Zingerman’s is featured in the movie because it’s the place where Segel’s character, Tom, works. There was footage shot where Tom, as a Zingerman’s baker, is making loaves of bread. The cast and crew essentially took over the Zingerman’s Bakehouse on Plaza Drive for a day of shooting. They also filmed at Zingerman’s Delicatessen on Detroit Street, according to Pete Sickman-Garner, Zingerman’s service network marketing manager.




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Emily Blunt is a big fish in acting pond with 3 films due (USA TODAY)

NEW YORK – Emily Blunt's arsenal of gifts is enviable. She makes a mean British beef roast and specializes in Italian cuisine. She's able to nimbly traverse Manhattan in "serious" red suede Christian Louboutin booties that can best be described as perilous.

But most of all, as her friends will tell you, she's a deft mimic and an ace at accents. Here's her uncannily precise imitation of a particularly memorable interview recently conducted at a film festival. Blunt's proper, crisp British accent vanishes as she assumes the guttural voice of the reporter in question. " 'What's the most amazing thing about John?' " she demands, before switching back to herself. "Oh, I don't really talk about that. 'Well, can you just be specific? Please be specific.' No, I won't."

The John in question is her husband, actor John Krasinski, whom she wed July 10, 2010, in a private ceremony. Blunt understands the interest in her personal life, but adroitly steers questions about her better half toward other topics. She won't tell you how they met because "that is so our story. People just want to know something, anything. It's all the stuff you never want to talk about, the private stuff," she says. The two tend to not discuss each other in interviews.

"It wasn't a strategic decision. It's just how we are. I think it's the best way to be," says Blunt, 29. "I find it quite hard to sum up my relationship in a sound bite. I feel that it trivializes it for other people's pleasure. It's an adventure."

Instead, Blunt explores romantic entanglements of various natures in three films opening back-to-back this spring and summer. In Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, opening today, she's an unflappable, driven and focused London executive charged with opening a fishery in the desert.

On April 27, she's Jason Segel's betrothed, Violet, in the comedy The Five-Year Engagement, a whimsical, sweet look at the circuitous road one couple takes to the altar. In the June 15 IFC release Your Sister's Sister, she finds herself in a very unique sort of love triangle involving a grieving best friend (Mark Duplass) and a sibling (Rosemarie DeWitt) desperate to have a baby.

Oh, and that's her you see in the lush ads for Yves Saint Laurent's Opium, as the new face of the fragrance. "People are going to be like, 'Her again?' The films are different enough. But it's like an overload," Blunt quips.


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