The gallery has been recently upgraded, so the next couple of weeks, lots of additional images will be added. Today’s update features public appearances pictures from 2000 – which has been Toni’s most critically acclaimed year in the US so far. She received an Academy Award nomination for “The Sixth Sense” and a Tony Award nomination for her Broadway debut “The Wild Party”. Plus, she promoted “Shaft” in the United States and Europe. To launch all last added pictures, click any of the previews below, or launch the individual images through the text links.

Public Appearances – 2000 – Academy Awards Luncheon
Public Appearances – 2000 – 72nd Annual Academy Awards – Red Carpet
Public Appearances – 2000 – 72nd Annual Academy Awards – Vanity Fair Party
Public Appearances – 2000 – “The Wild Party” Photocall
Public Appearances – 2000 – Drama Desk Awards
Public Appearances – 2000 – Drama League Awards
Public Appearances – 2000 – 54th Annual Tony Awards
Public Appearances – 2000 – “Shaft” Premiere (New York)
Public Appearances – 2000 – “Shaft” Photocall (Berlin)
Public Appearances – 2000 – “Boys and Girls” Premiere

These last two days, Toni Collette has been in attendance at the CBS Summer TCA, promoting the upcoming series “Hostages”. Pictures from the shows’ panel and the CBS party have been added to the gallery. Additional coverage on the TCA can be found below the previews.

The following coverage has been posted by the Hollywood Reporter: Hostages, a drama led by Dylan McDermott and Toni Collette about surgeon Ellen Sanders who is forced to decide whether to kill the president or have her family killed, is hoping to take network television to a different level. The show is “a chance to do something new on network television,” executive producer Jeffrey Nachmanoff told reporters gathered Monday at the Television Critics Association press tour. The 15-episode order differentiates itself from the traditional series, which often sees 22 (or more) episodes, and follows the successes of similarly-modeled CBS’ Under the Dome and Fox’s The Following. But don’t call Hostages a miniseries. Executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer, as well as the other producers, have high hopes Hostages can sustain its story beyond a first season. “This is not a miniseries for us,” Bruckheimer said, adding that he hopes to get two seasons or more. The complete article can be read here.

Yesterday, Toni and the cast and crew of “The Way, Way Back” attended the film’s New York premiere. Pictures from the event can be found in the gallery. More coverage on this and the Los Angeles premiere will follow this weekend.

Yesterday, the Los Angeles premiere for “The Way, Way Back” was held and Toni Collette was in attendance. View over 100 pictures from the premiere in the image library with additional information on the event and quotes below.

The film reunites Carell and Collette, who last worked together on Little Miss Sunshine. Looking stunning in a crisp black J Brand jumpsuit, Collette called The Way, Way Back “the perfect combination of humor and reality,” noting that audiences may be surprised by Carell’s portrayal of Trent. “He’s so wonderful in this. Audiences are used to him doing these really big comedies, and he’s not entirely likable in this. It’s a good surprise.” On the red carpet at Regal Cinemas at LA Live they were joined by co-stars Allison Janney, AnnaSophia Robb and Liam James. What were their most memorable summer vacations growing up? “My family and I used to take a lot of camping trips,” recalled Carell. “We’d load up a trailer, like a pop-up tent trailer and we’d explore the White Mountains and go down to Cape Cod. And sort of go all over the place on the East Coast.” Collette grinned describing her best summer, when she was 18. “A bunch of girlfriends pulled up outside my house. I grabbed my guitar and a small backpack and jumped in, and I didn’t know where I was going. We drove up the coast of Australia. We slept on beaches. We went to a folk festival. It was freedom I will never forget.”

On June 21, Toni Collette, Liam James, Nat Faxon and Jim Rash took part in the 2013 First Day of Summer Kickoff Celebration in Santa Monica. A couple of pictures have been added to the image library, alongside more “The Way, Way Back” promotional shoots from the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year.

On June 06, Toni Collette and Steve Carell have attended the Sydney Film Festival’s premiere of “The Way, Way Back”. Carell made an unexpected appearance after a last-minute text message from mate and Little Miss Sunshine co-star. When Carell got Collette’s message, he surprised her on the theatre’s red carpet after a day of interviews at the Park Hyatt Hotel. “We got to know each other even better on this film, because it was shot in (Carell’s) home town in Massachusetts. “Toni had a little beach house in that area and her baby and her husband were there. It was really fun, a really nice family time”. Pictures from the premiere can be found in the gallery.