More appearances pictures have been added from another busy year. In 2006, Toni promoted two films – “The Night Listener” and “Little Miss Sunshine” – and also launched her music career with a tour through Australia. Again, since almost all albums have been updated, simply click on the previews below for a complete overview.

Another batch of public appearances pictures have been added to the gallery. In 2005, Toni was busy promoting “In Her Shoes” with Cameron Diaz around the world, so she made appearances in the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, France, Germany and Japan. Since pretty much every album has been updated, simply click the previews below for a complete overview.

Today’s last update of public appearances pictures, ranging from 2003 to 2004 have been added to the gallery. To launch all last added pictures, click any of the previews below, or launch the individual images through the text links.

Public Appearances – 2003 – Screen Actors Guild Awards
Public Appearances – 2003 – Melbourne Film Festival
Public Appearances – 2003 – Inside FILM Awards
Public Appearances – 2003 – AFI Awards
Public Appearances – 2003 – “Japanese Story” Press Conference
Public Appearances – 2004 – Independent Spirit Awards
Public Appearances – 2004 – Academy Awards
Public Appearances – 2004 – “Connie and Carla” Premiere (Sydney)

More public appearances pictures, ranging from 2001 to 2002 have been added to the gallery. To launch all last added pictures, click any of the previews below, or launch the individual images through the text links.

Public Appearances – 2001 – Trop Fest Film Festival
Public Appearances – 2001 – Inside Film Awards
Public Appearances – 2001 – Australian Film Institute Awards
Public Appearances – 2002 – Flicker Fest Sydney
Public Appearances – 2002 – “About a Boy” Premiere (London)
Public Appearances – 2002 – “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” Premiere
Public Appearances – 2002 – “Thoroughly Modern Millie” Opening Night
Public Appearances – 2002 – Tribeca Film Festival – “About a Boy” Premiere
Public Appearances – 2002 – “Dirty Deeds” Photocall (Sydney)
Public Appearances – 2002 – “Dirty Deeds” Premiere (Sydney)
Public Appearances – 2002 – “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers” Premiere (Sydney)

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.