Toni has been a guest on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, yesterday, to promote the theatrical release of “The Way, Way Back”. This has been a very entertaining and funny interview – in fact this was Toni’s fifth appearance on the show already. She first appeared in 2005 to promote “In Her Shoes” and returned in 2006, 2009 and 2012. The full appearance can be watched in the video archive. HD screencaptures have been added to the image library.

For “The Way, Way Back”, Toni Collette will be making Promotion rounds in the US next week. On June 24, she will be a guest on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson on CBS. And on June 27, Toni will be on “The View” on ABC. Make sure to catch her appearances. Coverage will be posted here afterwards.

The New York premiere of “Hitchcock” will be held today, November 18, at the Ziegfeld Theater. Chances are good that Toni will attend since she has been announced as a guest on “The Talk” on November 21, means she’ll be on hand in the USA to promote the film. Expect pictures from the premiere and coverage on her talkshow appearance later.

As reported, Australia’s 60 Minutes has profiled Toni Collette on its current episode with a very nice interview, scenes from “Mental” and a trip down the memory lane with director P.J. Hogan at a screening of “Muriel’s Wedding”. The profile can be watched in the video archive, captures have been added to the image library.

This Sunday, the Australian edition of 60 Minutes will feature of profile on Toni Collette to promote the Australian release of “Mental”. She’s a chick from the ‘burbs – a down-to-earth Aussie sheila who’s risen to the top in Hollywood.Toni Collette got her start in that wonderfully odd little Australian movie “Muriel’s Wedding”. Her role as the dumpy, wedding-obsessed Muriel from Porpoise Spit set her on the road to international stardom. Of course, it didn’t hurt that she also happened to be blessed with bucket loads of talent. In the eighteen years since, Toni has won a Golden Globe and an Emmy as well as been nominated for an Oscar. Now she’s come full circle playing Shaz in the new Australian Film “Mental.” It’s another quirky local comedy. And it’s taken her back to the place she loves best – home.

Toni Collette will be a guest judge on Network Ten’s new talent quest, “I Will Survive”. Collette has joined Jason Donovan and Stephan Elliot as the show travelled to Port Augusta in South Australia in the show’s quest to find what’s known in showbiz as a “triple threat” – someone who can dance, sing and act. The other female guest judges casting a critical eye over the show’s 12 contestants were Rachael Taylor, Magda Szubanski and Asher Keddie. Twelve talented individual performers jump onboard the famous Priscilla bus which will retrace the steps of the box-office smash movie, from Sydney to Alice Springs. I Will Survive will see amazing performances from our contestants at each outback Australian location along the way under the direction of the best in the business. More information can be found on Channel Ten’s official website.