There are 2 new video clips posted. One from Conan O’Brien and the other from Regis and Kelly. You can watch Tea on The Sauce by visiting the official Fuse TV website.

Also, Tea will be on The Early Show on CBS next Monday morning, June 25.

Tea Leoni’s interview with Moving Pictures Magazine at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival is featured as the special Video of the Week on the magazine’s website. Leoni is fun and expressive as she talks about working with Ben Kingsley on the film, You Kill Me.

You can see Leoni featured on the main page here:

www.movingpicturesmagazine.com

The video is part of a series of questions she answered from the festival that you can find here:

www.movingpicturesmagazine.com/videoaudio/mpminterviews/TeaLeoni

T?a will be on a few talk shows this week promoting You Kill Me:

• Monday, June 18: Late Night w/ Conan O’Brien on NBC
• Tuesday, June 19: The Sauce on Fuse
• Friday, June 22: Live w/ Regis and Kelly on ABC

I have converted the photo gallery to a different script and it is now available at leonionline.com/photos. I also updated the gallery to include about 100 new/old photos in a higher resolution.

Have fun!

Couple to play founders of Reader’s Digest

Tea Leoni and David Duchovny will give the bigscreen treatment to the story of Reader’s Digest founders DeWitt Wallace and Lila Acheson Wallace.

Through their And Then Prods. shingle, Leoni and Duchovny have optioned “American Dreamers,” a book by former Digest editor Peter Canning.

While Leoni and Duchovny will produce, they likely won’t appear in the film.

“This is what happened to their American dream, when it got filtered through the right wing,” Leoni told Daily Variety. Canning, a 25-year vet of the mag who rose to managing editor, writes that the magazine’s idealistic goals got compromised as it grew into a juggernaut after WWII. It became a pulpit for a conservative agenda, and the founders allowed it to be used as a tool by the CIA and the FBI. The founders also lost themselves when they became rich and passive as people pawed for money and control of their empire. “They were manipulated by a system that was so much bigger than they were. The wealthier they got, the more vulnerable they became,” Leoni said.

The author will be a consultant on the project.

He had difficulty getting his book published, and by the time it was released, hundreds of volatile pages were excised. They will be exploited in film. Leoni said a writer will be hired shortly.

As producers, Leoni and Duchovny recently set up the Universal comedy “Miss Captivity”; the Beacon Communications comedy “Mount Pleasant”; the Showtime pilot formerly known as “Californication,” starring Duchovny, written by Tom Kapinos and directed by Stephen Hopkins; and “Yogaman,” a comedy series written for Showtime by Duchovny, Scott Burns and Bart Freundlich.

Source: Variety