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Paramount Home Entertainment will release “Stop-Loss” on DVD this July 8th. From the director of “Boys Don’t Cry.” The film stars Ryan Phillippe, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Rob Brown, Channing Tatum, and Abbie Cornish.

Extras will include: “Commentary by Director Kimberly Peirce and Co-Writer Mark Richard,” “The Making Of Stop-Loss,” “A Day In Boot Camp” featurette, and 11 “Additional Scenes.”

Synopsis:
Decorated Iraq war hero Sgt. Brandon King (Ryan Phillippe) makes a celebrated return to his small Texas hometown following his tour of duty. He tries to resume the life he left behind with the help and support of his family and his best friend, Steve Shriver (Channing Tatum), who served with him in Iraq. Along with their other war buddies, Brandon and Steve try to make peace with civilian life. Then, against Brandon´s will, the Army orders him back to duty in Iraq, which upends his world. The conflict tests everything he believes in: the bond of family, the loyalty of friendship, the limits of love and the value of honor.

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After great deliberation, the editors of OK! have chosen the following 50 handsome hunks as the sweetest pieces of Man Candy.

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1. David Beckham, 33, professional soccer player
2. Maksim Chmerkovskiy, 28, dancer
3. Shemar Moore, 38, actor
4. Antonio Sabato, Jr., 36, actor
5. Michael Phelps, 22, Olympic swimmer
6. Jesse Metcalfe, 29, actor
7. Jerry O’Connell, 34, actor
8. Ashton Kutcher, 30, actor/producer
9. Chris Carmack, 27, actor/model
10. Mario Lopez, 34, actor/dancer/TV correspondent
11. Pierce Brosnan, 55, actor
12. Jeremy Piven, 42, actor
13. Eddie Cibrian, 34, actor
14. Adrian Grenier, 31, actor/director 
15. Hugh Jackman, 39, actor 
16. Daniel Dae Kim, 39, actor 
17. Lance Bass, 29, musician 
18. LL Cool J, 40, actor/musician 
19. Sean Faris, 26, actor 
20. Liev Schreiber, 40, actor 
21 Andy Baldwin, 31, doctor, US Navy 
22 Simon Baker, 38, actor 
23. Tyson Beckford, 37, actor/model 
24. Lance Armstrong, 36, champion cyclist 
25. Simon Cowell, 48, American Idol judge 
26. Ryan Phillippe, 33, actor 
27. Gavin Rossdale, 40, musician
28. Orlando Bloom, 31, actor 
29. Scott Caan, 31, actor 
30. Chad Michael Murray, 26, actor 
31. Josh Duhamel, 35, actor 
32. Will Smith, 39, actor/musician 
33. Eric Dane, 35, actor 
34, Chris Evans, 26, actor 
35. Kelly Slater, 36, professional surfer 
36. Daniel Craig, 40, actor 
37. Gilles Marini, 32, actor 
38. Lenny Kravitz, 43, musician 
39. Eduardo Verastegui, 34, actor/musician/model 
40. Amaury Nolasco, 37, actor 
41. Matt Lauer, 50, Today Show host
42. Dennis Quaid, 54, actor 
43. Prince Harry of Great Britain, 23 
44. Ty Pennington, 42, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition host 
45. Andy Roddick, 25, tennis champion 
46. Enrique Iglesias, 33, musician 
47. Christiano Ronaldo, 23, pro soccer player 
48. Robert Buckley, 27, actor 
49. Nick Cannon, 27, actor/musician 
50. Apolo Anton Ohno, 25, Olympic speed skater

Hey everyone. Sorry for the lack of updates for this site. I opened it with the goal of providing Ryan Phillippe fans with all of the latest information about the actor, and it seems as if I have done anything but that. However, now that school is over for the semester, I have a little bit of extra time on my hands to devote to my site. I have big plans for phillippe-online in the near future. With the help of Michelle- the co-webb- I hope to add much more to the site, and frequently keep you updated on all of the latest news. Please be sure to check back daily! Thanks for visiting, I hope that you will make this your number one stop for all things Ryan Phillippe.

Hollywood actor Ryan Phillippe has found a way to turn the paparazzi to his advantage – by using them to promote his favourite charities.
The Crash star now insists on wearing a t-shirt with the website address of various good causes plastered across the chest – so when the pictures appear in the media, the charity receives free publicity worldwide.
And Phillippe is proud that he has been able to use the constant attention of the media to benefit the charities.
He says, “These pictures go around the world and untold numbers of people see them. One organisation told me their web hits went up 2,000 per cent overnight after one such image was syndicated.”

Source | ContactMusic.com 

CRASH star RYAN PHILLIPPE credits Hollywood legend PAUL NEWMAN with giving him the impetus to become an actor.
The 33-year-old was undecided about his career path until he watched Newman in 1967 film Cool Hand Luke.
He says, “I didn’t want a small life. I wanted to experience something different. I aspired to that even without knowing how to achieve it.
“I remember being fascinated and inspired by his (Newman’s) performance.”

Anti-Iraq war dramas may make their makers feel better, but they rarely make them much money. So you can understand the thinking behind keeping much mention of Iraq or war off the poster for Stop-Loss, and instead sticking the hunky young cast in vests, all smiles, atop a jeep.

But teens in search of a good time are in for a shock. Ryan Phillippe, Channing Tatum and Joseph Gordon-Levitt play soldiers returned to Texas after six months on the frontline, who start suffering from terrible flashbacks.

Phillippe remains the most sane, until he finds that his tour of duty has been involuntarily extended by a procedure known as stop-lossing. Phillippe is terrific, reprising his conflicted soldier routine from Flags of our Fathers, but Kimberly Peirce’s belated follow-up to Boys Don’t Cry (1999) suffers from a sluggish pace and a very bland love interest (Abbie Cornish).