GUESS WHO?
An almost unrecognizable Christian Bale shares a laugh with costar Jeremy Renner during a windy day on the set of their upcoming, untitled film in Boston on Monday.
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PLAYING THE PART
Amy Adams and an almost unrecognizable Christian Bale re-team with The Fighter director David O. Russell on Thursday to film scenes for his latest movie in Natick, Mass.
HIGH TIME
Even though he lost the best actor in an action movie award to Skyfall's Daniel Craig, things are looking up for The Dark Knight Rises's Christian Bale, who attended the show with wife Sibi.
SHOW ME YOUR TEETH
Tom Hardy, Anne Hathaway and Christian Bale flash matching grins Wednesday at the London premiere of The Dark Knight Rises, which attracted Prince Harry to the red carpet.
NATALIE PORTMAN
Black Swan this is not! Natalie hits the Malibu, Calif., sand in a summery dress topped with a sweater and beachy waves alongside her Knight of Cups costar Christian Bale.
From: Lights! Camera! Fashion!
ON THE RISE
Director Christopher Nolan (center) has the support of his Dark Knight Rises cast – from left: Morgan Freeman, Gary Oldman, Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway, Michael Caine and Joseph Gordon-Levitt – during his hand and footprint ceremony Saturday at Grauman's Chinese Theatre. The movie hits theaters July 20.
CHANGING TIDES
After frolicking with Natalie Portman, Christian Bale finds a new partner in Freida Pinto while shooting scenes for their movie, Knight of Cups, in Santa Monica, Calif., on Tuesday.
SHORE THING
Life's a beach for Natalie Portman and Christian Bale, who take a sweet stroll Thursday in Malibu, Calif., where they're shooting their new film Knight of Cups.
CAUGHT ON TAPE
Christian Bale and The Hunger Games's Wes Bentley stay close while filming a new project in Santa Monica, Calif.,Tuesday.
'FLOWERS' CHILD
Christian Bale keeps wife Sibi by his side while working the red carpet at the Berlin International Film Festival premiere of his new film, The Flowers of War, Monday night.
"I'm not gonna drop the F-bomb like she did. I've done that plenty before."
– The Fighter's Christian Bale, referencing foul-mouthed costar Melissa Leo's Oscar acceptance speech along with his own infamous rant, while accepting the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
SIBI BLAZIC
The notoriously private Christian Bale took a moment during his Best Supporting Actor acceptance speech at this year's Oscars to pay tribute to his wife of 11 years, whom he met on the set of 1994's Little Women, when she served as a personal assistant to costar Winona Ryder. "My wonderful wife who is my mast through the storms of life, I hope I'm likewise to you, darling," the emotional Bale said from the podium.
SHAPING UP
The Dark Knight Rises star Christian Bale takes a break from filming the superhero flick Thursday to squeeze in a quick workout in N.Y.C.
ON THE BEAT
Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Christian Bale answer the call of duty Friday, patrolling the fictional streets of Gotham City while on the N.Y.C. set of their upcoming action flick, The Dark Knight Rises.
CRIME SCENE
Christian Bale, who reprises his role as Batman for The Dark Knight Rises, springs into action Monday on the fictionally snowy set in Pittsburgh, Pa.
'FIGHT' CLUB
Cast members of The Fighter (Christian Bale, Mark Wahlberg, Amy Adams and their loved ones) raise a glass to an eventful evening – where Bale and Melissa Leo picked up Oscar wins – during the Governors Ball in Hollywood.
"Melissa... I'm not gonna drop the F-bomb like she did. I've done that plenty before."
– The Fighter's Christian Bale, referencing foul-mouthed costar Leo and his own swear-laden rant, after winning Best Supporting Actor
AT ARMS
Meanwhile, Adams's Fighter costars Christian Bale (in Gucci) and Mark Wahlberg (in Giorgio Armani) assume a friendly – and natty – stance before the show.
GETTING PUNCHY
The Fighter stars Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale get their punches in at the Jan. 11 National Board of Review bash, teaming up with director David O. Russell. Their drama was named one of the year's top ten films, with Bale earning accolades for his supporting role in the film.
CHRISTIAN BALE
The best supporting actor winner for The Fighter is a total knock-out in his navy Gucci notch-lapel suit with black shirt and tie, and Cartier watch and cufflinks.
HAIRY SITUATION
Why the long...hair? According to best supporting actor winner Christian Bale, it's because of "unemployment. I haven't worked since The Fighter," he told reporters of his shaggy do.
"Shut the f– up, Bruce!"
– Christian Bale, delivering one of 36 F-bombs to the crew member who walked in on his shot during the filming of Terminator Salvation
BATMAN GOES BAT-#!&*
In a nearly 4-minute rant recorded on the set of his movie, Terminator Salvation, Christian Bale drops the F-bomb a reported 36 times. The actor, who verbally attacked the film's director of photography for entering his sight lines, later calls his behavior "inexcusable" and "deeply embarrassing."
SIGNING ON
Long recovered from his infamous on-set freakout, Christian Bale is up with people as he greets fans Thursday at the Los Angeles premiere of Terminator: Salvation, which hits theaters May 21.
AT ARM'S LENGTH
A casually dressed Christian Bale stays connected with wife Sibi after lunching Tuesday at Italian eatery Sor Tino in Brentwood, Calif. Michael Caine, the actor's Dark Knight costar, recently commented on Bale's profanity-laced tirade on the Terminator: Salvation set, saying it was "completely out of character" for the star.
GAME ON
Is he a secret gamer? Lying low after his infamous on-set blow up, Christian Bale indulges in a little arcade action, playing video games at the Santa Monica Pier on Tuesday.
ON THE GO
Christian Bale, who has denied allegations of assault, keeps up his busy schedule promoting The Dark Knight. The star, spotted flying out of London's Heathrow airport, is expected at the film's Tokyo premiere Monday.
HOLY GLAMOUR, BATMAN!
Christian Bale trades his bat suit for a more conventional (and chic) one for the world premiere of The Dark Knight Monday at New York's AMC Loews Lincoln Square, where he posed with costars Gary Oldman and Maggie Gyllenhaal.
ADMIRATION SOCIETY
Christian Bale and Russell Crowe size each other up at the Los Angeles premiere of their film, 3:10 to Yuma, on Tuesday. Of working on the western with his Welsh-born costar, Crowe said, "it was just fun man, all the way through."
CHRISTIAN BALE
The Caped Crusader always wears his trademark breastplate, utility belt and mask (complete with ears!) to save the residents of Gotham from evildoers. But for the premiere of Batman Begins, Bale sported chin scruff you'd never see on Bruce Wayne.
UP TO BAT
Taking a break from Cruise's embrace, Holmes joins castmates (from left) Gary Oldman, Michael Caine, Christian Bale, Morgan Freeman and Liam Neeson on the red carpet. Batman Begins opens June 15.
