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Owen and Luke Wilson - do they share romantic 'moves'...?Actor Owen Wilson, star of 'Starsky & Hutch', took dancer girlfriend Karolina to the same tried and true make-out spot that brother Luke had used previously. The 'Inspiration Point' is located on Ocean Avenue above picturesque Santa Monica Bay. The romantic pair enjoyed lunch at Patrick's Roadhouse and then went to the 'Lookout Point' for some canooldling. I wonder if the two brothers share any other romantic 'moves'!Pics located here.(three pages of pics, be sure to click red arrow at top right of page for the next set.)

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This is at the Glamour Don't bash where everyone is suppose to show up doing a fashion no-no.

 

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Panty Watch: "Seems to be a good party," drawls Owen Wilson, as he lounges near the bar. Dressed in everyday jeans, T-shirt and button-down under a gray jacket, Wilson admits he didn't get tonight's theme. "I gotta take a look around and find the best Don't," he mumbles, while eyeing a curvy babe in low-slung jeans with her thong bared for all to see. Not 10 minutes later, I spy the ultrasmooth the Hutch man chatting up Miss Underwear.

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ON THE PROWL

 

OWEN Wilson is danced out. The shaggy blond actor - a notorious flirt - has called it quits with his girlfriend of almost a year, sexy burlesque dancer, Carolina Cerisola. The two met at the Holly wood club 40 Deuce, and Wilson's friends are said to be sad, as Cerisola was known to break out in im promptu burlesque per formances for Wilson and his pals on any given night. Not that Wilson cares. He has been spotted all over Los Angeles ? and lately New York - clearly enjoy ing the trappings of sin gledom.

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EOnline.com LONE STAR PRIDE: The Wendall Baker Story, a film from native Texans Luke and Owen Wilson and their lesser-known brother Andrew, will debut at the opening night of the South By Southwest Festival in Austin on March 11.

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http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/c­elebrity/48962004.htm Owen Wilson's sex jet admission July 6, 2005, 11:58:33 Owen Wilson has confessed he's a member of the Mile High Club. The handsome actor, who plays a womaniser in new film 'Wedding Crashers', admits he once made love to a girlfriend during a five-hour flight. He revealed: "I had sex on a plane from Los Angeles to New York. However, Owen doesn't believe girls think he's a sex symbol. He claimed: "Girls don't find me sexy". Meanwhile, the blonde heartthrob has admitted he uses cheesy moves when he takes a girl on a date. He confessed to Britain's More magazine: "I do the old kind of yawning, kind of throwing my arms back over my head and casually dropping one of them over a girl's shoulder. You know, a bit like, 'Yaaawwwwn'. "It's surprising how well that works".

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Five questions with Owen Wilson July 10, 2005BY CINDY PEARLMAN LOS ANGELES -- Owen Wilson figures that maybe he has commitment issues. "I thought I'd be married by the time I was 30 and starting a family," he says. "But it just hasn't worked out that way. I guess I want to be sure of my choice, and I didn't realize that I have such a strong, scientific side that demands you must experiment and compare."Like Vince Vaughn, the other star of "Wedding Crashers," Wilson has a short list of demands before he walks down the aisle. "Well, first you have to be attracted to the person. After that hurdle, the even bigger hurdler is do you like the things that they say? Do they make you cringe? That's a big one for me."Over breakfast at the Four Seasons Hotel, a slightly flu-ish Wilson sat down over a glass of water to explain what makes him ... well, cringe.Q. OK, Owen, you put it out there. What annoys you when it comes to the opposite sex?A. Sometimes just hearing a person say stupid things or things that you just know are emotionally dishonest-type things. I remember going on a date with this girl where she told me that she believed babies come into this world knowing everything and the world zaps things out of them. I was like, OK. I said, "You mean, they're so innocent and loving?" She goes, "No. No. They know everything." I said, "You mean like algebra, too?" She goes, "Yes. Yes. But the world, it somehow beats it out of them."We're not dating anymore.Q. At least you have Vince. They're calling you the new Hope and Crosby. Do you hang out off the set?A. Yeah, Vince is mad at me today because he said I let him down. We were supposed to go see Dwight Yoakam last night, but I've been slightly under the weather. So I had to rest. He's a very tough taskmaster. Very demanding. Vince didn't believe I was sick, but listen to me sniffle. Look at my eyes.Q. Are the guys in "Wedding Crashers" creeps because they want to infiltrate weddings to have one-night stands?A. My character does wonder aloud if maybe it's a little sleazy. He knows they have to turn the corner and not do this forever.Q. The guys almost turn what they do into a job. Do you remember your strangest job?A. I was a pool cleaner. I think I had an idea from like Playboy or Penthouse forums that it was going to be a job where I was going to have to be fending them off with a stick. Sadly, that never came to pass.Q. When you get married someday, what will you never have at your wedding?A. I'm nixing the song "Shout" right now. If I never hear it again it will be too soon for me. I'll probably have a very traditional wedding.

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Owen Wilson travels on four wheels alongside a four-legged friend in Santa Monica on Tuesday. But don't be fooled by his surfer-dude demeanor: His movie Wedding Crashers opens Friday, and the next day he'll host the 2005 Mercedes-Benz Polo Challenge in New York's Hamptons.

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http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-07-28/ Wilson Blames Hollywood for Bachelordom Eligible bachelor Owen Wilson has no intention of settling down in the near future because he is having too much fun "experimenting" with women. The Wedding Crashers star, 36, admits he is similar to his womanizing character John Beckwith - but he blames Hollywood for his promiscuous behavior. He tells Maxim magazine, "I thought that I'd be married by the time I was 30 and be starting a family, but it just hasn't worked out that way. I think that there's something about being in Hollywood. I don't know if I'm shallow, but you want to make sure that you make the right choice because you know that it's forever and I didn't realise that I have such a strong scientific side that demands that I experiment with and compare women."

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Wilson Looked Into Joining the Marines After Film Failure Hollywood actor Owen Wilson almost joined the US Marines when his debut movie received the worst test audience rating in the history of studio Columbia Pictures. Bottle Rocket, directed by Wilson's friend and future The Royal Tenenbaums film-maker Wes Anderson, didn't impress viewers at early screenings in 1996. So Wilson decided to research a career in the military. Wilson tells American magazine Maxim, "The studio said Bottle Rocket was their worst-testing movie in history, so I looked into the marines. Maybe I was influenced by An Officer And A Gentleman. Or those marine commercials - they were so cool! Like a Led Zeppelin song come to life, full of people pulling swords from rocks and fighting lava monsters."

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I used to think this guy was cute but now I've come to see him as Hollywood's biggest He-Ho. And not in a good way. Hanging out with Steve Bing is an all-time low. And banging everything that moves is simply not sexy! A bit of discernment is a very good thing in a man... or woman, for that matter.

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Owen Wilson arrives at the premiere of "You, Me and Dupree" at the Arclight Theatre in Los Angeles on Monday, July 10, 2006. (AP Photo/Chris Polk)

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I'm not a fan either...got an invite to a screening of Dupree..but I'm about tired of his average, man....duuuude performance. I liked him in Zoolander, that's about it.

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I really liked Shanghai Noon, largely because of him. I also have enjoyed him in independent films, like The Life Aquatic (he is supposed to be clueless in that movie and it works well) and (to a lesser extent) in the Royal Tennebaums.As a person, he does seem like a major He-Ho. Wouldn't want to touch him....

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ON THE SPOT

 

Next, Hudson gets personal with Dupree himself, Owen Wilson, on MTV's TRL. "What's your favorite thing about me?" she prodded him. His answer, of course: "Your smile and your laugh."

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"I don't really like massages, but since it was part of the room deal I decided to try it to relieve some stress.They gave me a towel and I head into this little room and this guy comes in and that's not exactly my dream massage. Then the guy starts working on me and he's like, 'Are you married?' I said no and he kind of keeps working on me, then he asks, 'Here with your girlfriend?' And even though I was only here with Luke [Wilson] I said,'Yes! I'm here with my girlfriend' because at that point he'd begun doing what I can only describe as these little porn slaps on my back. I felt so kind of like - dirty."

 

- Owen Wilson, about a recent trip to Vegas

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"I don't really like massages, but since it was part of the room deal I decided to try it to relieve some stress.They gave me a towel and I head into this little room and this guy comes in and that's not exactly my dream massage. Then the guy starts working on me and he's like, 'Are you married?' I said no and he kind of keeps working on me, then he asks, 'Here with your girlfriend?' And even though I was only here with Luke [Wilson] I said,'Yes! I'm here with my girlfriend' because at that point he'd begun doing what I can only describe as these little porn slaps on my back. I felt so kind of like - dirty."

 

- Owen Wilson, about a recent trip to Vegas

He is stupid!

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Steely Dan: 'You, Me and Dupree' Stole Our Character

Friday, July 21, 2006

By Roger Friedman

 

You, Me and Steely Dan

 

Is the new comedy “You, Me and Dupree” ripped from the lyrics of Steely Dan’s song, “Cousin Dupree”?

 

The guys who comprise the Dan — Walter Becker and Donald Fagen — apparently think so. They’ve posted a letter on their Web site to actor Luke Wilson, brother of “Dupree” star Owen Wilson, in which they lay out their claim and ask for an apology.

 

“Cousin Dupree” appeared on the group’s 2001 Grammy award-winning comeback album, “Two Against Nature.” The lyrics are about a young ne’er do well musician who returns home to find his even younger female cousin all grown up. The narrator lusts after her in a very unfamilial way. The song features a great line about “the dreary architecture of my soul.”

 

In “You, Me and Dupree” — written by novice Mike LeSieur and directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, a young man (played by Owen Wilson) — is fired from his job and loses his place to live because he attends the wedding of his best friend (Matt Dillon). The friend and his wife (Kate Hudson) take him in, and the two men bond a lot while the wife is left out in the cold. The friend’s character name is Randy Dupree, hence the Steely Dan connection.

 

The duo’s letter to Luke Wilson — titled “Hey Luke" — is typed on stationery from the Residential Suites at Longworth, the hotel where Becker and Fagen are staying this week on their summer concert tour.

 

After identifying themselves as the Grammy-winning creators of such hits as “RIkki Don’t Lose That Number” and “Reelin’ in the Years” (among others), the pair gets to the point.

 

“What we suspect may have happened is this,” Becker and Fagen write in the letter. “Some hack writer or producer or whatever they call themselves in Malibu or Los Feliz apparently heard our Grammy-winning song, ‘Cousin Dupree,’ on the radio and thought, hey man, this is a cool idea for a character in a movie or something.”

 

“OK, so the “cousin” idea was no doubt eliminated so as not to offend the fundamentalist ticket buyers in the flyovers. Nevertheless, they like, took our character, this real dog sleeping on the couch and all and put him the middle of some hokey “Down and Out in Beverly Hills” rip off story and then, when it came time to change the character’s name or whatever so people wouldn’t know what a rip the whole thing was, they didn’t even bother to think up a new [bleeping] name for the guy!"

 

They warn Luke Wilson that their brother Owen “has gotten himself mixed up with some pretty bad Hollywood schlockmeisters and that he may be doing, like, permanent damage to his good creds and whatever reputation for coolness he may still have — let’s face it, ‘Bottle Rocket’ was a ways back already.”

 

My personal favorite part of the letter reads as follows: “And Luke, think of yourself, man. Do you really want to go down as the brother of the Zal Yanovsky of the 21st century?”

 

(Hilarious since almost no one but Dennis Miller is likely to get the reference to the former member of the Lovin' Spoonful who died in 2002 at age 58. But I’m not even sure this is who they mean. The guys may be thinking of creepy “Red Shoes Diary” actor-director Zalman King, whom Owen actually resembles.)

 

The only redress Becker and Fagen suggest for now is that Owen Wilson come to one of their California concerts and apologize to the group’s fans.

 

In exchange, they offer to load him up with Steely Dan merchandise. There’s also a veiled threat of sending a large Russian who resembles a Navy SEAL and knows nothing of the Wilsons’ work to make things right if Owen declines Steely Dan’s invitation.

 

Stay tuned...

 

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I've read this letter before, but not about Dupree. I think this is a fake letter - I'll look on snopes.com: Ok I did and I must be on something because it is not there. I checked Steely Dan's website and the letter is really there.....Why to Luke and not Owen? Why to Owen and not the producers? Why not in the last 4 weeks when this movie has been hyped to the hills? Maybe, just maybe, there is cross promotion here? Or am I being cynical...LOL

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Why to Luke and not Owen? Why to Owen and not the producers? Why not in the last 4 weeks when this movie has been hyped to the hills? Maybe, just maybe, there is cross promotion here? Or am I being cynical...LOL

They kicked off a summer tour on July 7... I didn't read anything about a new album coming out. Perhaps an attempt to boost ticket sales? Who knows...

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Steely Dan demands apology from Owen Wilson

Say actor-writer ripped off idea for Dupree character from band’s song

 

LOS ANGELES - Paging Owen Wilson. Steely Dan wants an apology.

 

The veteran group behind such jazz-rock hits as “Rikki Don’t Lose that Number” says Wilson ripped off its Grammy-winning tune “Cousin Dupree” for his title role as a slacker in the new comedy “You, Me and Dupree.”

 

In a 10-paragraph letter posted July 17 on Steely Dan’s Web site, and addressed to Wilson’s brother Luke, band leaders Walter Becker and Donald Fagen asked Owen Wilson to appear at a show in Irvine, Calif., to apologize to the band’s fans.

 

Wilson, in return, would get Steely Dan merchandise and a chance to party with the group.

 

“He would have to cop to the fact that what he and his Hollywood gangster pals did was wrong and that he wishes he had never agreed to get involved with this turkey in the first place,” says the pair.

 

Becker and Fagen claim that “some hack writer or producer” heard Steely Dan’s “Cousin Dupree,” about a hormonal houseguest, and “when it came time to change the character’s name or whatever so people wouldn’t know what a rip the whole (insert expletive) thing was, they didn’t even bother to think up a new (insert expletive) name for the guy!”

 

They go on to trash the movie (a “summer stinkbomb”) and Wilson.

 

“Instant karma is a fact, Jack,” the pair writes.

 

If karma doesn’t get the actor, they say, then an apparent tough guy they know might.

 

“One time we saw this guy, with his bare hands, do something so unspeakable, that — but, hey man, let’s not even let it get that way, you know?” say Becker and Fagen. :angry:

 

Larry Solters, a spokesman for the band’s management company, declined to comment on any details beyond the letter, including whether Wilson showed up to the July 19 concert or if legal action would be taken.

 

In 2001, “Cousin Dupree” landed a Grammy for best pop performance by a duo or group from Steely Dan’s album “Two Against Nature,” which also snagged album of the year.

 

The group, known for a string of ’70s hits, has been on tour since July 7 with Michael McDonald.

 

“You, Me and Dupree” co-stars Kate Hudson and Matt Dillon as a newlywed couple annoyed by Wilson’s Dupree, a partier who crashes out on their couch.

 

Owen Wilson’s publicist Ina Treciokas and Luke Wilson’s publicist Mara Buxbaum both declined to comment.

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Owen Wilson Says 'Dupree' Is No Rip-OffOwen Wilson has denied any connection between his new movie, "You, Me and Dupree," and '70s supergroup Steely Dan, a spokesman for the actor said Friday. The band recently posted a letter on their Web site claiming that Wilson's Dupree character was based on their Grammy-winning song, "Cousin Dupree," about a couch-hopping houseguest. In a statement released by his spokeswoman, Ina Treciokas, Wilson said: "I have never heard the song `Cousin Dupree' and I don't even know who this gentleman, Mr. Steely Dan, is. I hope this helps to clear things up and I can get back to concentrating on my new movie, `HEY 19.'" Larry Solters, a spokesman for the band's management company, did not immediately return a call for comment. Steely Dan released a string of hits in the '70s, including "Hey Nineteen," "Reeling in the Years" and "Rikki Don't Lose That Number." "There are some pretty heavy people who are upset about this whole thing and we can't guarantee what kind of heat little Owen may be bringing down on himself," band leaders Walter Becker and Donald Fagen wrote in the letter. The band asked Wilson, 37, to appear at a concert to apologize to their fans. "You, Me and Dupree" co-stars Kate Hudson and Matt Dillon as a newlywed couple annoyed by Dupree, a friend who crashes on their couch. In 2001, "Cousin Dupree" won a Grammy for best pop performance by a duo or group from Steely Dan's album "Two Against Nature," which snagged album of the year.

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In a statement released by his spokeswoman, Ina Treciokas, Wilson said: "I have never heard the song `Cousin Dupree' and I don't even know who this gentleman, Mr. Steely Dan, is. I hope this helps to clear things up and I can get back to concentrating on my new movie, `HEY 19.'"

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In a statement released by his spokeswoman, Ina Treciokas, Wilson said: "I have never heard the song `Cousin Dupree' and I don't even know who this gentleman, Mr. Steely Dan, is. I hope this helps to clear things up and I can get back to concentrating on my new movie, `HEY 19.'"

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I think he should have shown up in Irvine...great venue.....outside ampitheater...air full great smelling smoke (I DON'T INHALE, I'm A MOTHER!!). Owen is a pussy for not bringing some bongos and walking on stage and saying sorry man. Everyone would go nuts. It would be great publicity for him and he'd get to see Steely Dan for FREE. GOD, Can I GO??.I agree that they SORT of ripped off the song. These guys are COOL and are sort of kidding. BUT, I wouldn't fuck with Steely Dan. That Ruskie sounds MEAN. And Owen, they're right. Your movies SUCK. "Hey 19" (REALLY stupid name for a movie) will be another be sure to miss.

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