New An Education Stills featuring Carey Mulligan and Rosamund Pike

Fresh from winning 2 Sundance Film Festival prizes Saturday night (Jan. 24th) including a World Cinema Audience Award: Dramatic (An Education wins 2 Sundance Film Festival Awards), An Education has been getting rave reviews at Sundance too and I found 5 new stills at AceShobiz.com, which was just recently released by Sony Pictures Classics (FYI: Sony Pictures Classics just bought the rights to “An Education,” a British coming-of-age drama set in the ’60s, for a reported $3 million, according to New York Times)


Here are 5 new stills featuring 1 [new] still of [former] P&P co-stars Carey Mulligan and Rosamund Pike.

An Education Stills

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[source: ace showbiz | An Education Stills - Copyright © Sony Pictures Classics. All Rights Reserved]

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• Carey Mulligan News: 4 upcoming films plus a US Broadway debut in September
• On The Set: An Education Stills featuring Carey Mulligan & Rosamund Pike
• Rosamund Pike & Carey Mulligan Reunites To Take An Education

Or read/view more news and updates on

• Sundance: 'An Education' Takes Commanding Lead Among Sundance's Best
• Sundance 2009: It's a wrap! (Entertainment Weekly)
• Sundance Day 9: An Education and Dare (BlogCritics.Org)
• Low-key and high promise (Toronto Star Canada)
• Sundance Mini-Movie Review: An Education (/Film)
• Sundance Review: An Education (Cinematical)
• An Education (Variety.com)
• An Education by Lone Scherfig (Filmlot)
• The old Sundance soft shoe: Quieter, but still important (USA Today)

•An Education stars British actress Carey Mulligan as an early '60s teenager caught between marrying an older man (Peter Sarsgaard) and chasing a riskier life of creativity and independence. The movie was acquired by Sony Classics — and won the international drama audience award.

Mulligan, 23, was poised for a Sundance starmaking moment with two films. In the other, The Greatest, she's a teenager who tells her deceased boyfriend's family she is carrying his baby. By the time she turns up this summer as Johnny Depp's lover in the 1930s gangster movie Public Enemies, Mulligan may already have broken through.

As the festival began, she was cautiously hopeful about mercurial "festival buzz."

"As a young actress, when you haven't done big films, you come up against the name thing time and time again, where you're not enough of a name and studios don't want you," she said. "If there's anything that comes out of Sundance, it might make it slightly easier for me to get seen."