Katie Holmes: "The Son of No One" in Sundance

Katie Holmes: 

"The Son of No One" in Sundance

Helping to close out another year in Park City, Katie Holmes attended a screening of "The Son Of No One" during the 2011 Sundance Film Festival on Friday evening (January 28),
The "Dawson's Creek" darling looked to be in high spirits as she was joined at the event by James Ransone, Channing Tatum, Jake Cherry, Ray Liotta and director Dito Montiel.

The visit comes after Miss Holmes' movie opened to awful reviews at the annual film extravaganza a few days back.

An attendee told press, "When Katie showed up on screen, there was a collective groan. She plays the wife of a Queens' cop [Tatum] and she was completely miscast. They have her cursing a lot. And when she swore, there were chuckles."


"She was wrong for it. Al Pacino's acting in the movie was intentionally over the top, and he did it with a wink. Most of the cast seemed in on the joke -- except for Katie. She was acting like she was in a dramatic Sundance indie, when it's really just a typical cop movie."

 

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Katie Holmes - Katie Holmes' Magical Suri Bond

Katie Holmes' Magical Suri Bond

contactmusic - Katie Holmes admits it is ''magical'' to be able to have her four-year-old daughter Suri on set with her during filming of mini-series 'The Kennedys'.

Katie Holmes thinks it is "magical" when she brings her daughter to work.

The 31-year-old actress - who has four-year-old Suri with husband Tom Cruise - adores spending time with the youngster and admits she helps keep her spirits high when she's having a bad day.

She said: "It's been really wonderful and I love being a mom. Suri comes to the set with me. She is amazing and it's really fun to share making a movie with her. She brings so much to it.

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"She is such a light that you instantly feel better. When I'm working, I feel like, 'Wow, this is so magical I get to share this with you, and you give me so much.' It's really fun."

Katie has spent the past few weeks portraying the late Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis for mini-series 'The Kennedys', alongside Greg Kinnear.

The brunette beauty adored working on the show - which will air on the History Channel next year - because it allowed her to portray the "amazing" woman.

She told TV show 'Access Hollywood': "She was an amazing mother and she was a very strong woman. She did a lot right."

Katie was also delighted with how movie bosses have allowed them to integrate their family life into filming.

She explained: "We've had a lot of fun with all of the kids on set. Everyone brings their kids and we do play dates there and paint pottery. There's always like a million things going on at once and you just do it."