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Today, September 16th, is Madeline Zima’s 25th birthday! Madeline Zima Online would love to wish Madeline an amazing day today!

Welcome to Madeline Zima Online! This site has been long in the works and there is a lot left to be added, but it was time to finally open up the pages – and gallery – for everyone to check out! Please take a look around and feel free to leave your thoughts on the site in the “comments” section of this post!

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I found an interview with Madeline Zima where she discusses returning to “Californication” and how she will be starring in a stage play in Los Angeles – you can check it out below!

We also had a great conversation with Madeline Zima, aka Mia Lewis from Showtime’s “Californication”. She told us that Mia will be in the season in a couple ways this season, played both by herself and then a movie version of the character will be played by another actress since Mia has sold the movie rights to her book that was a plagiarization of Hank Moody’s manuscript. Zima will be appearing in a play in Los Angeles sometime later this year – we’re looking forward to getting details on that soon.

From LA-ist

The trailer for “My Own Love Song” has been released – you can watch it below!

The film stars Renée Zellweger, Forest Whitaker, Madeline Zima, Nick Nolte, Chandler Frantz and Elias Koteas and tells the story of a wheelchair-bound former singer (Zellweger) and her friend (Whitaker) on a road trip to Memphis.

Hollywood News has information about one of Madeline’s new films, “My Own Love Song”… The film will be premiering at the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival.

Finally, TFF will host a special screening of “My Own Love Song,” the first English language film from Olivier Dahan, which stars Renée Zellweger and Forest Whitaker as unlikely friends embarking on a disaster-prone road trip. With supporting performances by Madeline Zima, Nick Nolte and Elias Koteas, “My Own Love Song” also features original music by Bob Dylan.

“This trio of films embodies the spirit of diversity that has defined Tribeca through the years,” said Nancy Schafer, Executive Director of TFF. “Audiences will be charmed by ‘Letters to Juliet,’ moved by (the) emotional journey to redemption in ‘My Own Love Song’ and glued to their seats during the riveting ‘Freakonomics,’ which marks the return of some of today’s best documentary filmmakers to Tribeca. We are truly honored that they’ve once again chosen our Festival as a platform to share their work.”

The 9th annual Tribeca Film Festival will run from April 21 to May 2. Visit www.tribecafilm.com for more information about these films, and the entire TFF line-up.