Paul W.S. Anderson: Last News

Wall Street Journal. “We were itching to build a house from scratch,” Jovovich told the publication. Their currently listed home in the Beverly Hills Post Office area is distinctly not futuristic and emanates a distinctly of-this-world decadence. “We fell in love with the idea of owning our own Tuscan village — a compound on sprawling, beautiful land,” Jovovich said of her and Anderson’s inspiration to buy the approximately 11,000-square-foot home, which was built in 2006, for $8.5 million in 2007. “It is the next best thing to being in Tuscany.”Located on slightly over half an acre of land at the end of a “long private drive,” the estate features — in addition to the main house — a two-bedroom guest house, pool, gym, cabana and home theater, according to the listing. “The property is magical.

to Us Weekly this week during an interview alongside Jovovich, 49.While the famous director clarified that his wife’s punch was not “in anger,” Jovovich interrupted to insist that Anderson “asked for it.”“They put me in an impossible situation,” the “Resident Evil” star explained. “Paul said, ‘Just punch straight at the camera as if I’m the camera.’ But he didn’t have a camera, so I just punched him straight in the eye.”However, Anderson reiterated that he did not expect Jovovich to actually punch him, but the incident taught just how strong his then-future-wife could be.“Well, I imagined that [Jovovich] would imagine there was a camera in front of me,” the “Event Horizon” director said. “It takes her about ‘this much’ space, but she just imagined the back of my head was the lens.”“And just, wham,” Anderson added with a laugh.