I’ve updated the gallery with the first poster for Weakness, Danielle’s new independent film. The movie debuted at the 17th Annual Austin Film Festival last october and is currently looking for distribution.

You can also watch an alternate version of the first trailer HERE. It’s basically the same but the music and some scenes are a bit different.

Warner Bros. has released a few clips of John Carpenter’s The Ward (now playing in select UK cinemas). Here’s the one featuring Danielle Panabaker. I’m really liking her character, Sarah is very different from Jenna (Friday the 13th) and Becca (The Crazies). The clip shows a small scene where we get to see all of the girls interact… co-stars Amber Heard, Mamie Gummer and Laura-Leigh are also featured. Enjoy the eye candy!

I’ve also updated the gallery with screencaptures of the clip:

Danielle Panabaker was spotted having lunch with her boyfriend in a restaurant in Los Angeles, California on January 22, 2011. Danielle’s look was so casual, she looked a little tired but still very pretty!

Enjoy 11 High Quality pictures thanks to Preppie!

Thanks to Messias, Tikipeter and Preppie the gallery has been updated with High Quality versions of Danielle Panabaker out and about last year. The following albums were replaced:

• January 25, 2010 – Danielle Panabaker & Brenda Song shopping after lunch in Los Angeles, California.
• July 7, 2010 – Danielle Panabaker shopping with a friend at the Grove in Hollywood Los Angeles, California
• July 17, 2010 – Danielle Panabaker leaves the Apple store at The Grove Los Angeles, California

The gallery has been updated with a preview of the exciting new cover for the movie edition of Beverly Lewis’ novel, The Shunning, featuring Danielle Panabaker.

The special edition will include production stills from the actual movie, as well as other interesting material, and a letter from Beverly to her readers.

The Shunning stars Danielle Panabaker and Sherry Stringfield.

The movie will premiere on April 16th, 2011 9/8c on The Hallmark Channel, it will also get a DVD release during the summer!

John Carpenter’s The Ward opens this friday in UK cinemas, if you are still uncertain about going to see Danielle Panabaker play Sarah in the supernatural thriller, here are some fresh reviews of the film. I’ve only included the parts mentioning Danielle, but you can click on “read more” to read the whole review.

The mainly-female cast is solid. The always-fun-to-watch Heard (and no, it’s not just because she’s beautiful, but that helps) ably carries the film as the mysterious Kirsten, who finds herself locked away with no memory of her past and no idea why she is there. Fonseca, Panabaker, Gummer and Boorem, too, are all first rate as the inmates with a secret to hide. There’s a touch of Girl, Interrupted to proceedings, with just a whiff of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. It wouldn’t be a proper loony-bin film without the requisite evil (or are they?) nurses – Nurse Lundt (Burney), in particular, channeling Cuckoo’s Nurse Ratched. And seeing as this is the 1960s, it would be remiss not to have a scene or two of patients a’twitching and a’writhing on the guerney as they get a dose of shock treatment.

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There are two things that become apparent within a few minutes of The Ward‘s opening. The first is that the occupants of The Ward are all unusually young, glamorous and make-up clad, from the flirtatious, catty Sarah (Danielle Panabaker) to the bespectacled, artistic Iris (Kick-Ass‘ Lyndsy Fonseca). The second is that everything about The Ward feels alarmingly familiar, even a little tentative. There are numerous moments – false scares, prowling shots, long shadows – that have been seen myriad times in numerous other slasher horror and suspense movies of the last 30 years.

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Kristen’s fellow patients are four other girls, all equally vague. Only the spiteful Emily (Mamie Gummer) and wannabe seductress Sarah (Danielle Panabaker) stand out, but are still banal and unappealing. It feels harsh to attack the wooden acting, but the miscast bunch aren’t able to work with the feeble script.

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Set in 1966, it’s the story of a girl called Kristen (Amber Heard) who wakes up in a mental hospital after setting fire to an abandoned farmhouse, although she can’t remember why. Kristen shares the ward with four other girls, Iris (the artist), Emily (the tomboy), Sarah – Danielle Panabaker – (the beauty) and Zoey (the baby). They all seem to have traumas of their own but Kristen is even more troubled by the fact that she’s the only one who wants to get out… we care about the girls. They’re all very likable, and the way we follow them as the story unfolds makes us want to see them get through it in one piece.

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Danielle Panabaker attended the 2011 InStyle And Warner Bros. 68th Annual Golden Globe Awards post-party held at The Beverly Hilton hotel on January 16, 2011 in Beverly Hills, California. Her sister Kay also attended the event. Love the dress, love the hair… she looked absolutely stunning, be sure to check out the pics by clicking on the thumbnails below!

Danielle Panabaker attended the Hallmark Channel Winter 2011 TCA Press Tour Evening Gala to promote The Shunning at The Langham Huntington Hotel and Spa on January 7, 2011 in Pasadena, California. She wore her hair up and a red dress, I have to say she looks AMAZING!

Take a look by clicking on the thumbnails below.

The gallery has been updated with some new photos of Danielle Panabaker on location for Beverly Lewis’ The Shunning. Screencaptures from the trailer were also added. Enjoy!

Beverly Lewis just published the first trailer for The Shunning. Even though the quality is very low, it gives us a very nice glimpse of Danielle Panabaker as Katie Lapp. The movie’s set to premiere on April 16th, 2011 9/8c on The Hallmark Channel, it will also get a DVD release during the summer!