At last the Trailer for Margaret Whitton upcoming A Bird Of The Air a.k.a The Loop, starring Rachel Nichols as Fiona opposite Jackson Hurst, Anjanette Comer and Buck Henry has just come online. I just made some hight-res trailer screen caps of all the parts featuring Rachel for you. The movie opens in theater’s in fall, 2011. Enjoy!

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Last night was the World Premiere of Conan the Barbarian in LA and Rachel was on hand for the event as well as her co-stars Rose McGowan and Jason Momoa. Rache looks just gorgeous in her dress and how cool is the back can you say sexy back. Over 100 photos have bin added into the gallery with more on there way.

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The female lead in the upcoming Conan the Barbarian, Rachel Nichols is preparing to move from the Hyborian Age to a more contemporary environment. Today, Nichols told ComingSoon.net that she’s been practicing her Chicago accent for her soon-to-film role in the James Patterson adaptation I, Alex Cross.

“I’m very excited,” she said, “I don’t think anyone has ever been as excited as I am about going to Detroit and Cleveland… I get a gun! I’m a detective and I’m happy to get a gun back. No more swords.”

Directed by Rob Cohen, I, Alex Cross features a script from Mark Moss. Though the title comes from a specific novel in the long-running series, Nichols reveals that the film will have an original story.

“It’s based on the Alex Cross series from James Patterson,” she says, “but it’s not based on the book, ‘I, Alex Cross.’”

Morgan Freeman previously played Cross in Paramount’s Kiss the Girls and Along Came a Spider, but Tyler Perry will be stepping into the role for the Summit Entertainment release.

“I worked with [Perry] a little bit during ‘Star Trek,’” she continues, “I really wanted him to take a dramatic role because he’s got this vibe about him. I think he’s going to be great.”

Nichols also joins Ed Burns, Matthew Fox and Jean Reno for the project, which will shoot first in Ohio and then Michigan.

“I’ve got another little sexy scene with Ed Burns,” she laughs, “which is not so bad.”

Conan the Barbarian hits theaters on August 19th of this year while I, Alex Cross is still unscheduled, likely to arrive sometime in 2012.
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The press junket for Coban took place over last weekend and here is the first interviews with Rachel she sat down with Hollwood.com and answered a few of their questions regarding Conan, check it out below and Screen caps will be added to the gallery shortly.

Rachel Nichols has worked out her own little niche: having chick fights, which she lovingly terms as “dope.” The stunning blonde actress stands 5’10” but is as gentle and open as can be. No wonder they found her to be a great match for the 6’4” Jason Momoa as they co-star in Lionsgate’s Conan the Barbarian revamp. When I sat down with Nichols yesterday afternoon, we explored what it feels like to be a first-timer at Comic-Con, girl fights, the challenges of shooting in Bulgaria, and even the other Rachel Nichols at ESPN. For my full interview transcript and audio, hit the jump.

Before we get the interview going, I want to note that I did make a large gaffe when I mistakenly referred to Nichols’ character in GI Joe as Baroness, instead of Scarlett. Why that occurred may never be known, but Nichols was kind enough to skate past my momentary confusion and I really think we started to hit a nice stride towards the end of the interview. One thing to note is that this Conan film is full of bloodshed and gore. However, it does have an interesting look and feel compared to the original. If you’re interested, look for Conan the Barbarian to be released August 19th. As promised, below you can find the full interview transcript and the audio as well.

Collider: Let’s go ahead and jump into it. How many Cons does this make for you?
Rachel Nichols: How many what does it make?

Cons. Comic-Cons?
Nichols: Oh! See, that’s how you know I’ve never been here before.

Ahhh. See.
Nichols: Because I was like, “Con, what is he talking about Con?” This is my first adventure at Comic-Con. When Star Trek and GI Joe were here, I was working on other stuff and this is my debut at Comic-Con.

Interesting. So are you a fan? Did you ever think about coming here or were you disappointed when you couldn’t come with the other films? Especially with Baroness, she’s such a huge character.
Nichols: I was Scarlett.

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