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Audiences came to know Keira Knightley as the soccer star in the sleeper hit "Bend It Like Beckham." The British actress went on to leading roles in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise and "Atonement," and earned an Academy Award nomination for "Pride & Prejudice." The red carpet favorite is also the face of Chanel.
Audiences came to know Keira Knightley as the soccer star in the sleeper hit "Bend It Like Beckham." The British actress went on to leading roles in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise and "Atonement," and earned an Academy Award nomination for "Pride & Prejudice." The red carpet favorite is also the face of Chanel.
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'Masterpiece Mystery!: Miss Marple'
Television CriticDame Agatha Christie remains the gold standard of mystery writers not only for her productivity -- the woman wrote 80 detective novels -- but also for her permanence. One could argue that Sherlock Holmes is the most universally famous detective, but...Tags: Anne Boleyn, Rupert Graves, The Tudors (tv program), Agatha Christie
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Carey Mulligan on the rise
After breaking out on Broadway and at Sundance, the English ingénue is poised to become Hollywood's new "It-Girl." It's hard to imagine a hotter name bouncing around casting circles than that of 24-year-old Jean Seberg-like waif Carey Mulligan, who...Tags: Michael Mann, Sundance Film Festival, Film Festivals
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Rupert Friend: A man for all eras
Tribune reporterThere's something about Rupert Friend's cheekbones that pairs well with period garb. The 28-year-old Briton has been acting professionally only since 2004, but his résumé reads like a best-of buzz-worthy period films. His debut in "Libertine" saw...Tags: Johnny Depp, Academy Awards, Cheri (movie), Stephen Frears, Michelle Pfeiffer
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'Cheri'
Film CriticMichelle Pfeiffer is back, and her reappearance in "Cheri," her best role in quite some time, underlines not only how much she's been missed but also how much the world of film has lost by her absence. Of course, Pfeiffer has not literally been gone in...Tags: France, Cheri (movie), Michelle Pfeiffer, Academy Awards, World War I (1914-1918)
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Royal Pains Q&A: Paulo Costanzo
From The Morning Call(Transcript from Royal Pains set visit on Wednesday, May 20, 2009) Question: Just tell us a little bit about the character. Paulo: I play Evan Lawson, who is an accountant, who's a very colorful, kind of a charming, charismatic, adventurous, slightly...Tags: Canada, Dining and Drinking, Long Island, Jerry Seinfeld, Chemistry
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'Easy Virtue'
The Orlando SentinelThe director of the bubbly "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert" tackles the bubbly playwright Noel Coward for " Easy Virtue," a loose but spirited adaptation of Coward's scandalous Jazz Age romp. All that bubbling means that some of the froth floats off...Tags: Twitter, Inc., World War I (1914-1918), Noel Coward, Kristin Scott Thomas, Colin Firth
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Knightley, Farrell walk 'London Boulevard'
Zap2ItKeira Knightley will join Colin Farrell for a stroll. Knightley and Farrell have signed on to the crime thriller "London Boulevard," according to The Hollywood Reporter. Ken Bruen's source novel, due in stores this November, follows small-time crook...Tags: Genres, Thriller (genre), Colin Farrell
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Top 10 Romantic Movies
Archbishop McCarthyNeed a movie perfect for date night or a lovey-dovey Valentine's Day outing? These movies will never fail to produce a tearful or cuddly reaction from your date (girl or boy): Titanic: Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio deliver tear-jerking...Tags: Demi Moore, Ryan Gosling, Empire State Building, Celebrities and "Bad Behavior", Amanda Bynes
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Keira Knightley Joins 'Never Let Me Go'
Zap2It.comWho wouldn't want more Keira Knightley? Knightley will star in the clone thriller "Never Let Me Go," according to Variety. The story follows three boarding-school students who discover they're clones bred for organ donation. We're interested to see how... -
Roberts the lady killer
RedEyeWhat does Roberts, 41, think of younger starlets as her competition? The path to fame isn't the same as it was when she was starting out, she tells Entertainment Weekly. "Now people go from relative obscurity to being wildly famous and hugely overpaid and...Tags: Anne Hathaway, Reese Witherspoon, Bill Murray, Garry Marshall, Amy Adams
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