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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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The rising Mulligan
After Carey Mulligan's role as Kitty Bennet in the Keira Knightley version of "Pride & Prejudice," the actress went on to work largely in British TV. But she's slowly been making her way in front of American film audiences, sometimes in moments so brief...Tags: Johnny Depp, Michael Douglas, Public Enemies (movie), Jake Gyllenhaal, Tobey Maguire
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Sam Worthington is human under the technology in 'Avatar'
Tribune NewspapersForget the flying dragons and giant blue aliens, Sam Worthington is in search of human life amid all that extraterrestrial spectacle in "Avatar." Director James Cameron's sci-fi epic arrives Dec. 18 amid intense discussion of its state-of-the-art...Tags: Leonardo DiCaprio, Christian Bale, Game Playing, Rudyard Kipling, Cartoons
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Margaux Hemingway's Tragic Life to be a Film
"WHAT DO I consider is good for gossip? It depends on the year. One year -- Mariah Carey was the gift that kept on giving. Another year, it was Lindsay Lohan. Then Britney Spears. One year it was Michael Jackson. If you look at any of the great train...Tags: Documentary (genre), Andy Warhol, Ernest Hemingway, Britney Spears, Cinema Industry
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Comic actress Mo'Nique gets a breakout dramatic role in 'Precious'
The reviews are so gushy that they'd have to go straight to your head. For the comic actress Mo'Nique, "Precious," opening in theaters across the country in November, has become the classic "big break," that once-in-a-lifetime star turn that changes a...Tags: Pregnancy, Celebrity, Comedy (genre), Sexual Assault, The Hollywood Reporter
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First Look: 2010 Jaguar XJ
Edmunds.comWe recently got our first in-person look at the radically redesigned 2010 Jaguar XJ as it was showed off to current Jag owners and the media in Hollywood. If you haven't seen it in pictures already, we've provided plenty of them here, but the car in... -
Keira Knightley -- A Box Office Bonanza in Britain
"THAT'S A Dom Perignon '55, Mr. Bond. It would be a pity to break it." So said actor Joseph Wiseman in 1962, portraying "Dr. No" to Sean Connery's original James Bond, in the first 007 film. Wiseman was a Broadway actor in such classics as "Golden Boy"...Tags: Music Theater, Josh Brolin, Dance, Comedy (genre), Where the Wild Things Are (movie)
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Nick Hornby calls 'Education' star Carey Mulligan a revelation
If Carey Mulligan, the 24-year-old star of "An Education," doesn't nab an Oscar nomination come January, Nick Hornby, for one, is going to be sorely shocked. "She's absolutely incredible," says the writer, on the phone from his home in London. "And you...Tags: Academy Awards, Cinema Industry, Emma Thompson, Alfred Molina, England
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Salad days for scary movies and Waldorf
Saturday is the lamest holiday of the year, but I can at least use the occasion to suggest a few scary films for your weekend viewing, including a new one, Paranormal Activity, which gave me chills more often than not. It's one of those cheapies, a la The...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Coconut, Family, CBS Corp., Comedy (genre)
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'Place of Execution' on PBS 'Masterpiece Mystery'
Television CriticIn one way, "Place of Execution," which premieres Sunday on PBS' "Masterpiece Contemporary," is a typical "cozy" mystery. There is a manor house involved and an assortment of colorful locals who may or may not have committed murder. But the story,...Tags: Juliet Stevenson, People, Ang Lee, PBS, Jeremy Irons
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'An Education'
Invariably funny and inexpressibly moving in the way it looks at a young girl's journey from innocence to experience, "An Education" does so many things so well, it's difficult to know where to begin when cataloging its virtues. What's easy is knowing...Tags: Emma Thompson, Alfred Molina, Academic Progress, Film Festivals, Denmark
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Niche film series starts Friday
Baltimore Sun reporterNineteen23, a new monthly program dedicated to "films that were screened in schools instead of theaters, in small places instead of big ones, and for specialized audiences instead of general ones," begins tonight at the Maryland Art Place with a group...Tags: Geoffrey Rush, George Stevens Jr., Dustin Hoffman, Matthew Broderick, Diane Lane
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New on DVD: Keira and Sienna reach 'The Edge of Love'
Sentinel Staff WriterShe's a sultry big-band singer. He's a poet of growing repute. They were lovers, once. Now, they meet again. It's 1940, there's a war on and he's married. The Edge of Love, now on DVD, is a wartime romance, a love triangle involving the poet Dylan...Tags: Poetry, Dylan Thomas, Roger Moore, Sienna Miller
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