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Friday, Jan. 8, 2010
by Andrea
Miller - Cineplex Entertainment
When it came to signing on for the film adaptation of Alice Sebold’s dark, difficult but ultimately uplifting best-seller The Lovely Bones, both of the movie’s young stars agreed that their decision was based on one man: Peter Jackson.
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Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2010
by Andrea
Miller - Cineplex Entertainment
Having tackled more than one detective role, suited up to play a bootlicking underwater engineer and even hit the big screen as a rather famous carpenter, gifted actor Willem Dafoe can now add vampire hunter to his resume thanks to his role in sci-fi thriller Daybreakers. But no need to worry - Twilight, this ain’t.
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Posted on
Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2010
by Andrea
Miller - Cineplex Entertainment
Cutting his teeth on the irreverent, much-loved sitcom “Arrested Development” at the tender age of 15, Canadian phenom Michael Cera emerged as the go-to guy for adorably awkward and parlayed that clumsy charm all the way to the big screen with like-minded films Juno, Superbad and Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist, effectively cementing his reputation as a sweetly innocent hoodie heartthrob.
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Posted on
Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2009
by Kevin
Williamson - Famous Magazine
Think Guy Ritchie’s take on Sherlock Holmes pushes the boundaries? Star Robert Downey Jr. says no way. In fact, he and Ritchie combed the source material looking for clues about the supersleuth’s true nature.
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Posted on
Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2009
by Mathieu Chantelois -
Famous Magazine
Emily Blunt is best known for playing servant to the iron-fisted queen of the fashion mags in The Devil Wears Prada. But it’s payback time. This month, she’s no longer waiting on hand and foot for a ruthless leader. She’s the queen. Literally.
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Posted on
Friday, Dec. 18, 2009
by Andrea
Miller - Cineplex Entertainment
By all accounts, Jason Reitman is having a good year. His third film, Up in the Air, has garnered the 32-year-old writer-director a serious slew of accolades, from a record six Golden Globe nominations to awards from the National Board of Review and top honours from film critics in cities ranging from New York to Toronto. The Canadian-born filmmaker was recently in town to take part in the Olympic torch run with his dad, uber-famous director-producer Ivan Reitman, and Cineplex spoke to him about the journey from Juno to George Clooney and, oh yeah, all that Oscar buzz.
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