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Emily Blunt Gives 'Into the Woods' A Fairy Tale Beginning
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When it comes to hobbies, different people enjoy collecting different things. Some people are really into coins, while others collect comic books. Your little cousin Eddie might be into Pokemon cards, while your Grandma Ethel might enjoy stamps. In the world of collecting, there's something for everyone.
And Disney? Well, as Variety is reporting, Disney is putting together an unmatched collection of superstars for their upcoming fable "Into the Woods" — and Emily Blunt is their latest mega-acquisition.
Move over, Honus Wagner. Get More »
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| Source: Variety
Chris Pine and Jake Gyllenhaal Head 'Into the Woods'
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We've all heard of fairy tale endings, but the upcoming musical "Into the Woods" is having a real fairy tale beginning, as The Hollywood Reporter is reporting that Chris Pine and Jake Gyllenhaal are the latest superstars set to join the party.
It's almost enough to make you randomly burst into fanciful song, isn't it? Get More »
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| Source: The Hollywood Reporter
Crazy Horseplay on Display in New 'Lone Ranger' Trailer
Wow. We didn't know horses could do that ... even CG horses.
The final trailer for Disney's "The Lone Ranger" showcases what is most definitely a "Pirates of the Caribbean"-sized adventure, one that hopes to transcend its troubled production and controversial casting by doing what Disney does best: putting on the biggest show in town.
And "The Lone Ranger" certainly looks big. Our hero (Armie Hammer) is dead even before Jerry Bruckheimer's logo shows up and resurrected mere frames later as the masked man who teams up with Tonto to ... uh, ride around on horses and leap onto trains and blow up bridges, apparently. Yeah, it looks like a bunch of chaos, but in true Disney style, it's damn classy-looking chaos. Heigh Ho!
Check out the new trailer, courtesy of Yahoo! Movies. "The Lone Ranger" rides into theaters on July 3.
17 Movie Stars Get Animated
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Practically every mega-star in Hollywood has gotten animated.
Tom Hanks was a toy. George Clooney was a fox. Eddie Murphy was an ass a donkey. And in the prehistoric adventure "The Croods," Emma Stone, Nicolas Cage and Ryan Reynolds play a cavegirl, a caveman and a caveboy, respectively.
We wondered what these stars would look like as animated people rather than as, you know, animals and neanderthals and stuff. Thanks to these 17 portraits, we've replaced our wondering with works of art. Get More »
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Where 25 Movie Stars Went to College
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Not all movie stars are created equal. Some are tall. Some are short. Some spend their free time on philanthropy. Some spend their free time in jail. And some secretly gave children up for adoption. Wait; that's actually Tina Fey's character in "Admission" — not to be confused with the real Tina Fey, who (at the time of this posting) has not put any of her offspring up for adoption. Get More »
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Johnny Depp On the Need-to-Know with Top Secret 'Transcendence'
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Johnny Depp has chosen his next project — and it's strictly hush-hush and on the QT.
The "Dark Shadows" star has been sworn to secrecy as he's officially signed on to appear in "Transcendence," the directorial debut of Oscar-winning cinematographer Wally Pfister, according to Deadline.
Pfister has been Christopher Nolan's go-to director of photography on every one of his films since "Memento" — and, in true Nolan style, details are being kept under wraps on just what "Transcendence" is about. Get More »
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| Source: Deadline
Johnny Depp Readying his Mob Gear for Whitey Bulger Flick
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Johnny Depp must be ready for some real bad seed action because he's just signed up to play the notoriously vicious Boston gangster slash prized FBI informant Whitey Bulger in Barry Levinson's "Black Mass."
As detailed by Indie Wire, Depp previously teamed with Levinson for "Donnie Brasco" - only this time, Levinson will direct rather than produce - and will perhaps help to ouster competitive Whitey Bulger projects by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon as well as "Twilight" star Peter Facinelli. Get More »
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| Source: Indie Wire
Johnny Depp Finds A 'Magic Hat'. Crisis Averted.
Disney
There are plenty of Hollywood stars who wear many hats — Ben Affleck and George Clooney, for instance, are known as actors, directors, producers and writers — but nobody takes this quite as literally as Johnny Depp, who manages to find an epically goofy hat (or hairstyle) in just about every film he's in.
Now, though, he's taking this obsession to its ultimate end, as according to Empire Online, he's just landed a new writer for a film adaptation of the young adult novel "The Magic Hat of Mortimer Wintergreen."
And you thought he couldn't top that dead bird from "The Lone Ranger." Get More »
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| Source: Empire
PHOTOS: This Is 40 and Effing Hot
Judd Apatow's new comedy, "This Is 40," presents the many challenges that come with middle age, such as being attractive, having amusing and dedicated friends and wallowing in complete financial stability.
It's not all mundane tedium, though — sometimes you also just go crazy and get high in hotel rooms and caress Megan Fox's pert, twentysomething breasts.
Let's face it — something about being rich and famous kind of slows down the aging process that us regular schmoes have to contend with. Here are a few celebrity types who make 40 look like the new 25.
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The 15 Biggest Movie News Stories of 2012
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As another movie year comes to a close, it's time to look back at the biggest film-related stories of 2012 and take stock of all the highs and lows. And while there certainly were some major movie highs this year — from acclaimed period pieces to crowd-pleasing blockbusters to surprise comedy hits — frankly, we're more than happy for 2012 to be over.
That's because, as cool as the action was on screen, the headlines being made off-screen were often sad, disappointing or downright terrifying to think about. So let's look back at the year that was — and hope that 2013 is a whole hell of a lot more fun. Get More »
