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    [Mystic River]: Sean Penn wants to shoot film in Venezuela: Chavez (22:01 10/29)
    CARACAS (AFP) - Oscar-winning actor and political activist Sean Penn may film a movie in Venezuela, according to the country's firebrand President Hugo Chavez.
    [The Curse of the Black Pearl]: 'Mamma Mia!' Britain's biggest-selling DVD ever (11:35 1/1)
    LONDON (AFP) - "Mamma Mia! The Movie" is the biggest-selling DVD in Britain, the Official UK Charts Company announced Thursday, despite it being released only five weeks ago.
    [Lost in Translation]: Scarlett Johansson to host Nobel concert (07:01 10/21)
    OSLO, Norway - Actress Scarlett Johansson will co-host the 2008 Nobel Peace Concert on Dec. 11 in honor of this year's laureate, Finnish peace mediator and former President Martti Ahtisaari, organizers said Monday.
    [The Return of the King]: "Tropic Thunder" bumps Batman off box office perch (19:42 8/17)
    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Big-screen Iron Man Robert Downey Jr. scored his second No. 1 movie of the summer on Sunday as Hollywood spoof "Tropic Thunder" ended the month-long reign of "The Dark Knight" atop the North American box office.
    [Seabiscuit]: Hollywood studios in a retro mood (08:15 6/19)
    NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - For those ready to move past the endless stream of dark dramas from fall 2007, get ready for a new barrage -- from the 1960s, the 1940s and the 1780s.
    [Finding Nemo]: `Oz,' `2001,' `Vertigo' among AFI top genre flicks (06:19 6/18)
    LOS ANGELES - Snow White, Dorothy Gale, the HAL 9000 computer, Charles Chaplin's Little Tramp and Marlon Brando's Godfather share top billing among the American Film Institute's best genre movies.
    [The Hulk]: Hulk, Shyamalan seek second chance at the movies (10:14 6/13)
    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - This weekend's lineup at the U.S. box office might well be called a showdown between two Hollywood second-chances -- a remake of a superhero flop and a new film from an acclaimed director whose last movie bombed.
    [School of Rock]: Jack's back, in black and white, as `Panda' star (08:04 6/4)
    Finding his inner panda was not too much of a stretch for Jack Black. All it took was finding the essence of his inner Jack.
    [Cradle 2 the Grave]: 'Warlord' Jet Li celebrates Hong Kong award (12:45 4/14)
    Chinese action star Jet Li was celebrating on Monday after being named best actor at the Hong Kong film awards with period drama "The Warlords," a departure from his usual martial arts fare.
    [Bruce Almighty]: "Horton Hears a Who!" a hit at box office (14:58 3/16)
    Move over, Dumbo. Horton is now the big elephant in the room. The computer-animated adaptation "Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears A Who!" trampled its rivals at the North American box office on Sunday with weekend sales of $45.1 million, the biggest opening of the year.
    [The Italian Job]: Jason Statham goes beyond tough-guy role in "Bank Job" (20:01 3/6)
    British actor Jason Statham has come a long way since selling after-shave and cheap jewelry on London street corners. Today, he earns millions as one of the hottest action stars in Hollywood.
    [Cold Mountain]: "Golden Compass" disappoints at box office (18:30 12/8)
    "The Golden Compass," a costly fantasy starring Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig, got off to a slow start at the North American box office and will likely fall short of opening-weekend expectations.
    [Master and Commander]: Forbes: Damon's a `Bourne' moneymaker (08:14 8/7)
    Matt Damon is Hollywood's best investment, says Forbes. com.
    [Monster]: Charlize Theron sued by Swiss watchmaker (19:26 2/6)
    Swiss watchmaker Raymond Weil has filed a breach of contract lawsuit against Oscar-winning actress Charlize Theron. In court papers filed late Monday in state Supreme Court, Weil said Theron signed an endorsement deal saying that from October 2005 through December 2006 she would only wear Weil's high-end watches.
    [Gangs of New York]: Will 'actor's curse' scupper Scorsese's Oscars hopes? (10:42 1/24)
    He might be the bookies' favourite, but perennial bridesmaid Martin Scorsese could be facing more Oscars disappointment if history is anything to go by.
    [Mona Lisa Smile]: Gyllenhaal ready for Golden Globes (18:30 1/11)
    Maggie Gyllenhaal went to the Golden Globes for the first time four years ago as a best-actress nominee for "Secretary," a dark comedy in which she played a troubled young woman who engages in a sadomasochistic relationship with her boss.
    [Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle]: Robert Wagner loses bid for 'Charlie's Angels' millions (07:41 1/9)
    Veteran actor Robert Wagner's claim for millions of dollars in profits from the "Charlie's Angels" movies was rejected by a Los Angeles appeals court.
    [Something's Gotta Give]: Smith finds "Happyness" atop box office (14:02 12/17)
    Will Smith's new film is No. 1 with weekend moviegoers, if not with English teachers.
    [2 Fast 2 Furious]: Krakowski in the mood for "Love" at CBS (07:14 2/7)
    Former "Ally McBeal" co-star Jane Krakowski has signed up for CBS' comedy pilot "Sex, Power, Love & Politics," which revolves around Capitol Hill staffers.
    [Underworld]: Vampire thriller set to bite box office rivals (20:55 1/20)
    LOS ANGELES - The new Kate Beckinsale horror film "Underworld: Evolution" is expected to lead the weekend box office, while Golden Globes glory should boost business for "Brokeback Mountain" and "Walk the Line."



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