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   Lovelace: Sundance Review

   5:06 pm 1/23/2013

   • by Todd McCarthy

   UPDATED: Amanda Seyfried and Peter Sarsgaard lead the cast of co-directors Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman's film about Linda Lovelace, the first porn star.Read more

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2. 'The Smurfs 2' Trailer

   5:01 pm 12/18/2012

   • by David Simpson

   Gargamel (Hank Azaria) creates a new edition of Smurfs called Naughties in hopes of capturing Smurfette in the sequel to Columbia Pictures 'Smurfs'. Read more

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   Hank Azaria Sues Craig Bierko to Keep Ownership of Baseball Announcer Character (Video)

   6:07 am 11/16/2012

   • by Eriq Gardner

   The two actors once traded voice messages with each other, sharing versions of a baseball announcer with a penchant for obscure cultural references. Read more

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   Christina Ricci Joins Cast of 'Smurfs' Sequel (Exclusive)

   10:17 pm 4/25/2012

   • by Borys Kit

   The actress, who appeared in "The Addams Family," "Casper" and "That Darn Cat" early in her career, returns to family fare in the role of Vexy, an evil version of Katy Perry's character Smurfette.Read more

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   James Franco in Talks to Play Hugh Hefner in Linda Lovelace Biopic

   6:17 pm 12/21/2011

   • by Borys Kit

   The actor, who was at one point in talks to play Lovelace's husband Chuck Traynor before stepping aside, would cameo as the Playboy founder only if the dates work out.Read more

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   'Lovelace' Cast Adds Hank Azaria, Chris Noth and Bobby Cannavale

   10:28 am 12/20/2011

   • by Erin Carlson

   Robert Patrick has also been cast in the Millenium Films-produced biopic co-starring Amanda Seyfried and Peter Sarsgaard.Read more

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7. 'The Simpsons': Meet The Cast

   5:16 PM PDT 10/7/2011

   Fox's little yellow family in Springfield began as a series of crudely animated segments on "The Tracy Ullman Show" in 1987. The characters got their own series in 1989 and have been on the air ever since. In 2011, the show was renewed for a 24th and 25th season, which will make it the longest-running scripted TV series in network history. Read More