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1. 'The Adventures of Tintin' U.K. Premiere Blue Carpet Arrivals

   4:51 PM PDT 10/23/2011

   Daniel Craig was among those who walked the blue carpet at the 55th BFI London Film Festival at the Odeon West End on Sunday, Oct. 23, in London. The movie, directed by Steven Spielberg and produced by Peter Jackson, among others, begins a European rollout this month before its Dec. 21 release in North America. Read More
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   'Rio' Remains No. 1 on DVD, Blu-ray Charts

   3:03 pm 8/17/2011

   • by T.K. Arnold

   Universal's "Paul" finished second, selling about half as many DVDs as the animated family feature.Read more

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3. Simon Pegg Signs on for 'A Fantastic Fear of Everything'

   7:40 am 7/27/2011

   • by Ralf Ludemann

   The comedy is the first project to be backed by Pinewood’s new initiative supporting low-budget British films.Read more

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   'Limitless,' 'Lincoln Lawyer,' 'Paul' Enter Crowded Box Office Field

   5:37 pm 3/17/2011

   • by Pamela McClintock

   Bradley Cooper, Matthew McConaughey and Simon Pegg star, respectively, in the three movies, which will take on popular holdovers "Battle: Los Angeles" and "Rango." Read more

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   Inside the 'Paul' Premiere

   4:16 am 3/16/2011

   • by Borys Kit

   Sci-fi flick is decidedly different than the rip-roaring destruction embodied by 'Battle: Los Angeles.'Read more

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6. Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Sigourney Weaver Delight Fans At London Premiere of 'Paul'

   3:50 am 2/8/2011

   • by Ralf Ludemann

   The trio walked the purple carpet in London's Leicester Square signing autographs for screaming fans in alien masks.Read more

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   Paul: Film Review

   11:04 am 2/7/2011

   • by Ray Bennett

   Directed by "Superbad" helmer Greg Mottola, the film -- which premiered at SXSW -- also features Kristen Wiig, Jason Bateman and Sigourney Weaver.Read more

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8. Burke and Hare: Film Review

   5:16 pm 10/28/2010

   • by Ray Bennett

   LONDON -- The setting might be 19th century Scotland, but for his first feature in a decade, John Landis is back in the land of "The Stupids" with "Burke and Hare," a so-called black comedy that is more sort of dull, spotty and yucky.Read more

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