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Yahoo! News: Movie News Tue, 14 Oct 2008 18:17:31 GMT
  • Travolta film victim of violence in French project (AP)   - 

    In this Feb. 24, 2008 file photo, actor John Travolta arrives at the 80th Academy Awards at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Kevork Djansezian, file)AP - Officials say that a John Travolta movie has suspended filming in one of the Paris area's toughest housing projects after 10 cars to be used in the movie were burned.


  • Maggie Q: Good Hollywood roles rare for Asians (AP)   - 

    In this Sept. 24, 2007 file photo, actress Maggie Q poses poses for photographers during a news conference by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) in Hong Kong.  (AP Photo/Vincent Yu, file)AP - Despite landing roles alongside Tom Cruise and Bruce Willis, Maggie Q says Asian actors still have a hard time getting good roles in Hollywood movies.


  • Mafia wants "Gomorra" author dead by Christmas (Reuters)   - 

    Italian anti-mafia writer Roberto Saviano speaks to a reporter in Rome in this file photo taken April 7, 2008. (Alessandro Bianchi/Files/Reuters)Reuters - Police in Italy are looking into reports that the Naples mafia plans to carry out its threat to kill the author of the best-selling book "Gomorra," which has been made into a hit movie about mafia brutality, by Christmas.


  • Bush role is Brolin's latest on surge to stardom (AP)   - 

    In this Oct. 7, 2008 file photo, Josh Brolin, who portrays U.S. president George W. Bush in 'W.', poses for a portrait at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello, file)AP - Once Josh Brolin found a fresh source of income outside Hollywood, his acting career took off.


  • The Feeling Is Universal for Spielberg (E! Online)   - 

    The Feeling Is Universal for Spielberg(E! Online)E! Online - Steven Spielberg phoned home, and home answered.


  • Fall Out Boy album moved back six weeks (Reuters)   - Reuters - Fall Out Boy has delayed the release of its new album by six weeks to December 16, citing concerns over the planned election day tie-in for "Folie a Deux."
  • Fox heading to "Wall Street" again (Reuters)   - 

    Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko in a scene from the 1987 film 'Wall Street'. With all eyes on the world's see-sawing stock markets, Fox is bullish on a sequel to 'Wall Street.' Douglas, who won an Oscar for his role as corporate raider Gordon Gekko, is interested in reprising the character, but will see how the script turns out before committing. The storyline is being kept under wraps. (Handout/Reuters)Reuters - With all eyes on the world's see-sawing stock markets, Fox is bullish on a sequel to "Wall Street."


  • Cheadle replaces Howard in "Iron Man" sequel (Reuters)   - 

    Actor Don Cheadle gestures during a panel for the Starz drama series 'Crash' at the Television Critics Association 2008 summer press tour in Beverly Hills, California July 11, 2008. (Mario Anzuoni/Reuters)Reuters - In a surprise move, Don Cheadle will replace Terrence Howard as Robert Downey Jr's best friend in "Iron Man 2," the sequel to the superhero saga.


  • Iran's "Song of Sparrows" flies to U.S. theaters (Reuters)   - 

    Actor Reza Najie poses with the Silver Bear trophy for Best Actor during the awarding ceremony at the 58th Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin, February 16, 2008. Najie was awarded for his performance in the film 'The Song of Sparrows' by Mijid Majidi. (Johannes Eisele/Reuters)Reuters - Iran's foreign-language feature Oscar entry "The Song of Sparrows" is heading to U.S. theaters this spring.


  • "Eagle Eye" flies high at foreign box office (Reuters)   - 

    Cast member Shia LaBeouf (R) poses with actress Megan Fox at the premiere of the movie 'Eagle Eye' at the Grauman's Chinese theatre in Hollywood, California September 16, 2008. (Mario Anzuoni/Reuters)Reuters - "Eagle Eye" bumped longtime champion "Mamma Mia!" from the top spot at the weekend box office overseas, in a transitional period before the major studios unleash their holiday-season wares.


  • High School Musical Cast: It's Sad to Be Grads (E! Online)   - 

    High School Musical Cast: It's Sad to Be Grads(E! Online)E! Online - Over three years, three movies and 33 songs now, we've kinda gotten attached to Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale and the rest of the merry gang of singing high schoolers. And they've kinda gotten attached to being the HSM kids.


  • Quarantine, Chihuahua Shut Down DiCaprio, Crowe (E! Online)   - 

    Quarantine, Chihuahua Shut Down DiCaprio, Crowe(E! Online)E! Online - Leonardo DiCaprio? Russell Crowe? Nope.


  • Leapin' Lizards! V Gets Rebooted (E! Online)   - 

    Leapin' Lizards! V Gets Rebooted(E! Online)E! Online - Hide the hamsters...the Visitors are baaack!


  • Spielberg rejoins Universal in DreamWorks deal (AP)   - 

    In this May 18, 2008 file photo, director Steven Spielberg is seen at the 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull' press conference during the 61st International film festival in Cannes, southern France. (AP Photo/Francois Mori, file)AP - Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks studio has signed on with Universal Pictures to distribute its films as his company parts ways with Paramount.


  • Does Zac Have Naked Ambition? (E! Online)   - 

    Does Zac Have Naked Ambition?(E! Online)E! Online - A lot of kids go a little crazy after graduation, so maybe that's what's happening to High School Musical 3 hunk Zac Efron, who is reportedly considering following in Harry Potter's nekkid footprints on Broadway in Equus.


  • Political films can't compete with real thing (Reuters)   - 

    A scene from the film 'An American Carol'. (Handout/Reuters)Reuters - It's been a discouraging couple of weeks for those on the right. John McCain is lagging Barack Obama in the national polls. Sarah Palin is still firing up the Republican base, but she's gone from novelty act to punch line amid the broader electorate.


  • Bond girl rises from humble Soviet childhood (AP)   - 

    In this undated photo released by Berdansk School No. 16, Olga Kurylenko, first row 2nd from right,  the supermodel and actress who stars as a James Bond girl in the new  007 movie, is seen in a group photo with her fellow drama students.  Ina Kaminska,  the first drama teacher of a Kurylenko, is 2nd from left in the 2nd row. Teachers and friends remember Kurylenko for her determination, drive and luck that turned a humble Soviet child into a Hollywood star. (AP Photo/Berdansk School No. 16, HO).AP - Olga Kurylenko, the model and actress who stars in the upcoming James Bond movie, began acting by playing Santa Claus' young wife in a school play in her Ukrainian hometown.


  • Robert Pattinson, Where Are You? (E! Online)   - 

    Robert Pattinson, Where Are You?(E! Online)E! Online - After watching the new Twilight trailer, we're feeling pretty giddy and want more of that  22-year-old foxy vampire/reluctant musician Robert Pattinson. So we were disheartened to realize we had to go back to MTV's VMAs just to find a picture.


  • 'Chihuahua' collars top weekend slot with $17.5M (AP)   - 

    Cast member Jamie Lee Curtis (R), holding Chihuahuas Angel, and comedian George Lopez holding Rusco, pose at the world premiere of 'Beverly Hills Chihuahua' at El Capitan theatre in Hollywood, California September 18, 2008. (Mario Anzuoni/Reuters)AP - "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" kept audiences on the leash as it retained the top spot at the box office, fetching $17.5 million in its second weekend.


  • Casting Couch: Rogen Gets Cancer...the Funny Kind (E! Online)   - 

    Casting Couch: Rogen Gets Cancer...the Funny Kind(E! Online)E! Online - Seth Rogen's kidding around with cancer (and no, we're not kidding).


 
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