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Paramount Pictures presents a 3D Motion Capture Film “The Adventures of Tintin” directed by Steven Spielberg from a screenplay by Steven Moffat and Edgar Wright & Joe Cornish. Starring Jamie Bell (“Billy Elliot,” “Defiance”) as Tintin, the intrepid young reporter whose relentless pursuit of a good story thrusts him into a world of high adventure, and Daniel Craig (“Quantum of Solace,” “Defiance”) as the nefarious Red Rackham.

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The world of Puss in Boots is populated by twisted nursery rhyme characters, but few are as twisted as Puss’ former friend, Humpty Dumpty. When our story begins, Puss is an orphan growing up in the small village of San Ricardo where he befriends a somewhat odd (and oddly shaped) fellow. They both dream of leaving the orphanage for a better life— all they need is a few magic beans to grow into a beanstalk so they can steal a fabled goose that lays golden eggs from a giant’s castle in the clouds. Simple, really.

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From the outset, one of the keys to the popularity of the character of Puss in Boots was the voice that came out of the outlaw hero—Antonio Banderas.

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HOLLYWOOD, CA (October 6, 2011) – Tinseltown’s most touted Tabbies and Toms traipsed the red carpet last night—occasionally stopping to scratch or chase something sparkly before attending a special screening of the DreamWorks Animation SKG, Inc (Nasdaq: DWA) October 28th release, “Puss in Boots.” Headlining the event was the suave and sophisticated Spaniard himself, Antonio Banderas, who has supplied the voice of the legendary hero since Puss’ first onscreen appearance in the global hit, “Shrek 2,” in 2004.

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To mark its 25th Anniversary, United International Pictures through Solar Entertainment Corporation celebrates the Andrew Lloyd Webber and Camero Mackintosh ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ in a fully-staged, lavish production, set in the sumptuous Victorian splendour of the Royal Albert Hall with a cast and orchestra of over 200. Now audiences around the world are invited to join the celebration when the event is screened in cinemas across the globe on October 12, 2011 on limited time..

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In The Change-Up Jason Bateman sheds his nice guy image which sees his family man swap bodies with Ryan Reynolds’s ‘s brash womaniser. The Change-Up‘s crude humour gives way to a soft heart as Bateman’s Dave reconnects with his long-suffering wife and Reynolds’s Mitch falls for legal assistant Sabrina (Olivia Wilde). Bateman can currently be seen co-starring as Nick in the Warner Bros. ensemble comedy Horrible Bosses, alongside Jennifer Aniston, Colin Farrell, Jamie Foxx, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis.

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The Change-Up, the spin on the body-switching comedy starring Jason Bateman as an uptight family man and Ryan Reynolds as his raucous bachelor best friend. After a night of drinking in which they each admit that they kind of envy the other’s life, the two friends switch bodies, and of course all kinds of madness ensues from there. Leslie Mann, who was also on the set the day we visited, plays Bateman’s wife, while Olivia Wilde also steps in as a comely coworker he could never make a move on regularly, but when trapped in the body of his best friend… ‘The Change-Up’ hits Philippines cinemas on September 28, 2011.Check out what Ryan Reynolds had to say about the film below.

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In The Change-Up, Sabrina, played by Olivia Wilde. Wilde, who can be seen starring opposite Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford in this summer’s Cowboys & Aliens, was impressed with what she read in Lucas and Moore’s screenplay, and signed onto the film. “Sabrina is intelligent, funny, smoking hot, and a reminder to Dave of what it would be like to be single again,” says director/producer David Dobkin. “Olivia is smart, beautiful and very funny, but what really impressed me was that, although she is only 26, she carries herself like a woman beyond her years. That was important because in the film Sabrina is a little mysterious, and it is slowly revealed that there is a whole other side to her character.”

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