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Keira Knightley's Paris moveChina DailyMonday 2nd June 2008 Keira Knightley has moved to France to be closer to her boyfriend. The 'Atonement' actress has joined actor Rupert Friend in Paris - where he is currently filming new movie 'Cheri' alongside Michelle Pfeiffer - so they can spend more time together.
Thursday, June 12, 2008Fort Worth WeeklyFriday 6th June 2008 Presentation on upcoming Kara Walker exhibit and three books influential in the artist?s work. 7pm Fri. Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, 3200 Darnell St, FW. Free. 817-738-9215.
The Britpack - Our new generation of movie stars takes TinseltownIndependentThursday 5th June 2008 In a fortnight's time, 10,000 people will file into London's O2 arena for the UK premiere of Prince Caspian. It will be, the producers trumpet, the "biggest single-screen, shared audience experience ever". But then, as the second instalment in Disney's Chronicles of Narnia series, it's a pretty big film. The first, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, grossed $745m worldwide. Hopes are high ...
Keira Knightley?s Paris moveNZCityThursday 5th June 2008 Keira Knightley has moved to Paris, France, to be closer to boyfriend Rupert Friend, who is currently filming a movie there.
The New Lion KingFilm JournalThursday 5th June 2008 When a consortium of four private-equity firms and two entertainment entities led by Sony bought Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer last year, many mourned the end of an era: "The Lion Sleeps Tonight," as the classic doo-wop song says.
The big exodus: Is the British film industry in crisis?IndependentWednesday 4th June 2008 Where has Britain's Oscar-winning actress Helen Mirren been working for the past few weeks? The answer isn't Pinewood, Shepperton or Ealing, but far away in Germany, where she has been playing Count Tolstoy's wife in Michael Hoffman's new movie, The Last Station. True, Tolstoy isn't British, but not so long ago, The Last Station would surely have been put together as a British production. After ...
