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James Bond battles Fabergé
Fabergé has won the right to sell a From Russia With Love jewellery range, after a legal battle with the James Bond copyright holders. Danjaq Ltd, which owns the copyright for all the James Bond films, claimed that shoppers would presume that the jewellery was official Bond merchandise.
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Meryl earned $24 million
Forbes Magazine has released their list of the highest earning actresses. Streep was the third highest-paid actress on their Celebrity 100 list. Between June 2008 and June 2009, Meryl earned $24 million thanks to last summer's surprise smash hit Mamma Mia.
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John Woo modernized Hong Kong cinema
Before 1986, in Hong Kong cinema gunplay was not terribly popular because audiences had considered it boring, compared to fancy kung-fu movies. John Woo changed that. Using all of the visual techniques available to him Woo created surrealistic action sequences.
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Lawrence captured Aqaba
92 years ago, (July 6, 1917) Arab forces led by T.E. Lawrence captured the port of Aqaba from the Turks. Lawrence's (1888-1935) own heroic, autobiographical account of his Arabian adventure can be read in his book Seven Pillars of Wisdom and seen in Lawrence of Arabia.
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In 1955 a dream came true
54 years ago (July 17, 1955) Disneyland opened in Anaheim, USA. Walt Disney: “These words greet the visitor to a unique new city, born out of the desire of a man to make his dreams come true”.
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Hitchcock entered Hollywood
July 14, 1938 Hitchcock signed a contract with the famous producer David O. Selznick to direct movies in Hollywood. His first assignment was to be The Titanic but in turned out to be the now classic Rebecca (1940).
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