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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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Korea in Blu-ray
Fox Home Entertainment have announced the US Blu-ray Disc release of M*A*S*H (1970) on September 1, 2009. The extras include an audio commentary by director Robert Altman, The Story of M*A*S*H Through the Lens, M*A*S*H Reunion and more.
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Karl Malden has died
Oscar winner Karl Malden has died at 97. He passed away from natural causes at his home in the Brentwood section of Los Angeles, his family announced. Known for his tough-guy persona and crooked nose, Malden rose through the Hollywood ranks with fellow Method man Marlon Brando. He got an Oscar nomination for his role of a priest in On the Waterfront.
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James Woods’ agent made a mistake
Director Tarantino wanted James Woods to play a role in Reservoir dogs (Mr. Orange), and made him five different cash offers. Woods' agent refused the offers without ever mentioning it to Woods as the sums offered were well below what Woods would usually receive.
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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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