| TrailersBurlesque Trailer 10/08/2010 | Nikki Baughan Coming in December is Burlesque, the frankly amazing-sounding big screen teaming of pop divas Christina Aguilera and Cher. Directed by actor-turned-filmmaker Steven Antin, the film stars Aguilera as a small town girl who follows her dreams to LA and [ ... ] |
TrailersThe Green Hornet International Trailer 06/07/2010 | Nikki Baughan It may not open in the UK until January 14 2011, but comic book adaptation The Green Hornet is garnering serious buzz, and today sees the launch of the new international trailer. | More Previews | ||
Written by Nikki Baughan Wednesday, 17 June 2009 16:09
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Hitting cinemas this Friday June 18 is Telstar, the true story of independent record producer Joe Meek (Con O'Neil) who enjoyed early career success with the song Telstar. Click the link to see a clip from the movie.
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