Vicky Cristina Barcelona

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Written by Nikki Baughan Friday, 19 June 2009 17:26

Interview

To celebrate the DVD release of Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona, we've got an interview with star Penelope Cruz plus clips from the film!

Vicky Cristina Barcelona stars Scarlett Johnasson (He's Just Not That Into You) and Rebecca Hall (The Prestige) as two friends who head off on holiday to Spain. While enjoying some fun in the sun, they get involved with a sexy painter (No Country For Old Men's Javier Bardem) - just as his volatile ex-wife (Penelope Cruz) makes a fiery return to the picture.

Winning the Golden Globe for Best Comedy, Vicky Cristina Barcelona makes a return to form for Woody Allen, and is released on DVD and Blu-Ray on Monday June 22 from Optimum Home Entertainment and now you can Read Our DVD Review.

To celebrate, we've got a video interview with the gorgeous Ms Cruz, plus the trailer and clips from the movie. Just click on the links to access the content, and enjoy the triumphant return of Woody Allen.

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