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Chris O’Dowd and Jessica Mauboy are the starring in Wayne Blairs’ musical comedy drama The Sapphires based on the real story of four aboriginal girls who form a singing group and travel to during the Vietnam War.
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Chris O'Dowd Sings At Cannes
05/21/2012
The Sapphires star Chris O'Dowd sings "Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch" by the Temptations at the 65th Annual Cannes Film Festival. | Get Uinterview's FREE iPhone App To Record Celebrity Video Questions + Get Daily News Updates here! For more on Chris O'Dowd: REVIEW: Bridesmaids S.
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Chris O'Dowd & Wayne Blair On 'The Sapphires'
06/07/2012
Irish actor Chris O'Dowd, best known for his roles in Bridesmaids and Friends With Kids (as well as a recent guest spot on HBO's Girls), stars in director Wayne Blair's new film, The Sapphires, which received glowing reviews at the 65th Annual Cannes Film Festival earlier this year.
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Are Megan Fox And Brian Austin Green Expecting?
06/09/2012
Megan Fox, 26, hit headlines on Friday when she was photographed taking a walk around Los Angeles sporting what appeared to be a prominent baby bump. Fox has always been up-front about wanting a child with her hubby of two years, former Beverly Hills, 90210 star, Brian Austin Green, 38.
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EXCLUSIVE: Chris O'Dowd Says 'The Sapphires' Actresses Are 'Crazy B*tches'
06/07/2012
Irish actor Chris O'Dowd is used to being the only man in the room. O'Dowd, best known for his role as Kristen Wiig's love interest in last year's estrogen-heavy Bridesmaids, grew up with three sisters, so when he took the role in the new movie musical The Sapphires, about an all-female quartet who entertain U.
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EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Chris O'Dowd Sings The Temptations At Cannes
05/21/2012
Irish hottie Chris O'Dowd, best known for his roles in Bridesmaids and Friends With Kids, has been in Cannes promoting his new film, The Sapphires, which has been receiving glowing reviews and is being described as the "Aboriginal Dreamgirls.
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Pirate Radio
11/16/2009
Richard Curtis - the anti-Ken Loach of British cinema - is a hard guy not to like. Go on, try it. See, you cant. It's just not possible. Sure, his movies and scripts continue to display a preoccupation with upper-middle class buffoonery, and yes, he perhaps has demonstrated something of a fascination with Hugh Grant's floppy fringe.
