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'The Hunger Games' Alexander Ludwig Signs On To Play Navy SEAL In 'Lone Survivor'
09/13/2012
Just because Alexander Ludwig, 20, who shot to fame with the wildly popular adaptation of Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games, starring Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth, Josh Hutcherson, Elizabeth Banks, Stanley Tucci, Wes Bentley, Woody Harrelson, and Lenny Kravitz, can't return to his role as the diabolical Cato for reasons that are obvioius to anyone who read / watched, that doesn't mean there aren't big things in store for the young actor.
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Taylor Kitsch Calls Sex Scenes With Blake Lively 'Very Awkward'
06/19/2012
Taylor Kitsch, 31, has built up a reputation for fighting aliens in this year's John Carter and Battleship, but that all seems like a walk in the park next to shooting love scenes with Blake Lively, 24, his leading lady in the new Oliver Stone flick, Savages, also starring Aaron Johnson, John Travolta, Salma Hayek, Benicio Del Toro and Emile Hirsch.
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VIDEO: Matthew McConaughey Film 'Killer Joe' Rated NC-17 For Graphic Sexuality
05/09/2012
Indie film Killer Joe, starring Matthew McConaughey, has lost its appeal to the MPAA after receiving a rating of NC-17 for scenes involving drug use, nudity, violence and graphic sexuality, according to EW.
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Milk
02/25/2009
Director Gus Van Sant flirted with this project, with Sean Penn as the lead, way back in 1993 when Oliver Stone was looking to produce, but passed citing script problems. Now, the inimitably divisive auteur returns to this studied biopic of Harvey Milk, the first openly gay man elected to public office, with a script from HBO scribe Dustin Lance Black.
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The Darkest Hour 3D
01/03/2012
The darkest hour, indeed: the one spent calculating all the things you could have purchased with the exorbitant $17 you paid for such a cataclysmic bore outrageously labeled 3D. For $17 you can probably rent or buy both of producer Timur Bekmambetov's horror films — Night Watch and Day Watch — which are astonishing, as well as Wanted, which is rated R and has plenty of eye candy (aside from Emile Hirsch's baby blues, the PG-13-rated Darkest Hour has none).
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Taking Woodstock
09/05/2009
Director Ang Lee creates a film that explores the journey to one of the most famous music extravaganzas of all time through the youthful eyes of music loving hippies. Each moment of this journey defines the experience as worthwhile and capable of challenging our notions of the decade.
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Jessica Biel & Emile Hirsch Summit Mt. Kilimanjaro
01/14/2010
Actors Jessica Biel and Emile Hirsch reached the summit of 19,340-foot Mount Kilimanjaro Wednesday – in just six days – making the trek to raise awareness about the global water crisis. In spite of the dangerous weather conditions, including thick snow and temperatures below zero, the entire 12 members of Summit on the Summit, a water conservation group, successfully made it to the top where most began the to cry.
