SATC premieres in the city of London
The world premiere of Sex and the City: The Movie had early reviewers griping about extensive product placement and too much testosterone (on the part of reviewers)
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Honest, Spielberg to finally make Lincoln
Steven Spielberg's long-gestating biopic of Abraham Lincoln is going ahead at last, with Liam Neeson expected to play the 16th US president
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In brief: Fraggles to invade Outer Space
Plus: First movie made entirely in Second Life gets real-life deal, and Father of the Bride's Steve Martin and Diane Keaton reunite
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Sex and the City movie: will the wait be worth it?
London premiere suggests test screening before critical scrutiny in New York
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Anger as new film of IRA hero Bobby Sands screens at Cannes
Turner Prize-winning artist Steve McQueen focuses on the hunger striker's last six weeks
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More about Cannes 2008
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It's Hand of God v Iron Mike - sporting documentaries are talk of film festival
Bosnian Serb director to celebrate footballer as 'teacher, family man and critic of US'
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Verbinski immersed in Bioshock
Pirates of the Caribbean director Gore Verbinski has signed up to direct and produce a film based on the hit video game Bioshock
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W set for pre-polling day release
W, Oliver Stone's contentious drama about George W Bush, will launch in US cinemas before Americans go to the polls on November 4
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In brief: Warners closes troubled divisions
Plus: Samuel L Jackson does the Unthinkable, and Dennis Quaid wakes up in Pandorum
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Edinburgh film fest unveils diverse slate
This year's lineup includes latest animated blockbuster from Pixar, Shane Meadows' Somers Town, Errol Morris's Standard Operating Procedure and festival closer, Brit rom-com Faintheart
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Mission: Improbable as Cruise makes peace with Paramount
Fourth Mission on the cards as former nemesis hails Cruise as 'a great actor and a good friend'
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Strike two? SAG dispute spells more trouble for Hollywood
Studios break off talks with the Screen Actors Guild, raising fears of a repeat of the 100-day writers strike that ended in February
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Amis ventures back to London Fields after 19 years for film adaptation
Martin Amis's darkly comic novel London Fields is being made into a film
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In brief: MTV movie awards show McLovin' for Superbad
Plus: Ellen Page takes on Jane Eyre, and Scarlett Johansson to definitely-maybe wed Ryan Reynolds
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