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Alice in Wonderland breaks UK and Ireland 3D record
BBC News 09/03/10
Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland has entered the UK and Ireland box office at number one, with record opening takings for a 3D movie.
The next Alvin and the Chipmunks film will be in 3D. Imagine the possibilities
Guardian March 2010
Because Alvin and the Chipmunks and Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel left so many questions unanswered – questions like “Why won’t they make it stop?” and “Oh God, why won’t they make it stop?’ – a third Alvin & The Chipmunks film has just been announced for next year. And this time it’s going to be in 3D.
Toy Story 2 is completely different to me now that I am a father
Guardian 21/01/10
Almost anything sad in cinema makes me cry, but watching the cowgirl toy Jessie sing Randy Newman’s When She Loved Me again gave me a particularly painful epiphany
Young actor’s big break in Ian Dury film
BBC News 12/01/10
A 13 year old disabled actor from Cardiff is enjoying critical acclaim in a new feature film on the life of punk rock star Ian Dury.
Hannah Montana ‘to end in 2011′
BBC News 09/01/10
Singer Miley Cyrus will bid farewell to the role that made her famous, after a Disney spokeswoman confirmed that the series is scheduled to end next year.
Product placement rules could worsen child obesity, BMA warns government
Telegraph 04/01/10
Childhood obesity could be worsened under plans by ministers to allow product placement in television programmes, the British Medical Association has warned.
Disney’s great leap backward
Timesonline 03/01/10
One of the most remarkable ironies of modern Hollywood is that the man most often blamed for killing off hand-drawn animation is the same man who has now come to the last-minute rescue of that classic art: John Lasseter, the creative and managerial
How do you make children’s films appeal to adults?
BBC News 16/12/09
You might be forgiven for thinking children’s films are for children and adults have their own films. But 2009 - with the likes of Up and Where the Wild Things Are - has seen the triumph of the trend towards making children’s films that speak to grown-ups too.
‘Very sexy’ nude scene for Harry Potter in new film
Telegraph 07/12/09
The latest Harry Potter film will feature a “very sexy” love scene in which actor Daniel Radcliffe appears nude alongside co-star Emma Watson.
Teenage star picks up best newcomer prize
Independent 07/12/09
The actress Katie Jarvis, who was spotted by a casting agent at Tilbury Town railway station in Essex and went on to be the toast of last year’s Cannes Film Festival, was last night named most Promising Newcomer at the British Independent Film Awards.
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