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2008-05-02

Christine Baranski 05-02
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Amrish Puri 05-02
Zhang Zhenyue 05-02

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Kim Ki-duk (No.35)
Dario Argento (No.45)
Francois Truffaut (No.46)
Ang Lee (No.60)
George Clooney (No.62)
Mike Cahill (No.76)
Jonathan Demme (No.77)
Alice Wang (No.78)
Russell, Jay (No.82)
Han Keyi (No.83)
Edward Norton (No.97)
Uwe Boll (No.101)
Hayao Miyazaki (No.106)
Roberto Benigni (No.108)
Wim Wenders (No.114)
Peter Jackson (No.117)
Roman Polanski (No.118)
You Xiaogang (No.177)
Sarah Gavron (No.195)
Gavin Hood (No.205)
Peter Berg (No.224)
Ken Burns (No.234)
Craig Gillespie (No.236)
Giannaris, Constantine (No.260)
Ophuls, Max (No.261)
Jerry Zaks (No.264)
Robin Lee 2 (No.267)
Tony Gilroy (No.272)
Oliver Hirschbiegel (No.302)
An Ran (No.321)
Wang Kaixuan (No.333)
Franco Zeffirelli (No.338)
Olivier Assayas (No.340)
Royston Tan (No.354)
Fred Zinnemann (No.370)
Bernardo Bertolucci (No.371)
Wolfgang Petersen (No.372)
Luc Jacquet (No.374)
Edward Yang (No.375)
Ridley Scott (No.385)
Dean Stockwell (No.390)
Chen Kaige (No.451)
John Woo (No.452)
Joan Chen (No.459)
Roger Kumble (No.520)
Zhao Tianyu (No.524)
Satoru Mizushima (No.587)
James C. Strouse (No.657)
David Mirkin (No.658)
Francis Lawrence (No.664)

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Star News

[Steven Spielberg]: Moviegoers have "Sex" on the brain: poll (06:35 5/1)
Sorry "Iron Man." But moviegoers have something else on their minds as spring gives way to summer -- like Sex.

[William Shatner]: `Star Wars' kid Abrams aims to reinvent `Trek' world (06:37 5/1)
J.J. Abrams grew up more a fan of Luke Skywalker and Han Solo than of James Kirk and his Vulcan buddy Spock. So why is a self-professed "Star Wars" kid directing "Star Trek"?

[Goldie Hawn]: Kate Hudson among People magazine's most beautiful (18:56 4/30)
Actress Kate Hudson graces the cover of People magazine this week for the release of its "100 Most Beautiful People" list, but the single mother said she does not spend a lot of money on how she looks.

[Steven Soderbergh]: Soderbergh to direct call girl film (07:41 4/30)
Oscar-winning director Steven Soderbergh will make a film about high-end prostitution from the viewpoint of a call girl charging clients 10,000 dollars a night, industry press said Tuesday.

[Peter Jackson]: Ian McKellen to reprise Gandalf role (18:55 4/30)
Ian McKellen will again take up the robes of Gandalf the Wizard in the cinematic adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy classic "The Hobbit," a British film magazine reported Wednesday.

[Mel Gibson]: Mel Gibson to star in first movie since 2002 (09:16 4/29)
Mel Gibson, who has kept a low profile since his drunken anti-Semitic outburst in July 2006, is set to headline his first feature film since 2002, Daily Variety reported on Tuesday.

[Martin Scorsese]: "Grand Theft Auto 4" hits the streets (21:53 4/29)
"Grand Theft Auto 4" went on sale on Tuesday, with fans lining up to grab the first copies of the criminal action game hailed as a brutal and satirical masterpiece equal to films like "The Godfather."

[John Malkovich]: Malkovich, 'Lion King' reap French theatre awards (09:16 4/29)
John Malkovich won the director's award Monday in the Molieres, French theatre's annual prizegiving event, while another American import, "The Lion King", romped off with three prizes.

[George Clooney]: Coen brothers film to open this year's Venice Film Festival (08:16 4/28)
Burn After Reading," a dark spy-comedy by Oscar-winning directors Joel and Ethan Coen, will open this year's Venice Film Festival.

[Jackie Chan]: 'Baby Mama' delivers $18.3 million at weekend box office (20:35 4/27)
"Baby Mama," Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's comedy about surrogate motherhood, delivered the No. 1 spot at the weekend box office with $18.3 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday.

[Jodie Foster]: Pregnancy, stoner comedies a hit at box office (20:40 4/27)
A pair of new comedies aimed at distinctly different audiences took the top two spots at the weekend box office in North America, with Tina Fey's "Baby Mama" leading the charge.

[Sean Penn]: Sean Penn speaks at Coachella, urges youth action (20:40 4/27)
Sean Penn spoke at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Sunday, urging the young crowd to involve themselves politically.

[James Caan]: James Caan exits movie over cookie controversy (09:22 4/27)
James Caan has left the political comedy "Nailed" after a dispute led him to storm off the set, and it all seems to have centred on a cookie.

[Robert De Niro]: NY festival showcases films on Muslim world (10:39 4/26)
Seven years after New York's Tribeca neighborhood was shaken by the attacks on the city's World Trade Center, the area has become a bazaar for movies about and from the Muslim world.

[Guy Ritchie]: Madonna shows her documentary on Malawi at Tribeca festival (10:39 4/26)
NEW YORK (AP) -- Madonna's harrowing new documentary on Malawi is clearly designed to draw attention to the poverty-stricken nation's plight and help to its people. But the superstar doesn't think much about enlisting aid from the U.S. government.

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