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'House' star Hugh Laurie headed to the silver screen


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  • Hugh Laurie will be bringing up the supporting cast in David Ayer's Night Watch, staring Keanu Reeves.
  • Avast scum! America's fight against Chinese bilge rats has found an allie in the EU. Arrr.
  • Bruce Willis has a potty mouth.
  • Superman Returns producer Jon Peters talks about the next film; don't expect it until late next yeat at the earliest.
  • Ridley and Tony Scott are remaking Michael Crichton's The Andromeda Strain for A&E..maybe.
  • Vin Diesel's ego clash with director Mathieu Kassovitz on the set of Babylon A.D. caused the latter to suffer a nervous breakdown.
  • Speaking of A&E, they have 5 new scripted dramas coming this year.
  • Cinescape Mania.com has this hilarious title: 'Rose McGowan Plays With Herself in New Video'. Don't get your hopes up, pervert.
  • James Horner may or may not be working the score of Jim Cameron's new flick, Avatar.
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