The Star Online: Entertainment: Movies
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- 'Iron Man 3': A trailer full of new images
- Harrison Ford joins cast of 'Anchorman' sequel
- Holly Batman! It was the delivery man!
| 'Iron Man 3': A trailer full of new images Posted: 06 Mar 2013 12:36 AM PST Marvel Studios has released a new trailer for Shane Black's Iron Man 3, set for release on May 3 in North America. The video released on Yahoo!Movies summarizes the plot of Iron Man 3. Robert Downey Jr. reprises his role as Tony Stark, a weapons mogul and superhero who has been personally affected by the attacks of the Mandarin (Ben Kingsley). The trailer features Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle and Guy Pierce, even though it is not known which part he will play. The trailer also highlights a wave of special visual effects that reveal Iron Man 3 as the first blockbuster of Spring/Summer 2013. (Relaxnews) |
| Harrison Ford joins cast of 'Anchorman' sequel Posted: 05 Mar 2013 11:10 PM PST The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that Harrison Ford will play a TV news anchor alongside Will Ferrell, Steve Carell, Christina Applegate and Kristen Wiig in Anchorman 2. Before his much-awaited return as Han Solo in Star Wars: Episode VII, Harrison Ford will appear in Adam Kay's movie, to be co-produced by Judd Apatow. In 2004's Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy, Will Ferrell played a zany anchorman for a local San Diego news network in the 1970s. Filming on Anchorman 2 is expected to begin by the end of March. (Relaxnews) |
| Holly Batman! It was the delivery man! Posted: 05 Mar 2013 10:35 PM PST LONDON (Reuters) - It wasn't Batman, it was a joker. A day after making headlines around the world for handing over a suspect to police dressed as Batman, the identity of Britain's mysterious caped crusader has been revealed as Stan, a takeaway food delivery man. Police in Bradford, northern England, were baffled when a portly figure in an ill-fitting Batman costume brought them a 27-year-old man wanted for burglary in the early hours of 25 February before disappearing into the night. They released closed-circuit television footage of the incident on Monday and after much speculation, the masked hero disclosed his true identity to media on Tuesday. He was not Batman's alter ego Bruce Wayne, but driver Stan Worby, 39. He also said he had not brought the man in as part of any crime-fighting crusade. He had simply agreed to accompany a friend to the police station to offer him moral support, and had decided to wear the Batman suit as a practical joke. "Obviously it was done as a joke," he told ITV's Daybreak programme, saying he was "gobsmacked" by the attention. Worby said he had been to London's Wembley Stadium earlier in the day to watch local team Bradford City play in the English Capital One (League) Cup soccer final and had worn fancy dress for the occasion. While there, Worby was contacted by his friend and agreed to take him in on his return from London. "Obviously he wanted to get straight down there and I wanted my bed as it was half (past) one in the morning," Worby said. He also insisted the pictures which showed he perhaps lacked the body of a superhero were unfair. "I've got my full tracksuit underneath," he explained. |
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