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CATE BLANCHETT was not impressed when an interviewer suggested she looked like the kind of Aussie girl who would like to crack open a beer with him.

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Warwick Davis thinks 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' is going to be an "amazing moment" for cinema.

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Warwick Davis wants to be the next James Bond because he thinks the movies are "outdated".

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Bill Bailey is to present resurrected game show 'Name That Tune'.

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Tune in to UTV at 8pm tonight for a new six-part series featuring Warwick Davis and his family as they travel around the UK in their trusty camper van.

The remaining members of Monty Python have confirmed they will perform together at London’s O2 Arena more than 30 years after their last performance on stage.

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Hollywood star Val Kilmer is take a guest role in a one-off special of TV comedy 'Life’s Too Short'.

Comedy star Ricky Gervais has criticised British culture for stifling aspiration and hit out at today’s “fame-hungry” society.

Johnny Depp shoves “a midget down a toilet” in Ricky Gervais’ new TV series.

Johnny Depp is set to guest star in Ricky Gervais' new sitcom.

Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant have written a new comedy series about a dwarf.

Certain to be one of the summer’s blockbusting hits is the second Narnia film, based on the muscular Christian works of Irish-born C.S. Lewis.

LIAM NEESON was joined by a host of stars last night to celebrate The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian in what was billed as “Britain’s biggest film premiere”.