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I Frankenstein, an action fantasy thriller based on Kevin Grevioux’s graphic novel, hits the big screen next week. Mary Shelley’s nameless ‘fiend’ is now Adam Frankenstein, played by Aaron Eckhart.

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Antoine Fuqua’s testosterone-fuelled thriller contrives a ‘Die Hard In The White House’ scenario from an assault on Capitol Hill by heavily armed Korean terrorists who are fed up with America meddling in their affairs.

Aaron Eckhart joined Twitter to "get chicks".

Gerard Butler's fans wish he'd make fewer romantic comedies.

Gerard Butler says the "alpha male" cast on 'Olympus Has Fallen' worked together to make a great action film.

Gerard Butler dodged a speeding ticket by saying he was "saving the world".

Parting is such sweet sorrow. Director Christopher Nolan completes his dark and brooding trilogy based on the DC Comics crime-fighter in suitably grandiose fashion, delivering not only the longest film in the series but also the most brutal, violent and satisfying.

JOHNNY DEPP played an extravagant version of the controversial author Hunter S Thompson in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998).

We have had several excellent alien invasion films of late but this one doesn’t quite make such heady company, even though it purports to be based on a real life incident.

LESS STYLISH than Raging Bull, less euphoric than the Rocky films, The Fighter (US/15A/115 mins) is a boxing movie made in the image of its hero, ‘Irish’ Micky Ward (Mark Wahlberg), a solid but unspectacular Irish-American scrapper who slugged his way to a shot at the world title in the mid-’90s.

Nicole Kidman triumphs in this harrowing, though often funny, story of death, grief, mourning and a couple, previously apparently blissfully contented, coming apart.

Just where is Aniston’s career heading?

Jennifer Aniston loved working with "extremely dedicated" Aaron Eckhart.

Jennifer Aniston is taking a break from acting to have an “adventure”, she has revealed.

Actors Leonardo DiCaprio and John Malkovich walked away with top awards at this year's GQ Men of the Year ceremony.

The Batman movies get better with each offering, and with this excellent outing they have become a great deal darker - though no less gripping.

Troubled Batman star Christian Bale appeared to put accusations of assault behind him as he swept into Barcelona for the glittering Spanish premiere of The Dark Knight.

BATMAN star Christian Bale was freed last night after being held for more than four hours by police investigating claims of assault on his mother and sister.

Batman star Christian Bale today faced questioning by police in the UK over claims that he assaulted two family members.

A slight, fluffy and seen-it-all-before romance in which Zeta Jones and Eckhart play out an obvious opposites-attract love-hate plotline that goes nowhere in particular.

Two wonderful central performances carry this charming little film well above the general chick flick foray.

When cops Lee Blanchard (Aaron Eckhart) and Bucky Bleichert (Josh Hartnett) probe the brutal murder of a young starlet, they become obsessed with solving the killing, with unforeseen consequences.

In the delicious comedy Thank You For Smoking (Fox, €24.99) you can’t help liking master of spin Nick Taylor (Aaron Eckhart), VP of the Academy of Tobacco Studies, despite his job as a spin doctor.

An engrossing telling of one of America’s most mysterious true-life murders, that of l940 wannabe actress Elizabeth Short who came to Hollywood seeking fame and fortune.

Scarlett Johansson sailed into the Venice Film Festival today to promote her new film The Black Dahlia.

The message remains clear: dump those ciggies.

Jessica Alba has snatched up Lindsay Lohan's role in the new movie Bill, after the teen actress abruptly quit the film because the first-time directors weren't well known enough.

A sex scene between Katie Holmes and Aaron Eckhart has been deleted from new movie Thank You For Smoking - leading insiders to claim her fiance Tom Cruise exerted his superstar influence to ensure its removal.

PAYCHECK stars Ben Affleck as Michael Jennings, a computer whiz who gets paid a small fortune by companies to come up with new systems.

Possession star Aaron Eckhart was flooded by questions from his mother while he was making his new movie Paycheck because she wanted to know the low-down on his co-star Ben Affleck.

We are, here, in the sci-fi world of the world, as we know it, facing meltdown as the electromagnetic layer falters as the Earth's core goes off beam

Here's a cheapjack attempt to make a romance in the fashion of The French Lieutenant's Woman - a sort of story within a story.

Gwyneth Paltrow's new film will have a gala screening in England three days before it's released.