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Fun news for all you “Willy Wonka” fans: That iconic scene when Gene Wilder makes his grand entrance from his Chocolate Factory, loses his cane, then somersaults and pops up to great applause? It was all Wilder’s idea.

In a note from Gene Wilder to director Mel Stuart, Wilder pitches that scene in great detail, saying it’s important “because from that time on, no one will know if

Androids have been an integral part of the Alien universe ever since Ash (Ian Holm) went berserk on the crew of the Nostromo. But few of the actors playing machines for an Alien film have achieved the level of mysterious tension achieved by the outstanding Michael Fassbender in Sir Ridley Scott’s latest, Prometheus. David is, on the surface, an android employed by string-puller Peter Weyland (Guy Pearce). But as

Woo, new “Twilight” character posters!

The new images feature your favorite characters — Bella (with vampire eyes!) Edward and Jacob — staring ahead, with the cryptic word, “Forever” written next to them. (The first photos from the film premiered last month.)

“Breaking Dawn, Part 2″ is the final movie in the billion-dollar franchise, which is based on the books by Stephenie Meyer.

Take a look at the posters from the film below.

“Breaking Dawn… Continue reading 'Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 2': Edward, Bella And Jacob Character Posters (PHOTOS)

In hilariously asynchronous movie news, the FBI is currently searching for “The Terminator” — at least according to a fake Wanted poster taped to the side of a poll in the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

The photo, which depicts Arnold Schwarzenegger dressed as his most famous character, was recently spotted by Instagram user mrgilly. The flyer details a brown-haired, brown-eyed man wanted on multiple counts of homicide and

Exclusive Character Posters for Bernie

Source:

Millennium Entertainment

March 30, 2012

Millennium Entertainment has provided ComingSoon.net with exclusive character posters from Richard Linklater’s upcoming dark comedy Bernie, reuniting the filmmaker with Jack Black for the first time since they made School of Rock together back in 2003.

It’s based on the true story of Bernie Tiede, an affable 39-year-old mortician in a small Texas town, played by Black, who befriends an

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