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Australian Titans star and Dancing with the Stars finalist to headline live-action Tangled movie
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Emmy-nominated actor Will Arnett and Academy Award–winning actor Laura Dern will attend the event in person, participating in both the…
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Penelope Cruz Stars in New Films Opposite Seth Rogen, Olivia Wilde and Johnny Depp
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