The Mummy reboot’s scary and fun
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Gadot’s bizarre Wonder Woman audition
WHEN Gal Gadot was called in to audition for what went on to become a record-breaking blockbuster, she had no idea why she was even there.
Gal’s a Wonder Down Under too
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Harrelson gets under moviegoers’ skins
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Joel’s Felony is worth the wait
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The wickedest women on screen
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Locke and load for a stunt hit
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Is Predestination believable?
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Firth and Stone are an odd couple
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Why Joel feels like an imposter
JOEL Edgerton is hanging with Johnny Depp and Ridley Scott for now – but he’s still all too aware of how quickly success can slip away.
Aussie star’s gender-bender pays off
SARAH Snook gets to play a woman – and a man alongside Ethan Hawke, who has described her acting as “unlike anything” he’s ever seen in their film Predestination.
Small, grotty universe lands in Australia
THE Inbetweeners 2: Defenders of all things Inbetweeners will say the derogatory manner in which women are spoken of is all of a bit of a lark. It is not.
Cautionary tale skilfully told
ALL This Mayhem: Australian skateboarders Tas and Ben Pappas crashed the US pro circuit as if it was a party that could use some livening up, then burned their way out of the sport for good.
Nick Cave takes Kylie for a ride
MICHAEL Hutchence dominates conversation as an unusual celebrity reunion has Nick Cave very nervous and Kylie Minogue a little sad.
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