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Jul. 14, 2008

11 Things You Didn't Know About 'Hellboy II'

Some things never change…for instance Hellboy’s love for cats, candy and his girlfriend Liz, but a return to the world of the crimson crusader finds a few changes too. Hollywood.com talked with everyone from director Guillermo del Toro to Hellboy’s Ron Perlman to get the scoop...

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Jul. 11, 2008

Box Office Analysis, July 13: 'Hellboy II' Burns Up Competition

Hellboy 2: The Golden Army will be Guillermo del Toro’s best-ever opening, and the film’s strong opening dramatically improves the odds that Universal will put together another impressive summer streak of 4 consecutive $100M grossing movies and five-in-a-row is a real possibil...

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Jan. 22, 2004

Sequels Litter '04 Release Landscape

Sequels and Remakes Litter Upcoming Release Landscape

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Dec. 22, 2002

Box Office Analysis: Dec. 22

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Dec. 4, 2002

News Roundup, Dec. 4: Will Smith Set for "I, Robot"

Will Smith is set to star in Fox's big screen adaptation of I, Robot, a short story collection written by Isaac Asimov in the 1940s. Also: Richard Gere Elton John Zsa Zsa Gabor Edgar Scherick Selma Blair Ron Perlman Hellboy Whitney Houston Jerry Springer: The Opera

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Apr. 24, 2002

News Roundup: April 24

Supermodel Claudia Schiffer is set to marry her film producer boyfriend Matthew Vaughn in England on May 25 Claudia SchifferMatthew Vaughn Madonna Elton John Ethan Hawke Hellboy Guillermo del ToroSimon Wincer The Young Black Stallion Harrison Ford Nicolas Cage Matchstick M...

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Dec. 31, 2001

"Star Trek" gets beast of a villain

Following is a news story about Ron Perlman added to the next Star Trek cast. Keywords are Ron Perlman Star Trek Jean Luc Picard Jonathan Frakes Patrick Stewart Nemesis casting Paramount movie film

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Jan. 10, 2000

EXTRA: The Anti-Blockbusters

SANTA MONICA, Calif., Jan. 9, 2000 - Nobody saw "Nobody." Almost. With an unwhopping $488 take (less than the price of a big-screen TV), the Phaedra Cinema release was 1999's lowest-grossing feature on record through Dec. 30, industry statistics show. The film, a Japanese im...

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