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Horns - International Trailer

Following the vicious rape and murder of his girlfriend Merrin Williams, Ig Perrish goes on a grief-ridden binge and awakens the next morning with the mother of all hangovers. He also discovers two horn like growths pushing through his temples which appear to be growing larger. He visits a friend and shows her his new appendages, but to his surprise she seems untroubled by the unusual deformity - as do the reporters that Ig is struggling to shake off since being acquitted of Merrin's murder. More unusual still, he also finds that everyone is sharing their darkest secrets and desires with him, including his doctor who is also unfazed by his appearance. As he becomes used to the horns, Ig also discovers he has another ability - he has the power to control the actions of nearly everyone he comes into contact with.

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Video - Justin Bartha And Heather Graham Are Interviewed About Their Time On The Set Of 'The Hangover Part III'

Justin Bartha and Heather Graham discuss working on their new movie 'The Hangover Part III', talking about Heather's character's return, trying not to laugh and why the crazy characters are so relatable to audiences.

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Hangover III – Will We Miss It? Heather Graham Will!

By Jack de Aguilar in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 23 May 2013

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Graham reckons she's boring compared to her Hangover role

It’s been a long and winding road for The Hangover. Long because it’s been going on for ages, and winding, because one of them was good, and two of them are rubbish. For that, we probably won’t miss it too much, but Heather Graham will.

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"I'm pretty boring in my real life. I don't really drink, I'm not that wild, so it's fun to play these wild characters on screen," explains Graham, bemoaning the fact that she can no longer play Jade, a stripper. "I get to be the only woman in the scene and it's fun." We can understand that, but considering Graham gets her kit off in nearly every film she’s in, we’re guessing she’ll be able to get some of that excitement in her next project, whatever it is. Someone else who might miss a decade of hangovers is Todd Phillips. "They roll out the red carpet for me in Vegas, sure. It's like that scene in Goodfellas where he walks into the Copa," he explained. Who wouldn’t miss that!?

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Stars Of The Hangover Say Their Final Goodbye To The Film Series

By Joe Wilde in Movies / TV / Theatre on 21 May 2013

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It's time to say goodbye for the Wolfpack, as the boys see off their final booze-fuelled bender.

Monday (May 20) night's premiere screening of The Hangover III spells the end of one of the most successful comedy franchises in the past decade, with the Wolfpack each saying their goodbyes for one last time at the Hollywood screening. The stars of the trilogy spoke with reporters on the red carpet before the even and each had the same thing to say about the series; that they'll all miss it and miss working with each other.

"It's a little sad," said a disheartened Bradley Cooper - who has seen his career skyrocket since appearing in the first instalment of the franchise - adding, "It's bittersweet."

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At Any Price Trailer

Henry Whipple is a highly respected farmer in the world of agriculture and thinks of little else other than expanding his three generation old farming land in Iowa. After watching his favourite son Grant fly the nest as a football star, he does his best to push his youngest son Dean into the family business, understanding that the empire will be lost if he doesn't take on the responsibility. However, Dean has other things on his mind; he wants to be a professional car racer and is already a champion on his local circuit. He is determined to prove his sceptical father wrong by reaching the racing heights of ARCA and NASCAR. Henry, meanwhile, faces big business troubles when his farm is investigated by GMO corn company Liberty Seeds; his whole career hangs in the balance, but he must learn that if he doesn't change the way he is, it won't be the only thing he loses.

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The Hangover 3 Trailer: Wolf Pack Returns To Las Vegas One Last Time! (Video)

By Michael West in Movies / TV / Theatre on 08 March 2013

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The Wolf Pack are back on the hunt in The Hangover Part III

After months of waiting, the first official trailer for Todd Phillips' 'The Hangover: Part III' is finally here - and guess what? The boys are heading back to Las Vegas. The promo promises that "it all ends here," which is probably just as well given the dismal critical reception of the sequel.

Phil, Stu and Alan - aka Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis - are all back for one last drunken adventure. The trailer begins with the sounds of Franz Schubert's 'Ave Maria' - though it's not some Italian tenor singing the words, it's Alan pouring his heart out at a funeral! "My god - he has the voice of an angel," Phil observes, "It's breath-taking!" says Stu.

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The Hangover Part III - Teaser Trailer

Stu, Phil, Alan and Doug return to Las Vegas in the hilarious third instalment of 'The Hangover' movie series. Nobody's getting married this time, but if you think the absence of a bachelor party will calm this lot down, you are so wrong. Following the events of 'The Hangover' which saw them get attacked by gangsters, mauled by a tiger, tasered by cops and inadvertently married, and of course the events of 'The Hangover Part II' which took them to Thailand where they got tattooed, shot by Russian mobsters and had sex with transgender hookers, the conclusion to this trilogy doesn't look to fare much better as these wild boys set out for one last mayhem-fuelled weekend in Sin City.

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Zac Efron And Heather Graham Star In At Any Price (Video)

By Hayley Avron in Movies / TV / Theatre on 22 January 2013

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Zac Efron and Heather Graham star in At Any Price, the story of a farming family facing unexpected pressures, which in turn, puts a strain on the relationship between father and son. the son is played by Zac Efron – best known for his role in High School Musical but now carving out a more serious acting path. The father and mother of the farming family are played by Dennis Quaid and Kim Dickens respectively.

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At Any Price Trailer

Henry Whipple is an ambitious farmer with high hopes for his promising agricultural family business. His son Dean, however, wants to be a professional racing driver and already looks set to be a huge star with his sport earning him numerous awards. With the Whipple business under threat of breaking down with no heir to carry it on, tensions arise in the household as Henry struggles to put his family's interests before the welfare of his company. Things get even more serious when crisis arises in the business with the threat of exposure that could cost him and his family everything they have including each other.

'At Any Price' is an intense family drama directed and co-produced by Ramin Bahrani ('Goodbye Solo', 'Man Push Cart', 'Chop Shop') following his research into technologically-advancing agricultural businesses in the American Midwest. He also co-wrote the movie with Hallie Elizabeth Newton in her screenwriting debut. It is set to be a touching flick challenging the ethics of these businesses and questioning the happiness of the families involved and has so far been screened at the Telluride Film Festival, the Toronto Film Festival and the Venice International Film Festival. It will be released in cinemas later in 2013.

Director: Ramin Bahrani

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Heather Graham's NYC Pad Catches Fire

By Joe Wilde in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 13 January 2013

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Heather Graham's swanky New York City pad lit up in flames last night, with the fire starting in her bathroom after she left some lit candles unattended.

According to the New York Post, the actress left a few mood candles lit whilst she was getting ready, forgetting to blow them out before she headed out. The flames spread and lit a few items of clothing hung up nearby too, but fortunately NYC firefighters managed to get to the blaze in time, before it set any further part of her home alight.

The fire department spent 45 minutes battling the blaze, but managed to keep it under control and thankfully no-one was hurt in the incident. Graham's pad sits 12 stories in the air, and is part of a glitzy apartment block, which is also home to Scrubs star Zach Braff. The Hangover actress (who has also been in Scrubs coincidently) was still out when the fire began to rage, but was alerted shortly after and soon rushed home to find her pad not quite how she had left it. Whilst she might not be getting her deposit back anytime soon as a result of this, at least now she has the perfect excuse to get the overalls out and give the place a re-decoration.

Video - Heather Graham Looks Breathtaking In Azure Blue Number - 2012 CFDA Fashion Awards Part 2

Arrivals for the 2012 Cfda Fashion Awards at Alice Tully Hall included model Karen Elson with shoe designer Tabitha Simmons, designer Betsey Johnson with daughter Lulu, actress Heather Graham with DKNY founder Donna Karan, model/actress Devon Aoki with Alice + Olivia designer Stacey Bendet and actress Mandy Moore with designer Lela Rose.

Karen looked stunning in a dark green, belly-showing number that complimented her red locks while standing next to Tabitha who opted for a unique gold jacket with a splendid peacock design. Betsey Johnson in an OTT shiny gold dress couldn't outshine her towering daughter in stunning blue satin. Whilst some arrivals went eccentric for the Awards event, such as Stacey Bendet in her kaleidoscopic floor-length gown, others dazzled in simpler attire such as Heather Graham's sheer, azure blue dress

Father Of Invention Trailer

Robert Axle is a wealthy infomercial master. However, when one of his latest inventions has a design fault that chops users' fingers off, his empire shatters. After spending eight years in federal prison, he is released, and begins to attempt to rebuild his fortune.

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Heather Graham and boyfriend Yaniv Raz - Heather Graham and boyfriend Yaniv Raz Los Angeles, California - 15th Annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards at the Hollywood Palladium Friday 15th January 2010

Heather Graham - Sunday 14th June 2009 at Empire Leicester Square London, England

Heather Graham Monday 8th June 2009 The Dublin premiere of 'The Hangover' at the Savoy Cinema Dublin, Ireland

Laura Croft and Heather Graham - Saturday 30th May 2009 at Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Nevada

I Love You To Death Review

By Chris Barsanti

Excellent

It's a film never particularly loved by audiences and unlikely to be rehabilitated by critics in the future, but I Love You to Death is nevertheless the perfect example of an overlooked gem. Coming right in the middle of director Lawrence Kasdan's extremely earnest period (The Accidental Tourist in 1988 and Grand Canyon in 1991), I Love You to Death took its cue from one of those true stories of horrific Americana that come bubbling through the tabloid mediasphere every few months and mined it for all its comic potential.

Kevin Kline plays Joey Boca - a guy who runs a pizza parlor in Seattle - as an oversexed, extremely Italian workaholic who is able to explain his chronic infidelity by saying with a straight face, "I'm a man, I got a lotta hormones in my body." It's a clown's performance, a filmmaker doesn't bring Kline in for this sort of role and demand subtlety but rather one that's so over-the-top it achieves a kind of genius that Kline also showcased in his similarly stereotypical role in A Fish Called Wanda (in that one, he played a clown's view of an American abroad, here he's the clowning pizza man, bad accent, bushy mustache and all).

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Bobby Review

By Chris Cabin

Bad

Filmmakers go overboard all the time, but none more than Oliver Stone. When Stone released JFK in 1991, it was obvious that he was pulling from a biased idealism, but he wasn't necessarily fibbing either. The cumulative effect of Stone's film was investigative fervor; even if you didn't believe the bulk of what was being given, you had to be shocked by a few of his points. The film was about looking back, but it was also about the hushed panic of the Kennedy assassination and the rest of the '60s. So, maybe going overboard was important to what Stone was after.

You won't find any sort of rabblerousing or sense of time in Emilio Estevez's Bobby, his account of the people that were in attendance when Robert F. Kennedy was shot and killed in Los Angeles' Ambassador Hotel. Estevez tosses together close to two dozen major characters and storylines along with footage of RFK campaigning against racism, America's poverty, and unlawful McCarthy tactics. The stories run the gamut from a young couple (Elijah Wood and Lindsay Lohan) getting hitched to keep the groom out of the war to an alcoholic diva (Demi Moore) and her forgotten husband (Estevez himself) to a philandering hotel manager (William H. Macy) who must keep his affair with a switchboard operator (Heather Graham) from his wife (Sharon Stone) and from an infuriated ex-employee (Christian Slater). There's also a pack of poll campaigners (Nick Cannon, Joshua Jackson, Shia Labeouf, and Brian Geraghty) who must deal with an acid freak out facilitated by a hippie (Ashton Kutcher), a pushy Czech journalist (Svetlana Metkina), and a flirty waitress at the hotel restaurant (Mary Elizabeth Winstead). Sounds like the makings of an ensemble comedy, no?

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Say It Isn't So Review

By Christopher Null

Bad

Another year, another Farrelly brothers production.

This time out, we get American Pie alum Chris Klein and the saucy Heather Graham in what is undoubtedly the crudest film we will ever see. That is, at least until Tom Green takes center stage in Freddy Got Fingered later this year.

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From Hell Review

By Christopher Null

OK

Jack the Ripper remains one of the most enigmatic, heavily-studied serial killers in history. He was brutal, he was clever, he was also never apprehended... or was he? The directing brothers Allen and Albert Hughes take a substantial departure from earlier material like Menace II Society and Dead Presidents with From Hell, a kooky interpretation of the Jack the Ripper case and its associated conspiracy theories.

Based on a series of comic books, From Hell actually focuses on an investigator named Abberline (Johnny Depp), who works the lower-class Whitechapel district of London in 1888. Abberline, in keeping with the presumably sacred rule that any character Depp embodies must be a nutjob, is a Laudanum addict, drinks Absinthe, and has bizarre visions in his sleep that portend Jack's next victim. If only he'd been born a century later, he could have had his own 1-900 number.

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Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me Review

By Christopher Null

Excellent

James Bond is back - NOT! - as one vaguely remembered star of stage and screen might have said.

Instead of Bond, it's super-groovy spy Austin Powers (Myers) making his triumphant return to the silver screen, the British secret agent frozen in the 60's and thawed in the 90's, where/when he returned to active duty. The Spy Who Shagged Me picks up right where the original left off, with Dr. Evil (also Myers) banished to space in his Big Boy statue/spaceship, and Austin settling down with new wife Vanessa (Elizabeth Hurley, in a cameo re-appearance).

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Austin Powers: The Shagged Me Review

By Rob Blackwelder

Bad

It's a shame Mike Myers didn't invent Austin Powers during his "SaturdayNight Live" tenure. The occasionally funny sketch bits he stringsweakly together with about six minutes of plot in his "Austin Powers"James Bond spoofs might have played well as short gags in a recurring "SNL"routine.

Imagine, if you will, a skit in which Dr. Evil (Myers'mock-Blofeld) goes on "Jerry Springer" to confront his disgruntledson, who (god forbid!) has no ambition to take over the world. Or an episodehosted by the unbelievably beautiful yet seemingly accessible Heather Graham,in which she dons Urusla Andress' bikini from "Dr. No" and ultra-tossablehair extensions to play a CIA sexpot named Felicity Shagwell opposite Myers'ribald, randy, chest toupee- and cravat-wearing super-spy.

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