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CINEWORLD 3DHere are Cineworlds3D cinemas findone near you!

Aberdeen, Ashton,Bexleyheath,Birmingham BS,Brighton, Cardiff, Castleford,Cheltenham, Chichester, Crawley,Dublin, Edinburgh, Enfield, Falkirk,Feltham, Glasgow RS, Harlow, Ipswich,Luton, Milton Keynes, Newport, Nottingham,Shaftesbury Avenue, Sheffield, Shrewsbury,St Helens, Stevenage, Wakefield, Wandsworth,

West India Quay, Wolverhampton

All the latest updates on whats happeningin Cineworld, plus two fantastic competitionsand an interview with Freddie Highmore,teenage star ofThe Spiderwick Chronicles

Vertigo Films (makers ofThe Football Factory, Outlaw and WZ) are offering

a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be part of an exciting new film Bronson.

Scheduled for release in early 2009, the film is based on the life story of

Britains most notorious prisoner, Charles Bronson. Just answer this question:

The part of Bronson will be played by Tom Hardy who also starred

in classic battle drama Black Hawk Down. Who directed that film?

The filming will take place between 1 April and 8 April 2008. Production will

contact the winner to confirm details. Winner must be 18 years old or over.

BE AN EXTRA

IN A MOVIE!Ever dreamed of appearing ina film? Well, nows your chance! win!

Write your answer on a postcard

along with your name, address and

phone number, and send it to

Bronson Competition, Cineworld

Unlimited, BBC Customer Publishing,

Tower House, Fairfax Street, Bristol

BS1 3BN. Or email:

cineworld@bbccustomerpublishing.com

The closing date is 21 March.

Write your answer on a postcard

along with your name, address

and phone number, and send it to

10,000 BC Competition,

Cineworld Unlimited, BBC

Customer Publishing, Tower

House, Fairfax Street, Bristol BS1

3BN. Or email:cineworld@bbccustomerpublishing.comClosing date: 01 April. More from:www.10000bcmovie.co.uk

win!

TERMS AND CONDITIONSThis competition is open to UK residents only, and onlyone entry per person will be accepted. Employees ofCineworld Cinemas, Warner Brothers and BBC CustomerPublishing and their relatives are not permitted to enter.This competition is run on behalf of Cineworld Cinemas.

As an entrant we may write to you from time to time toinform you about other Cineworld activities. However, youhave the right to advise us if you do not wish to receiveany further mailings from us by stating so on yourcompetition entry. Cineworld Cinemas may contact youwith details of products and services, or to undertakeresearch. Please let us know on your entry if you prefernot to receive information by post, email or phone.

TERMS AND CONDITIONSThis competition is open to UK residents only, and only oneentry per person will be accepted. Employees of CineworldCinemas, Vertigo Films and BBC Customer Publishing and theirrelatives are not permitted to enter. This competition is run onbehalf of Cineworld Cinemas. As an entrant we0 0may writeto you from time to time to inform you about other Cineworldactivities. However, you have the right to advise us if you donot wish to receive any further mailings from us by stating soon your competition entry. Cineworld Cinemas may contact youwith details of products and services, or to undertake research.Please let us know on your entry if you prefer not to receiveinformation by post, email or phone.

10,000 BC COMPETITIONTo celebrate the 14 March release of prehistoric epic adventure

10,000 BC were offering a fantastic trip for four to either Longleator Woburn Safari Park. This will include one nights hotel

accommodation (two rooms), park entrance and travel allowance (dates

of travel: April-November 2008). Simply answer the following question:

In which country was 10,000 BC director Roland Emmerich born?

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BAFTA WINNERSThe recent Orange British

Academy Film Awards saw

glittering prizes heading to

some of our favourite films

and actors. Best Film went

toAtonement, while BestDirector was claimed by

Joel and Ethan Coen for No

Country for Old Men. The

award for Leading Actor went

to Daniel Day-Lewis for There

Will be Blood, while Leading

Actress was Marion Cotillard

for La Vie en Rose. Keeping

the international flavour, the

award for Supporting Actor

went to Spanish star Javier

Bardem, again for No Country

for Old Men, but the gong for

Supporting Actress went toBrit-thesp Tilda Swinton for

her role in Michael Clayton.

CINEWORLDIN HIGHWYCOMBE!On 14 March a new 12-screen

Cineworld cinema opens in

Eden Shopping Centre, High

Wycombe. It will screen a

wide selection of films a wide

selection of films including

Bollywood and will be open

in time for many of this issues

films, including Horton Hears

A Who! and 10,000 BC.

Did you know much about the book before

taking on the role in the film?

The book was bigger in America, but I read thebook when I went to there to do the screen test for

the twin role.

How long did the film take to shoot?

It was quite long, almost four months in total, due

to having to shoot some scenes twice, but we did

quick changes as it was important for the twins to

visually look different, to know which is which. It

was great fun to do.

How was it acting with CGI creatures?

I knew what to expect from previous roles, acting

to a blue ping-pong ball and cardboard cut outs.

For the fight scenes there were a lot of men in

black physically dragging me to try to make it lookrealistic!

Did you ever get confused playing twins?

I worked out beforehand how they had grown

apart. They were genetically the same but different

changes and situations had affected them so no,

I didnt get confused.

Did you meet many of the other actors?

I never met Martin Short but I met Nick Nolte. He

had a really powerful presence, and if you look into

his characters eyes there is something evil inside.

Was it fun shooting in Canada?

The film was shot in Montreal for four months then

a bit in Los Angeles a month later. It was good

shooting there, but pretty cold. But I could practice

my French

How does being a film star affect your normal

life?

When not filming I go to a normal school in

London. We have a tutor who comes out and I

communicate with my school and they send outmy work to do, and I chat to my friends also.

How did you find having to have an American

accent for the part?

I had a voice coach in Montreal, and he was

THE SPIDERWICK CHRONICLESYoung Brit actor Freddie Highmore talks aboutplaying twin roles in this family fantasy adventure.

2008 FRENCHFILM FESTIVAL UKIf you enjoyed hits such asAmelie

and La Vie en Rose then dont miss

The French Film Festival UK, now

in its 16th edition, which continues

its annual celebration of le cinma

franais from 7-20 March 2008.

This year the festival will expand to

Cineworld cinemas in Manchester

(Didsbury), Cardiff, Birmingham and

London (West India Quay). There

are romantic comedies, thrillers and

off-beat dramas all with a certain

French style. For many of the titles

this is your only chance to see

them, so catch them while you can.

Full details and descriptions can be

found on www.frenchfilmfestival.

THE FLM AWARDS 2008Britains next generation of filmmakers, writers and

actors are up for awards at the First Light Movies

Awards 2008. The winners will be revealed at a

ceremony, supported by the UK Film Council, at

Leicester Square on 4 March. The ceremony will

be hosted by Davina McCall, along with guest

presenters including Kevin Spacey and Ralf Little.