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The Wedding Planner

A romantic comedy starring Jennifer Lopez and directed by Adam Shankman. Jennifer plays a peppy career woman, who is great at whatever she does.
Castaway

Starring Tom Hanks and Helen Hunt, directed by Robert Zemeckis, the movie is a story of adventure and dicovery surrounding one man’s will to stay alive.

Traffic

Directed by Steven Soderberg, staring Micheal Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, this film is about the high risk world of drug trade.

Save The Last Dance

Starring Julia Stiles, this ilm is about a 17 year old girl, who dreams of being a professional balerina

Harvard’s Hasty Pudding Awards for Hopkins and Barrymore

Academy Award winner Anthony Hopkins (The Silence of the lambs), for his portrayal of Hannibal, was named Man of the year by Harvard University’s irreverent Hasty Pudding Theatricals.

Hopkins, star of Nixon, The Remains of the Day and Meet Joe Black, is to be ridiculed and presented with the Pudding Pot. Hopkins reprised his role as ‘Hannibal’ in a movie of the same name that is due to be released in the United States in February.

Drew Barrymore was named as ‘Woman of the Year’. One of the stars of Charlie’s Angels, and The Wedding Singer Barrymore will lead a parade before she is roasted and given her own pot.

The awards are presented annually to performers who have made ‘a lasting and impressive contribution to the world of entertainment’, according to a statement. Previous winners have included: Katharine Hepburn, Susan Sarandon and Julia Roberts as well as Paul Newman, Robert DeNiro and Harrison Ford.

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