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WATCH: 'The World's End' Gets A Trilogy Trailer
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'Doctor Who's Day Roundup: David Tennant Wins an Emmy; Karen Gillan in New Movie Trailer
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Five Victorian Cocktails (Including 'The Cock Tail')
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WATCH: ‘The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones’ Trailer
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Russell Brand Makes MSNBC Come Over All Unnecessary
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Dame Helen Mirren's Play Breaks Cinema Records
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10 British Things About Abraham Lincoln
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WATCH: Wowsers in Me Trousers! How Baseball Would Sound If Brits Were Commentators
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PHOTOS: The Queen's Official Birthday and Trooping the Colour
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Adele, 'Blackadder' and PJ Harvey Honoured By The Queen
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Watch: Dame Maggie Smith Leads Brit Cast In Dustin Hoffman’s ‘Quartet’
There seems to be a cinematic trend developing, in which directors get together as many British character actors as they can, and get them to rub their sharp edges awkwardly against each other, filming the sparks until all is smooth.