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UpdatePosted 07/22/2012 12:30PM

Dark Knight Cast Heads Home to U.S. After Shooting, Canceled Premiere

Originally posted 07/21/2012 02:30PM

Shocked and "keeping victims' families in their thoughts," The Dark Knight Rises cast jetted back to the states after Friday's horrific shooting at a screening of their new film.

Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt were in France for the canceled Paris premiere, but took a Warner Brothers plane bound for Los Angeles on Saturday.

"The cast was completely shocked and several – Anne and Marion [Cotillard], a couple of the men – were in tears," a source tells PEOPLE. "There was enormous, enormous sadness."

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Filed Under: The Dark Knight Rises, True Crime, Anne Hathaway, Christian Bale, Christopher Nolan, James Holmes, Jessica Ghawi, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marion Cotillard

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David Letterman May Have Spoiled The Dark Knight Rises

Originally posted 07/13/2012 12:25PM

David Letterman had better not set foot in Gotham City.

SPOILER ALERT: READ NO FURTHER if you plan to see The Dark Knight Rises, the final installment of director Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy – or if you have friends or family who intend to see The Dark Knight Rises, or if you do not want so much as a hint about the end of The Dark Knight Rises!

Okay, now that nobody is left reading ...

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Filed Under: Scandals & Feuds, Batman, The Dark Knight Rises, Late Show With David Letterman, Movie News, Anne Hathaway, Christopher Nolan, David Letterman

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PEOPLE Goes Inside Leonardo DiCaprio's Top-Secret Movie Set

Originally posted 08/17/2009 10:15AM

After a private Mediterranean cruise with 12 pals that sailed from Aug. 12 through 16 along the French Riviera, Leonardo DiCaprio got an early jump on Labor Day by going back to work Monday in Paris for his latest movie, Inception, directed by Dark Knight's Christopher Nolan and which started shooting in London last month.

Trade reports have described Inception as a contemporary sci-fi action thriller set within "the architecture of the mind." But for DiCaprio and his costars, La Vie En Rose Oscar winner Marion Cotillard and Juno Oscar nominee Ellen Page, the setting was one of the more recognizable bridges on the Seine.

The bridge itself – the Pont de Bir-Hakeim – is no stranger to the screen, having recently been seen in 2007's National Treasure 2. Steven Spielberg also used it and its above-ground Metro line and distinctive view of the Eiffel Tower in his 2005 Munich, while Marlon Brando walked across it in the groundbreaking 1973 Last Tango in Paris. Now it's DiCaprio's turn.