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Brad & Quentin Eat Italian on the Job | Brad Pitt

Caught in the Act

Brad & Quentin Eat Italian on the Job

Originally posted 09/26/2008 06:00AM

• Brad Pitt, dining with director Quentin Tarantino and Diane Kruger at Al contadino sotto le stelle, a small, hip Italian restaurant in East Berlin. The group discussed their work on Inglorious Bastards, their new movie, over dinner. But Pitt isn't just talking about his work – he's already on the set. The day after their business dinner, Pitt reported to Studio Babelsberg, according to a source. While he's working on the Tarantino project, the actor and his entire family has moved to Germany, living outside of the capital.

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Brad & Quentin Eat Italian on the Job | Brad Pitt

Caught in the Act

Caught in the Act!

Originally posted 09/26/2008 06:00AM

• Brad Pitt, dining with director Quentin Tarantino and Diane Kruger at Al contadino sotto le stelle, a small, hip Italian restaurant in East Berlin. The group discussed their work on Inglorious Bastards, their new movie, over dinner. But Pitt isn't just talking about his work – he's already on the set. The day after their business dinner, Pitt reported to Studio Babelsberg, according to a source. While he's working on the Tarantino project, the actor and his entire family has moved to Germany, living outside of the capital.

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Brad Pitt to Go to War – in Next Movie

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Brad Pitt to Go to War – in Next Movie

Originally posted 08/08/2008 09:05AM

It's back to work for busy father – and movie star – Brad Pitt.

As has been rumored for weeks – since the recent 3-disc, DVD release of the original 1977 version of the EuroCult WWII adventure Inglorious Bastards – Pitt will play Jewish resistance boss (and Southern rebel) Lt. Aldo Raine in Quentin Tarantino's upcoming remake, set in German-occupied France.

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Alleged Kournikova Stalker Barred | Anna Kournikova

Alleged Kournikova Stalker Barred

Originally posted 02/24/2005 09:00AM

BARRED: The man accused of stalking tennis star Anna Kournikova has been ordered to stay at least 1,000 feet away from the tennis player – if he ever gets out of jail, the Associated Press reports. William Lepeska, 40, was arrested Jan. 30 after swimming nude across Florida's Biscayne Bay toward Kournikova's home, where he surfaced at a residence several houses away from hers. Lepeska, who once served time for stabbing a college student, faces charges of battery on police officers, resisting arrest, burglary, and more. If convicted, he may be sentenced up to 30 years in state prison.

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Tarantino Still Planning Third Kill Bill | Quentin Tarantino

Tarantino Still Planning Third Kill Bill

Originally posted 06/21/2004 03:00PM

In 15 years, Uma Thurman will be 49 – and director Quentin Tarantino will still want her, for a third installment in his Kill Bill series.

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Tarantino Grabs Cannes Festival Spotlight | Quentin Tarantino

Tarantino Grabs Cannes Festival Spotlight

Originally posted 05/13/2004 08:15AM

Kill Bill director Quentin Tarantino cleansed his soul before Wednesday night's opening of the Cannes Film Festival by admitting at a press conference that he once slugged a security guard at cinema's annual rite of spring.

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Booted: Geeky 'Idol' John Peter Lewis

Originally posted 04/16/2004 01:00AM

And now there are seven. On FOX's "American Idol" Thursday night, baby-faced pen salesman John Peter Lewis, 24, got the ax, with show host Ryan Seacrest saying, "JPL, man are we going to miss you dancin' around on this stage."

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Tarantino Wants to Pierce 007 Bubble

Originally posted 04/08/2004 1:29PM

With Pierce Brosnan set to make his fifth and final appearance as 007 in the next James Bond movie, filmmaker Quentin Tarantino thinks the old boy ought to go out with a bang -- with the "Pulp Fiction" director himself helming the Bond flick.

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Tarantino Lets Uma Get Away with Murder

Originally posted 10/03/2003 10:00AM

Piqued by curiosity about "Pulp Fiction" director Quentin Tarantino's first movie in six years, Natasha McElhone, Daniel Bedingfield and Peter O'Toole joined the film's stars -- Uma Thurman, Daryl Hannah, Julie Dreyfus and Michael Madsen -- at Thursday night's London premiere of Tarantino's "Kill Bill, Vol. 1," an intensely violent homage to the spaghetti Western and kung fu martial arts genres.

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Thurman/Tarantino Reunion

Originally posted 07/08/1998 12:00AM