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Michael Caine hopes he performance in 'Harry Brown' is worthy of a Best Actor Oscar.

The veteran British actor - who has twice won Oscars for Best  Supporting Actor, in 1986 and 1989 - said he gave his absolute best performance in the film, and said if it's not worth an Oscar, he'll never top it.

He said: "There was one very difficult scene when the police tell me my friend has died. I'm completely straight-faced, then the moment they leave I burst into tears.

Ricky Gervais has joked he will host the Golden Globe Awards "drunk".

The British comic star - who will be the first person to front the US ceremony solo since 1995 - insists he isn't going to stress about his preparations for the ceremony which is watched by millions.

He is quoted as saying: "I'm going to be drunk and I'm not going to rehearse so it's the perfect gig for me."

Adam Mast reviews the Kathryn Bigalow flick...

Studio embargo often prohibits writers from discussing movies they see at functions like ShoWest. Usually, its because we're being permitted to see these pictures far in advance of their respective release dates. While The Hurt Locker doesn't open until late June, I'm going to talk about it anyway. Partly because I've seen it reviewed on several other sites, but mostly because I think it's an amazing film. In fact, don't be surprised if you see this baby on my best of 2009 list.

Pinewood Shepperton said that following extensive public consultation, it will today be putting forward the planning application to South Bucks District Council for Project Pinewood.

The project is described as 'a long term scheme of national significance to create a living and working community for the creative industries'.

The development, estimated to cost around £200million, features backdrops, including a Venetian canal, a Roman amphitheatre, a Tudor marketplace for period dramas and street scenes from downtown New York, French Quarter New Orleans, European townhouses, as well as a Chicago suburb, some of which could be visible from the M25.

The company is planning to incorporate up to 1,500 homes - a mix of apartments, town and detached houses - in the development.

The project was announced in 2007. Click here for more.