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The Brit(ish) List

( This week: Cillian Murphy set to tread the boards in NYC with 'Misterman, BBC One Orders 3rd Season Of Idris Elba's Luther, Harry Lloyd Lands Lead In Closer To The Moon, Branagh In My Week With Marilyn, Henry Cavill's Superman goes without underpants, Michael Fassbender considered catering career, Tom Hardy captures his pain to unleash Warrior, McKellen glad film break took time, Jim Sturgess joins the Cast of Cloud Atlas, Ben Whishaw talks about The Hour, Tom Hiddleston reveals Loki's possible post-Avengers plans, Farrell had Fright Night doubts, Hugh Laurie Sings The Blues, Gerard Butler boxes into new role, Alan Rickman Crowned Winner of the Anglo Fan Favorites Tournament, Dominic Cooper On Becoming The Devil's Double, Derek Jacobi in Negotiations to Board BBC's Titanic Series )

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The Brit(ish) List

( This week: James McAvoy gives Xavier role a youthful glow, Michael Fassbender endures online porn frenzy for his art, Benedict Cumberbatch war series for BBC, David Tennant and Catherine Tate win over critics, Colin Firth And Bernard Cribbins Honored By The Queen, Matt Smith reveals his career plans, Connery in TV’s first gay kiss, James D'Arcy unwinds by flirting, Oldman couldn't turn down Kung Fu 2, Samuel West set for directorial debut on radio, Ralph Fiennes at Hay Festival 2011, Jason Flemyng cooks for X-Men cast, Ewan McGregor Gets a Dog, Michael Sheen loves varying roles, Jason Isaacs Experienced 'True Pain' On Scotland Shoot, Torchwood 'won't be toned down for US, Matthew Macfadyen Joins Anna Karenina, David Morrissey launches his own charity, James Purefoy's holiday heaven and hell, Joseph Fiennes on Camelot )

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The Brit(ish) List

( This week: James McAvoy dishes about 'X-Men' sex, Michael Fassbender's Interesting New Hairdo, Jude Law looks delicious for Dior, Kenneth Branagh to star in Life And Fate on Radio 4, Sir Ian McKellen's first TV role rediscovered, Jason Statham is one rotten cop in Blitz, Firth eager to show he really has a dark side, James D'Arcy danced for Madonna, Malcolm McDowell On A Clockwork Orange, Orlando Bloom Joins The Hobbit, John Cleese takes time out for charity lunch, Dominic West identifies with Fred West, Farrell rocks the sleaze in new poster, Jason Issacs on Deathly Hallows, Ewan McGegor shocked crew with kiss, Sean Bean shy on set, Welsh Bafta honour for Matthew Rhys, Matt Smith squeezes girlfriend Daisy Lowe's bottom, How Starz handles Capt. Jack's love life, Idris Elba to Host BBC America's Weekly 'Dramaville' Hour )

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The Brit(ish) List

( This week: Sean Bean on Game of Thrones, Matt Smith wants US success, Jude Law selected for Cannes jury, David Tennant remembers Sladen, The Passion of Michael Sheen, Kenneth Branagh’s new quest with his childhood favorite, James McAvoy enjoyed 'X-Men: First Class' role, Capaldi predicts Tucker's future, Brian Cox fights to save Scottish college course, Busby Babes drama inspires a passion for United in actor Dougray Scott, Kevin Mckidd Eyes Return To Scotland, Gary Oldman's extraordinary odyssey, Jamie Bamber on the New British Invasion, Stephen Moyer accepts PEOPLE Pole Award, Orlando Bloom 'loves' bathing with son, Robson Green’s school cane pain, Paul Bettany Blasts Moaning Actors, Sir Ian McKellen challenges Tate over Lowry works, John Simm admits he left Life On Mars too soon, Misfits leads Bafta TV nominations, Dominic Cooper is doubly good in The Devil's Double )

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Brit News

( Matthew Goode talks about his role in A Single Man and Tom Ford, Robert Lindsay and ZoÃ« Wanamaker on My Family's 100th episode, Toby Stephens corners market in dastardly rogues, Sir Michael's on red carpet again, Eccleston Shows Us How Supervillainy Is Done, Barrowman and Tennant snapped filming Dr Who, Bale angry at rant leak, James Bond star Daniel Craig enjoys Liverpool FC victory over Newcastle, Ray Winstone had big doubts about going nude at 52, Paul Bettany Heading to Priesthood, Robson Green performance is misleading in the extreme, Second series of Wallander confirmed, Stephen Fry draws more than 630,000 to Bones )