Welcome to the Punch + Q&A with James McAvoy 3 March, 2013 at 5:45 pm BFI, London
Eran Creevy’s second feature brings together a superb British cast for this high-octane thriller.
With James McAvoy, Mark Strong, Andrea Riseborough, David Morrissey, Peter Mullan
Courtesy of eOne Momentum
After his highly acclaimed, micro-funded debut, Shifty (2008),
writer-director Eran Creevy’s second feature brings together a superb
British cast for this high-octane thriller. Jacob Sternwood (Strong) is
forced out of hiding when his son is hospitalised, presenting detective
Max Lewinsky (McAvoy) with one last chance to put this notorious
criminal behind bars. However, as Lewinsky draws in on his target, both
he and Sternwood find themselves entwined in a conspiracy that runs much
deeper than their own conflict.
Source: BFI
Danny Boyle's 'Trance': James McAvoy Blows Minds, Literally...and Gorily — NSFW Trailer
From Hollywood.com:
And now for something completely crazy: the trailer for Danny Boyle’s upcoming hypnotism/art-world thriller, Trance (in limited release April 5). The Slumdog Millionaire director seems to be creating a psychotic hybrid of Inception and The Thomas Crown Affair in which James McAvoy plays a sap who undergoes hypnosis by a scheming Rosario Dawson.
He’s either hypnotized into unwittingly helping Dawson and her fellow baddies steal a painting or he’s undergoing a second
round of hypnosis to unpack and recover memories from a heist he’s
already had purged from his consciousness. If you ask us, McAvoy’s
cryptic response to whether he’s ever submitted to hypnosis before—“Uh,
no, at least not that I can remember”—favors the latter interpretation.
Either way, Boyle is abandoning his Slumdog and 127 Hours Oscar-bat schmaltz and heading back into nasty, gnarly Shallow Grave and Trainspotting
territory. Blood spurts. Fingernails are ripped out. Nubile bodies are
on display. And people can still talk even after having half their
noggin blown off. (Be forewarned, that list image, occurring at the 1:12
is really grisly.)
Thought that Boyle couldn’t get any crazier than when he had a Mary
Poppins army battle a giant, inflatable Voldemort at the Olympics
Opening Ceremony last summer? Looks like he’s topped himself.
Check out
this slightly NSFW (courtesy of the bloody mayhem) clip:
A young star of the silver screen is in the running for the accolade of best new actor of the year.
Following his staring role in the film The Wee Man about
former Gangland hardman Paul Ferris’ life, Daniel Kerr (12) - who plays
a young Ferris - has been nominated as part of the Scottish Variety
Awards.
The budding Bearsden actor is no stranger to rubbing
shoulders with actors who have become household names such as John
Hannah and Denis Lawson.
The Bearsden Academy pupil has been a
member of Scream Management Kids agency for the past two years ago and
has also acted alongside The Royle Family’s Ricky Tomlinson in the ITV’s
Great Night Out.
Daniel’s step-dad Iain said: “This is great
news. Daniel was nominated on-line by quite a few member of the public
and we are looking for as many people in the community to get behind
him. This is a fantastic accolade just to be nominated. In my eyes it’s
almost as important as getting a BAFTA.”
Daniel is one of five young actors up for the award. Online voting is now open and runs until March 8.
The
winner will be announced at a star-studded, glitz and glamour evening
at The Crowne Plaza Hotel, Glasgow on Saturday, March 23.
To vote for Daniel go to www.capitalfm.com/scottishvarietyawards
Read more here.
Defiance: Exclusive New Images Check out new characters pics from the Syfy series.
As we get closer to the April 15th debut of Defiance, IGN has the exclusive debut of new character photos from the Syfy series.
Defiance
takes place in a future where the arrival of seven alien races has
changed society forever. In the wake of a great war, an uneasy peace has
been found and Defiance centers on life in a town where humans and
aliens coexist.
Defiance is part of an ambitious plan to launch a
TV series and game simultaneously, with the game taking place in the
same continuity. The game is set in San Francisco and the TV series in
what was once St. Louis, MO, though at least a couple of the TV show
characters will be seen in the game.
Source (including above image, and many more): IGN
Defiance Character Photos Show Us The Humans And Aliens In Syfy's New Series
Coming
up in April, Syfy's Defiance will premiere, along with the video game
which will interconnect the world between two mediums, for those TV
viewers who also also manage to find time to do a bit of gaming. And for
those of us who prefer one over the other, we hear the series and video
game will work independently enough so that you aren't required to
follow one in order to follow the other. That's thinking a bit ahead
though. For now, what we really have to look forward to is a sci-fi
series on Syfy.
The character photos released for the series
make it very clear that we're dealing with science fiction here. The
drama is set on earth where humans now live with seven other unique
alien races. They're all trying to get along and reform society in the
transformed landscape. As you can see in the cast photo below, St.
Louis, Missouri is the backdrop for Defiance's story - or the new
version St. Louis, now known as Defiance.
Read more at CinemaBlend
‘Defiance’ Cast Photos Introduce Viewers To An Exciting New Sci-Fi World
Even
though we’re still two months away from the premiere, it is already
apparent that Syfy’s upcoming multiplatform series Defiance is the cable
channel’s most ambitious project in years. Syfy has released a
collection of character photos that introduce us to the series’
sprawling cast while also giving us a glimpse of the impressive amount
of detail that has gone into constructing the futuristic world inhabited
by humans and aliens alike.
Set on Earth after it has been ravaged, terraformed and
colonized by seven alien races collectively known as Votans, Defiance
focuses on the town formerly known as St. Louis and its inhabitants. The
series is part of a larger world that also comprises a MMO video game
that will also debut April, but viewers won’t have to play the game in
order to understand the series.
Defiance premieres Monday, April 15th at 9/8c on Syfy
Read more (and view photos) at TV Equals
DEFIANCE Cast Photos
In
April of 2013, Syfy will present a revolution in storytelling:
Defiance, an epic drama that will unfold as both an original series and
a multi-platform video game. An unprecedented collaboration between
Syfy and Trion Worlds, “Defiance” is the first-ever convergence of
television and online gaming, featuring an interconnected world between
the two mediums as they evolve together into one overall story.
The series’ luminous cast includes Grant Bowler, Julie Benz, Stephanie Leonidas, Tony Curran, Jaime Murray, Graham Greene and Mia Kirshner.
Set
in the near future, “Defiance” introduces an exotically transformed
planet Earth, its landscapes permanently altered following the sudden –
and tumultuous – arrival of seven unique alien races. In this somewhat
unknown and unpredictable landscape, the richly diverse, newly-formed
civilization of humans and aliens must learn to co-exist peacefully.
Each week, viewers will follow an immersive character drama set in the
boom-town of Defiance, which sits atop the ruins of St. Louis, MO, while
in the game, players will experience the new frontier of the San
Francisco Bay area.
"Defiance" Against The Aliens
Sneak
Peek Syfy's upcoming action adventure TV series "Defiance" debuting
April 15, 2013, starring Grant Bowler, Nicole Muñoz, Jessica Nichols,
Julie Benz, Tony Curran, Jaime Murray, Stephanie Leonidas, Graham Greene, and Mia Kirshner:
"...aliens
known collectively as 'Votans' have come to Earth seeking a new home
after their solar system was destroyed. However, when they reached
Earth, they discovered despite a prolonged negotiation with the
government on Earth, they were not welcome. Rather than turn away, they
began a war with the humans as they are determined to make Earth their
new home.
"During the war, the Votans drop 'terraformers' on the
planet, transforming the surface, scorching the earth, opening chasms in
the ground and covering the surface of the planet in dust and debris.
"After
decades of war, a ceasefire is declared when both sides realize they
must focus on survival on this new almost alien planet.
"Jeb Nolan'
was only ten years old when the Votans arrived and he served in the
military during the war. With the war now over, he returns to his
hometown of St Louis to find it’s is no longer the city he left; it is
little more than refugee camp. Deciding his services are needed, Jeb
takes up a position as the 'Chief Lawkeeper' so he can protect the town
from dangerous clashes between humans, aliens, military scavengers and
other dangerous visitors who occasionally enter the town..."
Read more at SneakPeek
On the set of Syfy Defiance in Toronto with actor Tony Curran (Part 2 of 2)
On the Toronto set of the new Syfy TV series, Defiance, actor Tony Curran talks about his role as Datak Tarr in this exclusive video interview.
BWW TV: Chatting with Alan Cumming about his one-man Macbeth!
From Broadway World:
Direct from acclaimed, sold-out engagements at The National Theatre of Scotland and the Lincoln Center Festival, Tony and Olivier Award winner ("Cabaret") and two-time Emmy nominee ("The Good Wife") Alan Cumming
will return to Broadway this spring in a one-man interpretation of
Shakespeare's Macbeth. Cumming just helped intsall the marquee at the
Barrymore Theatre and BroadwayWorld was there to chat with the leading
man about the show. Check out what he had to say below!
Produced by Ken Davenport, The National Theatre of Scotland's Macbeth will play a strictly limited 73-performance engagement at Broadway's Ethel Barrymore Theatre (243 West 47th Street).
A tour-de-force performance directed by Tony Award winner John Tiffany ("Once") and Andrew Goldberg ("Black Watch"), this Macbeth
is set in a clinical room deep within a dark psychiatric unit. Cumming
is the lone patient, reliving the infamous story and inhabiting each
role himself. Closed circuit television cameras watch the patient's
every move as the walls of the psychiatric ward come to life in a
visually stunning multi-media theatrical experience of Shakespeare's
notorious tale of desire, ambition and the supernatural.
For more about the production, visit www.macbethonbroadway.com.
Source (including video interview, and the above image): Broadway World
Robert Carlyle appearing with 'Once Upon a Time' cast and writers at Paleyfest
Once Upon a Time fans will be able to interact with Robert Carlyle as well as many other actors at the Once Upon a Time panel at the Saban Theater in Beverly Hills, CA March 3, 2013.
Carlyle joins his colleagues Josh Dallas, Ginnifer Goodwin, Jennifer
Morrison, Lana Parilla and Colin O'Donoghue as well as writers Adam
Horowitz and Edward Kitsis, the masterminds behind the hugely successful
'Lost' series. As of Feb 5th 2013, Emilie de Ravin had also been
confirmed as attending the 'Once Upon a Time' Panel. Emilie portrays
'Belle', romantic interest to Carlyle's characters 'Rumplestiltskin/Mr Gold'.
More information on other panels at Paleyfest can be seen in the links below:
The Thick of It star Peter Capaldi will play Leonardo Da Vinci in a new 3D dramatised documentary based on the Italian's journals.
Da Vinci's journals feature over 6,000 pages of notes and drawings and
chronicle the life of the world's most renowned inventor, philosopher,
painter and genius.
The show will use stunning visual effects and 3D technology to recreate the polymath's mindscape and ideas.
"Leonardo's
journals are an extraordinary body of work, highlighting Da Vinci's
position at the vanguard of ideas, thought and design. It's wholly
fitting therefore, that his works are being brought to life in such a
creative way with the use of Sky's cutting edge 3D technology," said
James Hunt, channel director of Sky Arts.
Inside the Mind of Leonardo airs on Sunday, March 24 at 9pm on Sky Arts 2 and Sky 3D.
The trailer, and a selection of photos, can be seen at Huffington Post
Gamer set for 3D release on
Blu-Ray
See
the world in a whole new dimension when Gamer3D arrives on 3D Blu-ray
Disc, Digital Download and Video on Demand May 7 from Lionsgate Home Entertainment.
Highlighted by eye-popping 3D effects and a "making of"
featurette, Gamer 3D co-stars Michael C. Hall (Showtime's "Dexter"), Chris "Ludacris" Bridges (Crash) and Golden Globe winner Kyra Sedgwick (TV's "The Closer").
Gamer 3D will be available on 3D Blu-ray for the suggested retail price of $19.99.
Butler stars as Kable, condemned criminal and globally famous
super-soldier in the ultimate multi-player game, "Slayers." Human
controllers direct each thought and move of real-life prison inmates
battling in hyper-intense environments - where the goal is freedom and
the penalty is death. But when Kable suddenly decides he wants out, his
rebellion threatens the twisted plans of game creator Ken Castle (Hall),
who will stop at nothing to crush the renegade commando in this taut,
adrenaline-packed action-thriller.
BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES - "Inside the Game: Controlling Gamer" featurette
Billy Boyd at Wales Comic Con and Melbourne Armageddon Expo
Billy Boyd will be attending Wales Comic Con in Wrexham (Wales) on April 28, 2013, according to Boyd-oh-Boyd.
For more information, check out the official page of the event.
Read more at Boyd-oh-Boyd
Billy will also be attending Armageddon Expo in Melbourne (Australia) on October 19/20, 2013, according to Basically Billy Boyd.
For more information, check out the official page of the event.
Source: BasicallyBillyBoyd
Mo 2/18: Jacki Weaver, Nicola Benedetti
Tu 2/19: Jon Cryer, Melissa Benoist
We 2/20: Lisa Kudrow, Bonnie Raitt
Th 2/21: Molly Shannon, Kunal Nayyar
Fr 2/22: William Shatner, Alona Tal
"One less performance of Richard II for David Tennant?"
From David Tennant on Twitter:
Eagle-eyed Paksena on the GallifreyBase forum has spotted that the Richard II performance on Wednesday 13th November is no longer showing on the Royal Shakespeare Company website.
It has been removed in two places on the website including the ticket purchase link but there is nothing to say why or even whether there will be no performance on that day.
When the dates were first announced Monday 11th November was not listed so it now means that during the final week in Stratford-Upon-Avon there will be performances on Tuesday 12th, matinee and evening on Thursday 14th, Friday 15th and then matinee and evening on Saturday 15th. The production then moves to the Barbican Centre in London from 9th December.
One suggestion (and we stress that this is only a suggestion) is that POSSIBLY David Tennant could be involved in some promotion for the Doctor Who 50th anniversary on those two days. Nothing has been announced about David doing anything for the 50th on 23rd November but even so various media may wish to interview him.
Another alternative could be that on Monday 11th and / or Wednesday 13th November they will be playing a private or corporate performance which will not go on sale to the public.
This means that David Tennant is now playing 39 performances of Richard II. Tickets to Full RSC Members go on sale tomorrow online at 10am.
Penguins - Spy In The Huddle broadcasts today!
David Tennant narrates the three part nature documentary Penguins - Spy In The Huddle which will be broadcast on consecutive Mondays from 11th February at 9pm on BBC One.
The programme uses state of the art camera techniques to film penguins in their natural enviroment in Antarctica and Peru.
More info here
Source: David Tennant on Twitter
The Escape Artist
It seems that David Tennant has been reported a couple of times this week filming the BBC drama The Escape Artist in Surrey this week which may explain why there have been less sightings than if the production was filming in London.
Both of these reports only come from one person so are unsubstantiated but on Wednesday he was reported filming in Guildford and yesterday in a horse yard near Cranleigh in Surrey.
These dates have been added to the Known Filming Dates and Locations section of The Escape Artist page on DavidTennantOnTwitter.com (which also includes David's prep word and costume fittings).
Source: David Tennant on Twitter (blog)
Broadchurch
New clips of David Tennant in Broadchurch are shown in the new ITV trailer called Where Life Lives, It also includes the first chance to hear David Tennant using his own accent as this character. ITV have published their press pack for Broadchurch. It includes an interview with David Tennant. A
little tidbit about Broadchurch is that David Tennant uses his own
Scottish accent in the drama. In the ITV press kit he says that he
presumes his character comes from Glasgow. David Tennant's interview from the Broadchurch ITV press pack has been reproduced on the blog. Source (including image): David Tennant on Twitter (blog)
Amazon
lists the DVD of The Politician's Husband with a release date of 29th
April. However there is no pre-order link or cover photo yet. The BBC
have not announced yet when the three part series will be broadcast. Source: David Tennant on Twitter
Fright Night
Some
new (old, as they are from from April 2011!) photos of David Tennant
from his Fright Night / Disney shoot have been posted to GettyImages. Source: David Tennant on Twitter
Doctor Who
This week's issue of Radio Times will have a free Doctor Who postcards offer. There will be two sets and one of them will include a photo of David Tennant. Source: David Tennant on Twitter Watch are to repeat Series Four of Doctor Who (starring David Tennant)
Series Four of Doctor Who will start being repeated on the satellite station Watch from Friday 15th February. Starting
on Tuesday 15th January Watch started a new run of repeats of David
Tennant's episodes of Doctor Who following a repeat of Christopher
Eccleston's series at the beginning of 2013. Although
there were 13 episodes in Series Two, Watch only showed 10 of the
episodes on weekdays between Tuesday 15th and Monday 28th January. Due
to the nature of the episodes Watch do not show Tooth & Claw, The
Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit during the day but instead reserve
them for late night slots. Watch started repeating series three on Tuesday 29th January and that series ends on Thursday 14th February. Each episode is broadcast at 8am and again at 5pm plus it is repeated an hour later on Watch + 1.
Source (including image): David Tennant on Twitter (blog)
Diary dates
Mon 11 Feb - Booking opens for RSC Full Members (web) for Richard II in Stratford-Upon-Avon.
Mon 11 Feb - Episode one of Penguins - Spy In The Huddle premieres on BBC One at 9pm.
Wed 13 Feb - Booking opens for RSC Full Members (phone) for Richard II in Stratford-Upon-Avon.
Thurs 14 Feb - Every Seventh Wave premieres on BBC Radio Four.
Source: David Tennant on Twitter
Source of all David Tennant news: David Tennant on Twitter, the most frequently updated website about the actor David Tennant.
Dougray Scott is the latest actor signed up for James Corden's new TV comedy project The Wrong Mans.
Scott, whose credits include Mission Impossible II, My Week with Marilyn and Desperate Housewives, joins an all-star cast.
Previously confirmed for the series are Dawn French, who will play Corden's mum, Silent Witness star Emilia Fox and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels actor Nick Moran.
Shetland: new crime drama for BBC one starring Douglas Henshall
As a
curiosity it’s worth taking a look at Shetland and you’ll discover it’s a
truly beautiful place. But, above all else, Shetland is a really good
crime story.
Douglas Henshall
Douglas Henshall plays Jimmy Perez
What kind of person is Perez?
In
terms of his character, he’s not one of those haunted types with lots
of problems, he’s actually a straightforward man who would just like a
quiet life. Perez is a slightly idealistic guy who thinks Shetland is a
safe haven - a nice, safe place to raise his daughter. Why does he return to Shetland?
Essentially
he moves back for his daughter. Cassie’s real father lives in Shetland
and Perez wants her to be close to her dad because her mother has died. I
think he’s got a slightly idealised view of Shetland - a place where
people don’t lock their front doors. What is Perez’s relationship with his police partner, Tosh, like?
I
suppose Perez is something of a mentor towards Tosh. She’s bright and
focused and together they have quite a quirky relationship where she’s
very sharp and funny and Perez is the straight man, if you like. I think
they rub along nicely together. What attracted you to the role?
It's
always such a cliché but it was simple – the script. If the script’s
good it makes it interesting. I really like David Kane’s writing and
I’ve worked with him before [This Year’s Love] so there was a draw there
for me. And Ann Cleeves’ sense of Shetland is fantastic – the way she
describes the location is incredible. What makes the island location so unique to film a crime drama such as Shetland?
Shetland
is such a unique place it’s impossible to double somewhere like that.
The communities are quite spread out so when a murder happens in a
location like Shetland it affects everyone. With that there’s an instant
sense of tension because everyone will inevitably know who the murderer
is. That immediately ratchets up the tension because you think “who can
I trust?” Those little things make Shetland a unique location to set a
crime drama. What was it like filming in Shetland?
It’s
such a beautiful place, so stark and unique – the sky is huge, the air
is fresh, the sea is clear... it’s a lovely place. I’d never been before
but I’d love to go back. Everyone worried about the weather but we
really didn’t have it that bad – it was lovely actually.
Everybody
was incredibly helpful and they honestly couldn’t do enough for us.
Shetland was the biggest film production to ever be shot on the islands
so I think everyone was really excited about us being there.
We didn’t leave any mess behind so hopefully they’d be happy for us to go back. Was it good returning to Scotland to film Shetland?
Oh
absolutely, yes. I don’t get the opportunity very often so it’s always
nice to get back. Glasgow [where some of the Shetland shoot was filmed]
is my home city and I’m always happy to go back whenever I can. Any memorable filming experiences?
Well
I got to go back to my hometown of Barrhead which was lovely. The old
Health Centre where we shot the hospital scenes was where my mother
worked as a district nurse so I knew the place. There were lots of
ghosts walking around.
And the old council building which doubles
as our police station was where my granddad worked so it was all very
interesting. But also slightly surreal. Are you a fan of crime dramas?
There’s such a proliferation of them but if they’re well done then I’ll watch. I can’t watch for the sake of it.
But
I loved The Wire – it was fantastic – and I really liked The Killing
and The Bridge and, years ago, Cracker. The thing about The Wire is you
could have an hour-long episode and the only thing you’d discover is
they’d find a phone number but it had power. Talking of The Killing, Sarah Lund has her jumpers... what is Perez’s chosen attire?
Whatever’s
functional for Perez, really. I was thinking about jumpers for my
character but everyone around about me told me to avoid any kind of
jumper. Sarah Lund has cornered the jumper market. Why should viewers tune into Shetland?
I
always thought of Shetland as being a place that was so remote it was
always in a wee box during the weather. Sometimes I wonder if people
really know where it is or what it’s like, what the people are like and
what goes on there. As a curiosity it’s worth taking a look at Shetland
and you’ll discover it’s a truly beautiful place. But, above all else,
Shetland is a really good crime story. What’s next for you work-wise?
I’m
currently in 55 Days at Hampstead Theatre until the end of November
which is a Howard Brenton play where I’m playing Oliver Cromwell.
And then who knows? Hopefully I’ll be going back to Shetland again for more of this drama...
David Hayman sinks his teeth into notorious Scots cannibal film role
Actor plays the title role in Sawney: Flesh of Man, a modern-day take on the depraved Scots cannibal Sawney Bean, and he admits the ancient tale has terrified and fascinated him since he was young.
The new film, Sawney, starring David Hayman
He's spent a lifetime preparing for his most bloodthirsty role – and David Hayman could not wait to get tore in.
The
award-winning actor plays the title role in Sawney: Flesh of Man, a
modern-day take on the depraved Scots cannibal Sawney Bean.
In the
film, Bean is a religious psychopath who captures, kills and devours
his victims with the help of his insane, inbred family.
It is
based on the story of 16th century monster Sawney Bean and his clan, who
were said to have lived in a cave at Bennane Head in Ayrshire.
David told the Sunday Mail that the ancient tale is a gruesome story that has terrified and fascinated him since he was young.
He
said: “When I was a wee boy, we used to spend our summer holidays down
the Ayrshire coast in Girvan. My dad had told us the stories of Sawney
Bean and about all the terrible things they had done.
“During the holidays, he would take me to the cave near Ballantrae where it was said the Bean clan lived.
“I
remember it vividly. There was a skinny wee entrance and I was
surprised how small it was. But when you were inside the cave, it was
really scary. The memories from my childhood are really clear.”
So
when the star of Trial and Retribution was asked if he would like to
be in a modern-day film version of the story, there was no
hesitation.
“I jumped at the chance,” said David. “It’s a
low-budget film. There was no money and a very small film crew but I
think they might have pulled off a major coup. It is gory, bloodthirsty
and, I hope, funny as well.”
Others share David’s view because
Sawney: Flesh of Man has landed an US distribution deal and there is
already talk of making a film prequel, which would focus on the 16th
century legend.
Sawney Bean was Scotland's ultimate bogeyman
Tales of the Sawney Bean saga might have scared David witless
when he was a boy but the actor reckons there is a very obvious reason
why the tale of the Scots cannibal has fascinated folk over the
centuries.
He said: “It is because it deals with one of the ultimate taboos of humanity … cannibalism.
“Just
look at the scandal that has been created this week because it has been
discovered that people have eaten horse meat when they thought it was
beef.
“Now, that has created a national fuss, and I appreciate the
health concerns, but really it is nothing compared with eating human
flesh.
“For proof of that, you just need to look at 1972 when a
plane crashed in the Andes and, in order to survive, people ate the
flesh of those who had died.
“That is something many folk would do under those circumstances. I would have done it to stay alive.
“But because of what they did, the survivors still live with the stigma.”
David has known the Sawney Bean story for years and is fascinated by many aspects of it.
Among them is the claim that the Bean clan did most of their vile deeds in winter because food was more scarce then.
But he is well aware that nobody knows for sure if Sawney Bean and his clan even existed at all.
“Whether
the legend of Sawney Bean is true or not, it is a great story,” David
added. “It just shows that there is nothing like a legend.”
Sawney Bean: Flesh of Man will be screened at the Glasgow Film Festival on Friday, February 22.
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