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It’s a sizzling line-up for Summer at the cinema

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EXCLUSIVE: All the films you can see in UK cinemas in the next four months

The Hangover boys bow out in their usual quiet and sophisticated way

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Iron Man 3 passes box office $1billion

Iron Man 3 has become the second highest-grossing comic book film of all time after passing the $1 billion mark at the worldwide box office in just 24 days after it was released.

It knocks The Dark Knight into third place and follows Avengers Assemble, which hit $1 billion in 19 days and has racked up a total of $1.5 billion to become the third highest-grossing film of all time.

Iron Man 3 has grossed an impressive
$700 million outside the US, which has the world's largest box office. In Britain, its current gross of
£49.7 million places it 22nd on the all-time box-office list.

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Fast & Furious beats Gatsby

Fast and Furious 6 raced to the top of the UK box office at the weekend, taking £8.7 million, more than twice the gross of new release The Great Gatsby in second spot. Star Trek Into Darkness was at No 3, Iron Man 3 at No 4 and All Stars at No 5.

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Argo scoops the RAFAs

Argo was named Film of the Year by the UK’s Regional Film Critics. Ben Affleck's real-life thriller snared the top prize at this year's Richard Attenborough Film Awards (RAFAs) although it was outscored by Skyfall which snared a brace – for Best Director (Sam Mendes) and Rising Star (Ben Whishaw).

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Hepburn is top film icon

Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s is UK cinema audiences’ top favourite movie icon of all time, according
to a new poll for the Film Distributors Association. James Bond was second, followed by Al Pacino as Michael Corleone in The Godfather.

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Bollywood blues

Mumbai is the epicentre of the largest film-making country in the world, producing more than 1,000 films per year – double the number that Hollywood makes – generating an annual income of more than £500 million. So why aren’t we seeing more Indian stars in big American movies? Ash Hussein investigates in a special report.

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Will Bollywood ever conquer Hollywood?

Mumbai is the epicentre of the largest film producing country in the world, producing
more than 1,000 films per year – double the number that Hollywood makes. So why aren’t we seeing more Indian stars in big US movies?

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