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Actress Jamie Lee Curtis promotes her childrens book about self-esteem, Im Gonna Like Me, accompanied by scenes of a child playing with his father. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

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TAPE: EF02/0588 IN_TIME: 14:26:31 DURATION: 3:03 SOURCES: APTN/Dimension Films RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film clips without clearance DATELINE: Recent SHOTLIST 1. Clip: 'Halloween: Resurrection' 2. SOT Jamie Lee Curtis (Laurie Strode) - on the legacy of the Halloween movies: "I'm very proud of my work in those movies, I'm still proud of them I owe obviously everything that I have on a career level or a financial level, or whatever bounty has been created by my movie career , I owe it to Halloween." 3. Clip: 'Halloween: Resurrection'. 4. SOT Jamie Lee Curtis - on her character: "Well I think what's been nice is that 20 years later the reason that we made that movie was primarily to show the reality of what happens to someone who has lived with that kind of secret, that kind of fear and show it in a very real way. I didn't want her to be happy and living her life in some sort of way, I wanted to show that she was a drug addict and alcoholic and someone that was barely able to get through her life. So that gave her somewhere to fight back from and I thought that was an important element to show." 5. Clip: 'Halloween: Resurrection'. 6. SOT Jamie Lee Curtis - on what the Halloween movies mean to her: "When I first made that movie I picked out my own wardrobe, there was a wardrobe woman and we went to JC Penny's and I was playing a little repressed high school girl who wasn't pretty. There was something that was really wonderful about being able to attach that very vulnerable, insecure person that I am and was when I was that age and I loved that this character has this element. I'm not worried about what I look like, I don't care, that isn't what this woman is about. I have found the most freedom in my work when I don't have to worry about what I look like. So 'True Lies' is the most free I have ever been in the movies because that is because I got to be that woman. I think when I get to be somebody else, really inhabit somebody else, I have great freedom as an actor, so I really enjoyed being this woman." 7. Clip: 'Halloween: Resurrection'. JAMIE DOESN'T LOVE MICHAEL Halloween is back to haunt a whole new generation. Twenty four years ago John Carpenter's classic thriller 'Halloween' hit the cinema screens, made a star of Jamie Lee Curtis and started a new cycle of horror movies. Now it's back with Lee Curtis returning as Laurie Strode in 'Halloween: Resurrection'. She is older and wiser but remains fearful of what's in the closet. The nurses at Grace Anderson Sanitarium tell stories of patient Laurie Strode. She's the sister of the murderous legend Michael Myers - and 3 years ago, she thought she had destroyed her sibling for good. She was wrong. After killing an innocent man, she was locked away and hasn't spoken a word since. The staff believe her to be suicidal - they've caught her on the roof before. But Michael Myers has other plans for Laurie. Meanwhile six unsuspecting Haddonfield College students in the sleepy town of Haddonfield, Illinois have been selected to spend Halloween night in the childhood home of Michael Myers by a brash Netcaster Freddie Harris, an ambitious entrepreneur, who is ready to make some money with his new "reality" Internet event called Dangertainment. As they explore the house, they are all equipped with tiny digital video cameras that broadcast live on the internet, they believe that they are in for a little fun but things go horribly wrong and the game turns into a struggle to escape the house with their alive. Halloween arrives and the group prepares to enter the run-down house. There's Sara, a reserved psychology major. Her friend Jen Danzig who is is hoping the escapade will forward her career in broadcasting. Rudy Grimes is a student of culinary arts who's pretty handy with a knife. Bill Woodlake is a womanising law student. Jim Morgan is a music major rebel in leather and Donna Chang is a skeptical and beautiful brain. Outside in the garage-based control room, Freddie and his assistant Nora are ready for some Halloween fun of their own. But what the group doesn't know is that Michael Myers has come home - and he's ready to clean house! In the follow up to 1998's Halloween: H2O, Michael Myers returns yet again in this thriller. Directed by Rick Rosenthal, the cast brings back the star of the original film, Jamie Lee Curtis, and also features rapper Busta Rhymes, Sean Patrick Thomas (Save the Last Dance), Tyra Banks and Thomas Ian Nicholas (American Pie, American Pie 2). FILM CLEARANCE DETAILS Halloween: Resurrection Dimension Films 1 212 941 3800

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NAME: FILE LEIGH 041004Nx TAPE: EF04/0978 IN_TIME: 10:07:48:03 DURATION: 00:01:46:21 SOURCES: VARIOUS DATELINE: Various RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film clips without clearance-No Internet SHOTLIST: VNR/Universal Studios - ? re-use /re-sale of film/video/tv clips without clearance VNR 1. Janet Leigh with press at event to recreate the shower scene in Psycho with a competition winner 2. Leigh posing for cameras 3. Janet Leigh giving interview Universal Studios - NO RE-USE OF FILM CLIPS WITHOUT CLEARANCE 4. Clip of shower scene from the Alfred Hitchcock film "Psycho" APTN 5. Janet Leigh talking at podium at the Hollywood Walk of Fame, during ceremony to honour her daughter Jamie Lee Curtis with a star 6. Star being laid with Janet Leigh and Jamie Lee Curtis kneeling before it 7. Close up Janet Leigh 8. Jamie Lee's daughter, pan to Jamie Lee, then Janet Leigh Dimension Films - NO RE-USE OF FILM CLIPS WITHOUT CLEARANCE 9. Clip of Janet Leigh acting with her daughter Jamie Lee Curtis in the film "Halloween H20" STORYLINE Janet Leigh, the wholesome beauty whose shocking murder in the classic Alfred Hitchcock thriller "Psycho" was credited with making generations of film fans think twice about stepping into a motel room shower, has died. She was 77. Lee had suffered from vasculitis, an inflammation of the blood vessels, for the past year. The actress enjoyed a long and distinguished career, appearing in such films as the 1962 political thriller "The Manchurian Candidate" and in Orson Welles' 1958 film noir classic "Touch of Evil." But she gained her most lasting fame in "Psycho" as the embezzling office worker who is stabbed to death in the shower by cross-dressing madman Anthony Perkins. The role earned her an Oscar nomination as best supporting actress. Hitchcock compiled the shower sequence in 70-odd takes of two and three seconds each, for which Leigh spent seven days in the shower. Rumours circulated that she was nude, but she wore a flesh-coloured moleskin. Although tame by today's standards, the scene was shocking for the time for its brutality. Leigh wrote in her 1995 book "Psycho: Behind the Scenes in the Classic Thriller" that the filming was easy until the last 20 seconds when she had to express total horror as her character was being slashed to death. She often said she hadn't been able to take a shower since the movie. Leigh had been married twice before coming to Hollywood: to John K. Carlyle, 1942, annulled; and Stanley Reames, 1946-1948, divorced. In 1951 she married Tony Curtis when their stardoms were at a peak. Both their studios, MGM and Universal, expressed concerns that their immense popularity with teenagers would be hindered if they were married. The actress was survived by her husband, Robert Brandt, and her daughters, actresses Kelly Curtis and Jamie Lee Curtis, who were at their mother's side in her Beverley Hills home when she died.

Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Douglas, Sharon Stone, Jeanne Tripplehorn, and Catherine Deneuve are among the celebrities attending the Cannes film festival. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

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Sound Bite: Scout Taylor-Compton Yeah you know first getting a job and then seeing how hard the media compared me to Jamie Lee Curtis you know I was nervous I was really nervous and it was overwhelming but I learned to push that aside, I had to, I had to you have to learn to push that aside or its going to mess with your head so I’m just hoping everyone will like my Lori.

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Paul Newman and his daughter Susan organize a celebrity ski event in Sun Valley, Idaho, to raise funds for Newmans charity, the Drug Rehabilitation Foundation. Newman's celebrity friends having fun on the slopes include Mary Lou Retton, Mary Hart, George Hamilton, Janet Leigh, Brooke Shields, and Scott Glenn (misidentified on camera as Clint Eastwood). PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

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