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Russell Crowe Photos and NewsFebruary 9, 2010 |
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| Daniel Radcliffe was the highest paid actor in Hollywood in 2009.
The 20-year-old actor - who plays the title character in the 'Harry Potter' franchise - was paid a staggering £41million last year according to a list of the top 40 earners by Vanity Fair magazine, making him the most bankable actor in Hollywood - though not worth as much as leading directors..
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| 'Moulin Rouge!' has been voted Best Film of the Decade.
The 2001 musical - which starred Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman and was directed by Baz Luhrmann - topped a survey of 150,000 movie fans, narrowly beating Batman epic 'The Dark Knight' and British zombie spoof 'Shaun of the Dead' into second and third place respectively.
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| Russell Crowe shocked staff at a British charity shop when he dropped in to donate £1,000 [$1,700]. The 45-year-old actor took a break from shooting upcoming film "Robin Hood" in Sunningdale, Berkshire, to visit a Cancer Research store where he spoke to staff before handing over the generous sum. A volunteer said: "We couldn't believe it when Russell Crowe came in and gave us the money. We knew he was in the area and we were all hoping to see him, but we never thought we would get quite so close to him." | |
| Russell Crowe is homeless. The 45-year-old actor is reportedly struggling to find a property to rent in west Wales, where he is currently filming Sir Ridley Scott's adaptation of 'Robin Hood'. Russell is believed to have applied to lease two luxury mansions in Pembrokeshire, and been rejected both times - because wealthy tourists are willing to pay more than him. | |
| Russell Crowe is using a $120,000 gym on the set of his movie to avoid gaining weight. The 45-year-old actor is so desperate to stay svelte while filming "Robin Hood," producers have installed state-of-the-art exercise equipment in his private trailer so he can work out when he is not shooting. A source told Britain's Daily Mail newspaper: "Russell is a professional. He knew he was cast to play Robin Hood, not Friar Tuck. He knows he has to stay fit." | | | |
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