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Entertainment Weekly #1025, December 12, 2008 (Jennifer Aniston)

by Entertainment Weekly

Series: Entertainment Weekly (Dec 12 2008)

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Entertainment Weekly #1025, December 12, 2008 (Jennifer Aniston)
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2008-12-12
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Jennifer Aniston
Roger Moore
James Bond
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Frost/Nixon (2008 | IMDb)
Cadillac Records (2008 | IMDb)
Australia (2008 | IMDb)
What Doesn't Kill You (2008 | IMDb)
Wendy and Lucy (2008 | IMDb)
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"I'm not that great at sentimentaiity, but my publicist is looking forward to me crying." --Samuel L. Jackson, 23rd Annual American Cinematheque Award (Page 14)
"If these two can't produce the Antichrist, then I don't know who can.' — Jimmy Kimmel on 'The Hills" Heidi and Spencer, on Jimmy Kimmel Live! (page 59)
"Let me give you an idea of how desperate the economy is here in New York City... The crack dealers are now offering free nachos." —David Letterman on Late Show (page 59)
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