Branagh In Talks To Direct Comic Book Movie
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Shakespearean star KENNETH BRANAGH is the surprise favourite to direct the next big Marvel comic book movie THOR. The British actor - more famous for his roles onstage - is negotiating with Marvel bosses over the movie, due for release in 2010. Branagh's last big-screen directorial outing was 2007's Sleuth,... [read full story]                    

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