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Glenn Close, Albert Nobbs Finally Have Their Hollywood Coming-Out Party

Although Albert Nobbs has made the festival rounds and has long been generating awards-season buzz — particularly for star and co-writer Glenn Close — the film only had its Hollywood coming-out party of sorts over the weekend.

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Glenn Close, Albert Nobbs Finally Have Their Hollywood Coming-Out Party

No, Megan Fox Has Not Seen Transformers 3

If you’ve been wondering whether Megan Fox, the Transformers bombshell who dared to compare director Michael Bay to Hitler, has seen Dark of the Moon after being replaced by pouty pin-up Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, the answer is no. “I haven’t seen it yet, but I will see it,” Fox told Moviefone. “I mean, if they hadn’t been hitting me so hard on the press tour, I would have gone to the theater. I love Shia to death; I love him unconditionally. And I love that crew. I want to see it for them. I know it looked amazing in the trailer.” [ Moviefone ]

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Photo Booth: Portraits from the 2011 Toronto Film Fest

Child actors all grown up, Oscar-winning directors popping their collars, stars going silly for the camera — anything goes when you stick actors and filmmakers in the studio for some good, old-fashioned family-style portraits. See who came to town for the 2011 Toronto Film Festival and gave good face for the camera, uberdramatic, super goofy, and otherwise, in Movieline’s TIFF 2011 Photo Booth .

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Photo Booth: Portraits from the 2011 Toronto Film Fest

Letter from Toronto: Hysteria Hums Along; Albert Nobbs Drops the Tea Tray

A tribute to vibrators and the women who love them, Tanya Wexler’s Hysteria is a jaunty little entertainment that’s almost plowed under by its early-suffragette arguments for women’s equality. But like the little motorized whatsit that is its subject, the movie’s charms are ultimately irresistible.

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Letter from Toronto: Hysteria Hums Along; Albert Nobbs Drops the Tea Tray

Tower Heist’s International Poster is Looking Dapper in Fall Sportswear

The new international poster of Tower Heist positions Brett Ratner’s vindictive ensemble atop a skyscraper where they pose like cool TJ Maxx models. Confession: I can’t wait to see this movie (and, particularly, Alan Alda’s bastardly turn in it), and I think it’ll be the breakout hit of November. I apologize, Albert Nobbs !

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Tower Heist’s International Poster is Looking Dapper in Fall Sportswear