In celebrity news, Daniel Craig is in good humour at the The Adventures of Tintin: the Secret of the Unicorn première at the Odeon in the West End, demonstrating just what annoys him about journalists. Meanwhile, director Steven Spielberg talks highly of working with producer Peter Jackson and how their roles would switch if there were a sequel, and how he wanted to honour Hergé with the adaptation.
Craig plays the villain, Ivan Ivanovich Sakharine, in the motion-capture film. Jamie Bell is in the title role. Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Andy Serkis also star in the movie.
Meanwhile, Madonna has had her own film première, W. E., a bio-pic about Wallis Simpson, which she directed.
At the BFI London Film Festival, the singer-turned-director says she could relate to Mrs Simpson in being misunderstood, with the exception that she has an opportunity to defend herself.
The film stars Andrea Riseborough as Mrs Simpson and James d’Arcy as King Edward VIII.
The UK première took place at the Empire in London’s Leicester Square. The film has already been shown at film festivals at Venezia and Toronto.
Finally, Kelly Brook attends the launch of the Xbox 360 game Dance Central 2—and says it’s important to ‘get the scaffolding right’ when taking to the dance floor, even the virtual one.
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