Andy Serkis On Tintin And The Hobbit

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Wed, 01/14/2009 - 5:16pm

ComingSoon.net talked to Andy Serkis, who stars in the January 23 fantasy-adventure Inkheart , about returning to performance capture in Steven Spielberg's Tintin , Peter Jackson's Tintin 2 , and The Hobbit .

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Topics: andy serkis the adventures of tintin: secret of the unicorn the hobbit

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