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'Book Of Eli' De-Thrones 'Avatar' Friday; But Cameron's 3D Will Reign For Weekend; Teen Girls Turn Out For #3 'Lovely Bones"

'Book Of Eli' De-Thrones 'Avatar' Friday; But Cameron's 3D Will Reign For Weekend; Teen Girls Turn Out For #3 'Lovely Bones

FRIDAY PM/SATURDAY PM: Alcon Entertainment's Book of Eli has become the 1st movie to be #1 after the 28-day reign of Avatar. Sources tell me the Denzel Washington starrer distributed by Warner Bros with a we-be-cool marketing campaign made $12 million Friday from 3,111 theaters. That probably adds up to $35M for the 4-day long weekend -- exactly what the studio expected after weeks of really strong tracking and crossover appeal. Once again, the spotlight is back on Alcon's Princeton duo funded by FedEx boss Fred Smith whose daughter Molly brought the guys The Blind Side.

 

Jackson Says Only Three LOTR Actors Will Return For 'Hobbit'

Jackson Says Only Three LOTR Actors Will Return For 'Hobbit'

There's been a lot of "Hobbit" news as of late, which makes sense, seeing as Peter Jackson is out promoting "Lovely Bones." What I like about the dude is that on top of being friendly, he actually answers questions with no bs attached.

 

'The Lovely Bones' Trailer Paints A Lovely Picture Of Heaven

'The Lovely Bones' Trailer Paints A Lovely Picture Of Heaven

It's shaping up to be a fantastic year for the contents of my bookshelf, as another of my favorite tomes is getting the big screen treatment. I got giddy back in June over the Rachel McAdams-Eric Bana romance "The Time Traveler's Wife" (due out a week from Friday) and now the trailer for "The Lovely Bones," based on Alice Sebold's 2002 novel, has hit the interwebs.

 

Peter Jackson talks 'Hobbit'!

At Comic-Con, we also chat about ''District 9,'' ''Tintin,'' ''Lovely Bones,'' and the future of filmmaking.

 

More Photos From Peter Jackson's Lovely Bones

Saoirse Ronan fansite Access-Saoirse has received more scans of photos from Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones that can be found in the new issue of Empire magazine. Opening December 11, the big screen adaptation of Alice Sebold's best-selling novel stars Mark Wahlberg, Rachel Weisz, Susan Sarandon, Stanley Tucci, Michael Imperioli and Ronan.

 

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