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Oscar-winning actor Russell Crowe lost his way kayaking off New York's Long Island and was picked up by a U.S. Coast Guard boat and ferried to a harbor, officials said Sunday

Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe and Anne Hathaway star in director Tom Hooper’s (“The King’s Speech”) bigscreen adaptation of the iconic musical. Universal will release "Les Miserables" on December 14.

I love watching Russell Crowe in movies. The man is one of my favorite actors and reminds me of the old school tough guys like Lee Marvin and Robert Mitchum.

His new movie The Next Three Days, based off of the French film Pour Elle, tells the story of a man trying to free his wife from prison. Least that's what the trailer told me is going to, and does, happen. Looks ok, but the line where he looks up and says, "Show me where the bullets go." had me laughing.

This week at the movies, we've got serious swashbuckling (Robin Hood, starring Russell Crowe and Cate Blanchet), amour in Verona (Letters to Juliet, starring Amanda Seyfried and Chris Egan),and roundball romance (Just Wright, starring Common and Queen Latifah). Robin Hood is a merry man, right? Well, not in Ridley Scott's Robin Hood, and the film suffers from its deviation from the legend, despite its impressive visuals and strong performances. Romeo once wondered, "Is love a tender thing?

Ridley Scott's "Robin Hood," starring Russell Crowe and Cate Blanchett, has been selected as the opening-night film for the upcoming Festival de Cannes.

ComingSoon has the trailer for Russell Crowe and Ridley Scott's ROBIN HOOD film. And, not surprisingly, it looks like what you'd expect from a Robin Hood movie by Ridley Scott and Russell Crowe.

Zac Efron's body-switch comedy takes in $24.1 mil, easily outpacing''State of Play'' at box office.

Talk about a tired premise. It's difficult to imagine a more overworked plot device than the body swap. But stick a tween dream like Zac Efron in this drivel -- and suddenly the domestic box office dollars flow. So the New Line/Warner Bros' 17 Again opened to $10 million Friday from 3,255 theaters for No. 1 and a possible $28M weekend.

This week at the movies, we've got a high school do-over (17 Again, starring Zac Efron and Leslie Mann), some journalistic thrills (State of Play, starring Russell Crowe and Rachel McAdams), and cardiovascular action (Crank High Voltage, starring Jason Statham and Bai Ling).

Oscar winner will play Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine in the Ridley Scott movie starring Russell Crowe and Cate Blanchett.