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Easy Virtue
Ever watched Easy Virtue?
I think everybody here has already realized that I'm in love with Ben Barnes and of course I was the first in the row to see Easy Virtue.In the beginning it was very funny how Larita(Jessica Biel) is trying to be a perfect daughter in love but then John's(Ben Barnes) sister finds some secret about Larita which John didn't know. The end is quiet sad(I won't tell you in case you didn't watch it).It is also interesting to see how John's mother is trying to look rich when the family is ruined.So,I thoroughly recommend this film.Oh,I forgot to say something:Ben is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo HOT!!!
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Jessica Biel Stars in British Easy Virtue
One obnoxious Adam Sandler movie this past summer aside, Jessica Biel continues to upgrade her career. Since her breakthrough performance in "The Illusionist," Biel has been searching for roles in higher-pedigree films.
Now, according to the Hollywood Reporter, she may have found another one in the new British indie flick "Easy Virtue."
Jessica Biel takes ‘Easy Virtue’ lead role
Jessica Biel has landed the lead role in British romantic comedy Easy Virtue, which is based on the Noel Coward play. The actress will play an American divorcee, who moves to the South of France and marries young wealthy Englishman John Whittaker (Ben Barnes) on the spur of the moment. The couple who barely knew each other before getting married, then have to return to the UK and confront their parents with the news.Will Obama Apologize?
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