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Italy Man Sets World Record By 'Mirror Typing' Books In Ancient Languages
Mr Santelia has given several of his books to public figures over the years, including former US Presidents Bill Clinton, George Bush and Barack Obama.
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Tom Hanks Braves The Fires of Critical Censure in Inferno
"Listen, I get to wake up in a place like Florence and I have a little cup of coffee and I walk to work across ancient bridges, underneath the fabulous architecture down through history, run around through masterpieces of modern art - all to save the world," says Tom Hanks. "Come on! That's a good job!"
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Today's Big Release: Inferno
Directed by Ron Howard, mystery-thriller Inferno sees Irrfan as Harry 'The Provost' Sims, Head of The Consortium, a pivotal role in the film. The trailer, one tailor-made for the Indian audience, we get to see the actor in full throttle, with many twists and turns in the plot
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This Trailer of Irrfan Khan, Tom Hanks' Inferno is For Indian Fans
Irrfan Khan and Tom Hanks' upcoming film Inferno is all set to hit the Indian screens on October 14, two weeks before the US. The makers released a new trailer of the film, which has more scenes featuring Irrfan than the first
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Irrfan Khan: Hollywood's Getting Bigger, Better, Bollywood Has to Buck Up
"It (the market for Hollywood in India) is growing very rapidly. Indian films are getting affected by it. By the way it is going I think it is going to capture," says Irrfan Khan
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Irrfan Khan Tweets Inferno Poster. It's Intriguing
Inferno, is the adaptation of Dan Brown's novel of the same name and third in The Da Vinci Code series
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Irrfan Khan to Star in Tom Hanks' Inferno
Irrfan will portray Provost, the head of a shadowy group that becomes involved with Robert Langdon, played by Tom Hanks
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Felicity Jones May Star With Tom Hanks in Film Version of Dan Brown's Inferno
Felicity Jones is reportedly in talks to star opposite actor Tom Hanks in Inferno, which is an adaptation of Dan Brown's fourth novel in The Da Vinci Code series
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Was Jesus married? New papyrus fragment fuels debate
A previously unknown scrap of ancient papyrus written in ancient Egyptian Coptic includes the words "Jesus said to them, my wife," -- a discovery likely to renew a fierce debate in the Christian world over whether Jesus was married.
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Ron Howard to direct Formula 1 movie
Oscar-winning director Ron Howard is reportedly set to direct the Formula 1 inspired movie Rush after Paul Greengrass pulled out of the project.
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Real-life Da Vinci code in Mona Lisa's eyes 'uncovered'
In what mirrors the book and Hollywood movie 'The Da Vinci Code', art historians claim to have uncovered a real-life Da Vinci code, after they found tiny letters painted into the eyes of the Mona Lisa.They discovered the mysterious hidden message while studying magnified images of Leonardo Da Vinci's most famous painting which is hanging in ...
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How Punjabi techie conned oil-family heir of millions
A Punjabi computer repairman put the secret cult Opus Dei in Dan Brown's epic novel 'The Da Vinci Code' to great use to fleece a Latin Grammy-winning pianist and oil-family heir to the tune of $20 million.
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Controversies get people thinking: Dan Brown
'Controversy gets people thinking,' says the author of 'Angels & Demons' and 'The Da Vinci Code'.
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Italy Man Sets World Record By 'Mirror Typing' Books In Ancient Languages
Mr Santelia has given several of his books to public figures over the years, including former US Presidents Bill Clinton, George Bush and Barack Obama.
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Tom Hanks Braves The Fires of Critical Censure in Inferno
"Listen, I get to wake up in a place like Florence and I have a little cup of coffee and I walk to work across ancient bridges, underneath the fabulous architecture down through history, run around through masterpieces of modern art - all to save the world," says Tom Hanks. "Come on! That's a good job!"
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Today's Big Release: Inferno
Directed by Ron Howard, mystery-thriller Inferno sees Irrfan as Harry 'The Provost' Sims, Head of The Consortium, a pivotal role in the film. The trailer, one tailor-made for the Indian audience, we get to see the actor in full throttle, with many twists and turns in the plot
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This Trailer of Irrfan Khan, Tom Hanks' Inferno is For Indian Fans
Irrfan Khan and Tom Hanks' upcoming film Inferno is all set to hit the Indian screens on October 14, two weeks before the US. The makers released a new trailer of the film, which has more scenes featuring Irrfan than the first
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Irrfan Khan: Hollywood's Getting Bigger, Better, Bollywood Has to Buck Up
"It (the market for Hollywood in India) is growing very rapidly. Indian films are getting affected by it. By the way it is going I think it is going to capture," says Irrfan Khan
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Irrfan Khan Tweets Inferno Poster. It's Intriguing
Inferno, is the adaptation of Dan Brown's novel of the same name and third in The Da Vinci Code series
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Irrfan Khan to Star in Tom Hanks' Inferno
Irrfan will portray Provost, the head of a shadowy group that becomes involved with Robert Langdon, played by Tom Hanks
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Felicity Jones May Star With Tom Hanks in Film Version of Dan Brown's Inferno
Felicity Jones is reportedly in talks to star opposite actor Tom Hanks in Inferno, which is an adaptation of Dan Brown's fourth novel in The Da Vinci Code series
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Was Jesus married? New papyrus fragment fuels debate
A previously unknown scrap of ancient papyrus written in ancient Egyptian Coptic includes the words "Jesus said to them, my wife," -- a discovery likely to renew a fierce debate in the Christian world over whether Jesus was married.
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Ron Howard to direct Formula 1 movie
Oscar-winning director Ron Howard is reportedly set to direct the Formula 1 inspired movie Rush after Paul Greengrass pulled out of the project.
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Real-life Da Vinci code in Mona Lisa's eyes 'uncovered'
In what mirrors the book and Hollywood movie 'The Da Vinci Code', art historians claim to have uncovered a real-life Da Vinci code, after they found tiny letters painted into the eyes of the Mona Lisa.They discovered the mysterious hidden message while studying magnified images of Leonardo Da Vinci's most famous painting which is hanging in ...
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How Punjabi techie conned oil-family heir of millions
A Punjabi computer repairman put the secret cult Opus Dei in Dan Brown's epic novel 'The Da Vinci Code' to great use to fleece a Latin Grammy-winning pianist and oil-family heir to the tune of $20 million.
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Controversies get people thinking: Dan Brown
'Controversy gets people thinking,' says the author of 'Angels & Demons' and 'The Da Vinci Code'.
