"The King's Speech" has been crowned the fan favourite at the Toronto International Film Festival, winning not only a $15,000 prize but a significant boost in the upcoming Oscar race.
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A photo series of unique portrait shots of select actors, actresses, directors and personalities who attended the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival.
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Apichatpong Weerasethakul's Palme d'Or winning film, "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives," screened recently at TIFF. He sat down with CTV.ca and discussed his ode to a poor region of Thailand, the benefits of casting non-actors, and his struggle with karma.
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Zach Braff says "The High Cost of Living" -- which won a major prize at the recently wrapped Toronto International Film Festival -- was exactly the role he was looking for.
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Casey Affleck is admitting to what many critics suspected all along: His documentary about Joaquin Phoenix was a fake.
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Canadian actor Ryan Gosling says it was a "tumultuous" experience trying to get his buzzy new film, "Blue Valentine," brought to the big screen.
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Keanu Reeves seems like he's doing just fine, thanks. Fans launched an online "Cheer Up Keanu" campaign a few months back after the Canadian actor was photographed sitting on a park bench eating lunch and generally looking gloomy.
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Canadian actress Malin Akerman tells CTV.ca filming "The Bang Bang Club" affected her so deeply, she had to bolt during a pivotal scene for her character, a photo editor documenting the bloody days of apartheid.
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Star sightings include Ryan Gosling, Michael C. Hall, Ryan Phillippe, Jennifer Connelly, Jill Henessey, Abigail Breslin, Zach Braff, Gene Simmons, Shannon Tweed and many more.
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Canadian star Ryan Reynolds talks to TIFF.CTV.ca about his high-intensity thriller "Buried" -- a claustrophobic's worst nightmare and a movie that blasts him out of his rom-com box.
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"Gossip Girl" star Penn Badgley talks to TIFF.CTV.ca about his new movie "Easy A" -- a teen comedy that's a cut above most others in its genre.
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"Heartbeats," the sophomore effort from Montreal's Xavier Dolan, has already won prizes this year at film festivals in Cannes and Sydney.
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As an acclaimed British actress, Lesley Manville is never short of employment options. But when director Mike Leigh calls, she doesn't need to hear the details before she clears her calendar.
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"Like a really long heart attack," was how British director Richard Ayoade described what it was like to watch his film "Submarine" alongside an audience for the first time at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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TIFF.CTV.ca columnist Josh Visser writes about what it's like to boss James Franco around, get bumped by Natalie Portman -- and other tales from the red carpet.
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Jacob Tierney's "Good Neighbours" may very well contain the most disturbing scene of any other movie at this year's TIFF. But the dark comedy/thriller might be one of the most fun movies to watch.
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Everyone's a star! Film fest fans came to Teatro Verde to have their photos taken with MTV's Daryn, Nicole and Paul. Click thru to find your photo or spot your friends.
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Bruce Springsteen is going to work in Toronto Wednesday night to promote his new documentary, "The Promise: The Making of 'Darkness on the Edge of Town."
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Miranda Richardson's the no-nonsense politico you don't want to mess with in the new comedy-drama, "Made in Dagenham." She talks with TIFF.CTV.ca about her role -- and how she's ready now to take a break in Ontario cottage country.
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Nicole Kidman says she's feeling "very exposed and very nervous" as her new film "Rabbit Hole" debuts at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Darren Aronofsky's "Black Swan" is one of the most buzzed-about titles at the Toronto International Film Festival, but the director says he struggled to get it made.
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If it seems like the strong female lead in psychological drama "Oliver Sherman" was tailor made for Molly Parker, it's because director Ryan Redford wrote the role specifically with her in mind. Parker talks to TIFF.CTV.ca about her role.
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Paul Giamatti and producer Robert Lantos say the pressure was huge adapting Mordechai Richler's beloved Canadian novel "Barney's Version" for the screen. But listening to Florence Richler's reviews, they have nothing to worry about.
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Film fest fans came to Teatro Verde to have their photos taken with "So You Think You Can Dance Canada's" Tre, Luther, Stacey and Jean Marc.
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British actress Gemma Arterton sits down with CTV.ca and talks about how it felt to be ugly in Stephen Frears' new comedy "Tamara Drewe," in which she sports a fake nose and let's self-mockery rip.
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Actor Ryan Reynolds says he'll never complain on a film set again after surviving the gruelling conditions of his taut thriller "Buried."
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Oscar-winning French actress Marion Cotillard has high praise for Canadian Rachel McAdams, her co-star in Woody Allen's upcoming comedy "Midnight in Paris," due out next year.
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Screen legend Clint Eastwood unveiled his new drama "Hereafter" at TIFF on Sunday, and nostalgically recalled another premiere in Toronto -- 'A Fistful of Dollars' -- over four decades ago.
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Film fest fans came to Teatro Verde to have their photos taken with etalk's Traci Melchor and Lainey Lui, and Brent Butt of 'Hiccups.'
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Everyone is a star! Film fest fans came to Teatro Verde to have their photos taken with Flashpoint's Michael Cram, Sergio Di Zio and David Paetkau.
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TIFF stars delivered some revealing moments at the Artists for Peace and Justice bash, including Martin Sheen dropping his drawers in the name of charity.
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Adventure-seeker Aron Ralston says he was initially opposed to director Danny Boyle's idea to dramatize the five horrifying days he spent pinned by a boulder in a Utah canyon.
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When Canadian basketball star Steve Nash was given the chance to pitch an idea for a sports documentary to ESPN there was one name that immediately came to mind: Terry Fox.
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Swedish director Daniel Espinosa talks to TIFF.CTV.ca about his epic gangster film 'Snabba Cash' -- and how he broke through the Hollywood ranks to direct a new movie with Canadian Ryan Reynolds and Denzel Washington.
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Josh Brolin plays a lying, thieving has-been writer in the Woody Allen film playing at TIFF, "When You Meet a Tall Dark Stranger." He tells TIFF.CTV.ca his character made even his own skin crawl.
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For 35 years, the Toronto International Film Festival has enjoyed a reputation as the only movie festival that a major city -- and its people -- can really enjoy. And with big changes this year, it's still a people's fest.
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Dozens of hotel workers have staged another one-day walkout outside a downtown hotel at the hub of the Toronto International Film Festival.
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In Pictures: Film fest fans came to Teatro Verde to have their photos taken with MuchMusic VJs Sarah Taylor and Liz Trinnear. Click thru to find your photo.
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Everyone is a star! Film fest fans have their pictures taken with the stars of Degrassi. Click thru to find your photo or spot your friends.
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Everyone is a star! Film fest fans have their pictures taken with the stars of Degrassi. Click thru to find your photo or spot your friends.
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David Schwimmer may still be best known for playing hapless Ross on "Friends," but if the buzz surrounding his new film at TIFF is any indication, he may be on his way to becoming Hollywood's preeminent new director.
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Clive Owen says his new film "Trust" -- about a teenage girl who is raped by an online predator -- came at a particularly appropriate moment in his life.
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Javier Bardem takes on TIFF with the moving new drama 'Biutiful', leaving a trail of happy journos in his wake on his way to the Oscars.
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Carey Mulligan fell in love with Kazuo Ishiguro's novel, about three friends whose lives are torn apart after they leave their idyllic boarding school.
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Sequels need to be bigger and badder than their predecessor, and "Fubar 2" doesn't disappoint. CTV.ca's Josh Visser sits down with the director of one of the most beloved (and vulgar) Canadian movies which premiered at TIFF.
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Oscar-winning actress Hilary Swank says the upcoming legal drama "Conviction" changed her life.
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The fake Joaquin Phoenix turned up Friday night at TIFF to tell reporters: "I resent being labeled as an imposter by the press. I am not an imposter!"
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An irreverent Jon Hamm had reporters in stitches Friday as he and the cast of Ben Affleck's "The Town" held court at a Toronto International Film Festival news conference.
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Colin Firth is the monarch of the hour in "The King's Speech." But commoner Geoffrey Rush pulls off a coup as an unorthodox speech therapist who teaches a stuttering prince how to be a king.
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