Princess Diana was loved by all around the world, but in the final years of her life, she struggled to find love of her own while in the public eye. That's the basis of the upcoming biopic Diana, which stars Naomi Watts as the famed princess...
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Liev Schreiber is joking that he could use a Ray Donovan right about now. The title character Schreiber plays on Showtime's new drama is a fixer for the Los Angeles elite — the guy you call when your agent, lawyer, manager, publicist, Pilates instructor and raw-food chef can't help you with a crisis. A high-priced-hooker habit? A taste for drugs? A gorgeous corpse in the bathtub? That's when Ray steps in with a plan.
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Silence is golden in the first trailer for the anticipated biopic Diana.
The clip doesn't feature any dialogue, but slowly builds to the reveal of star Naomi Watts, who bears a striking resemblance to the late princess.
The film follows Diana's last two years, when she was secretly involved with heart surgeon Dr. Hasnat Khan, played by Naveen Andrews. Olivier Hirschbiegel directed.
While there's no U.S. release date for the film, it's slated to premiere in the U.K. in September.
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This week, the Internet became obsessed with a tiny piglet in a wheelchair, as well as Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) taking a sip from a miniature water bottle during his response to President Obama's State of the Union Address. In celebrity news, Zach Galifianakis interviewed Oscar hopefuls, and X Factor winner Tate Stevens debuted his first single during the Grammy Awards. And a little boy tried to tell his mother he hadn't been snacking when all evidence pointed to the contrary. Check out those clips and more in our Top Videos of the Week:
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