Earrings and an Adam Lambert quiff: Meet Orlando Bloom as the rockstar Duke of Buckingham in The Three Musketeers

By DAILY MAIL REPORTER

He's got the look: Orlando Bloom sports a quiff and a moustache for his role as the Duke of Buckingham in his upcoming film, The Three Musketeers, in these newly released international posters


He's played everything from an elf, to a pirate, to a pilot, and now Orlando Bloom is about to play a duke.

The international posters for the British actor's upcoming film, The Three Musketeers, were released today and show the actor as you've never seen him before.

Sporting a thick moustache and an Adam Lambert-like quiff, the 34-year-old actor looks more rockstar than gentleman.


Unrecognisable: The actor looks more like Adam Lambert than his usual fresh-faced self (right) in the new posters


In the newest reincarnation of Alexander Dumas' famous novel, the Pirates of the Caribbean star plays the Duke of Buckingham.

In the book, his character has an affair with the queen of France and is plotted against by Cardinal Richelieu (Christoph Waltz), who hopes to expose the affair to the king.


The Three Musketeers: Christoph Waltz, Milla Jovovich and Logan Lerman star alongside Orlando in Paul W.S. Anderson's big screen remake


The thriller, which is set in the 17th century, focuses on young D'Artagnan (Logan Lerman) and his fellow Musketeers, who must defeat a beautiful double agent and her evil employer from seizing the French throne.



Bad guy: Oscar winner Chrisoph Waltz stars as Cardinal Richelieu


The beautiful bad gal: Milla Jovovich stars as spy Milady de Winter


It is directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, the director behind the Resident Evil and Death Race franchises.

He has cast his real life wife, model and musician Milla Jovovich, as Milady de Winter, a spy, messenger and assassin for the Cardinal Richelieu.

Bloom was working on the film when his own model wife, Miranda Kerr, announced that she was pregnant with the couple's first child.


The hero: Logan Lerman stars as main Musketeer D'Artagnan


Musketeer #2: Luke Evans stars as Aramis, one of the three Musketeers


Third Musketeer: Ray Stevenson rounds out the three Musketeers as Porthos


The Victoria's Secret stunner gave birth to baby boy Flynn Blanchard Copeland Bloom on 11 January 2011.

Flynn, now six months, is the spitting image of his famous father: they have the very same beautiful brown eyes.

Said Kerr of her son: 'They say the first three years are the most important, so I want to make sure that he gets the attention and the nurturing and love that he really needs, so we'll see what happens.'

The Three Musketeers is due in theatres on 12 October, 2011 in the U.S. and 21 October in the U.K.



A Bloomin' beautiful family: Miranda Kerr and baby Flynn are the loves of Orlando's life

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Earrings and an Adam Lambert quiff: Meet Orlando Bloom as the rockstar Duke of Buckingham in The Three Musketeers

By DAILY MAIL REPORTER

He's got the look: Orlando Bloom sports a quiff and a moustache for his role as the Duke of Buckingham in his upcoming film, The Three Musketeers, in these newly released international posters


He's played everything from an elf, to a pirate, to a pilot, and now Orlando Bloom is about to play a duke.

The international posters for the British actor's upcoming film, The Three Musketeers, were released today and show the actor as you've never seen him before.

Sporting a thick moustache and an Adam Lambert-like quiff, the 34-year-old actor looks more rockstar than gentleman.


Unrecognisable: The actor looks more like Adam Lambert than his usual fresh-faced self (right) in the new posters


In the newest reincarnation of Alexander Dumas' famous novel, the Pirates of the Caribbean star plays the Duke of Buckingham.

In the book, his character has an affair with the queen of France and is plotted against by Cardinal Richelieu (Christoph Waltz), who hopes to expose the affair to the king.


The Three Musketeers: Christoph Waltz, Milla Jovovich and Logan Lerman star alongside Orlando in Paul W.S. Anderson's big screen remake


The thriller, which is set in the 17th century, focuses on young D'Artagnan (Logan Lerman) and his fellow Musketeers, who must defeat a beautiful double agent and her evil employer from seizing the French throne.



Bad guy: Oscar winner Chrisoph Waltz stars as Cardinal Richelieu


The beautiful bad gal: Milla Jovovich stars as spy Milady de Winter


It is directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, the director behind the Resident Evil and Death Race franchises.

He has cast his real life wife, model and musician Milla Jovovich, as Milady de Winter, a spy, messenger and assassin for the Cardinal Richelieu.

Bloom was working on the film when his own model wife, Miranda Kerr, announced that she was pregnant with the couple's first child.


The hero: Logan Lerman stars as main Musketeer D'Artagnan


Musketeer #2: Luke Evans stars as Aramis, one of the three Musketeers


Third Musketeer: Ray Stevenson rounds out the three Musketeers as Porthos


The Victoria's Secret stunner gave birth to baby boy Flynn Blanchard Copeland Bloom on 11 January 2011.

Flynn, now six months, is the spitting image of his famous father: they have the very same beautiful brown eyes.

Said Kerr of her son: 'They say the first three years are the most important, so I want to make sure that he gets the attention and the nurturing and love that he really needs, so we'll see what happens.'

The Three Musketeers is due in theatres on 12 October, 2011 in the U.S. and 21 October in the U.K.



A Bloomin' beautiful family: Miranda Kerr and baby Flynn are the loves of Orlando's life

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Not your best look! Rosie Huntington-Whiteley steps onto red carpet in far from flattering gown in Japan

By PAMELA OWEN

Missing the mark: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley donned a dress that didn't make the most of her fabulous figure as she took to the red carpet in Osaka, Japan


With her model figure and fashion know-how Rosie Huntington-Whitely has to push hard to find an ensemble which doesn't flatter her frame.

But as she stepped out onto the red carpet in Osaka, Japan she sported a dress which did the impossible.

Her pale pink satin gown boasted a plunging neckline and draping detail above the waistband, but instead of looking chic fell on the frumpy side.


Not your best look: The model and actress had donned the plunging neckline dress with draped detail at the premiere to her film Transformers: Dark Side Of The Moon


As she stood outside the cinema posing for picture before heading in for the screening of her latest film, air seemed to get trapped in the draped bust detail sagging over the waistband, rather than falling gracefully.

Earlier in the day Rosie had looked smouldering in a black leather and lace dress at a press conference ahead of the premiere.


Star power: Rosie with Shia and director Michael as the premiere in Osaka


The model turned actress is in Japan on the Transformers: Dark Of The Moon promotional tour and impressed journalists by greeting them in Japanese.

She said: 'Ohayoo gozaimasu, Rosie desu', which means good morning, I am Rosie.



Stunning: Rosie has shown off an array of dazzling dresses while promoting the Blockbuster


Fresh: Rosie let her blonde hair hang loose and wore dark eye shadow with neutral coloured lips


This is the last stop for the world tour of the new Transformer movie in which Rosie made her first acting appearance.

She has worn an array of stunning dresses throughout the screenings and press conferences which has shown off her stunning figure and natural features.


Natural beauty: The model turned actress has received criticism for her acting


The 24-year-old has received some criticism but that has not stopped people flocking to watch the movie, which is still number one at the U.S. Box Office.

It has so far grossed more than £400m world-wide but won't be released in Japan until July 29.


Leggy: Rosie laughs as she chats to the media about her role in the Transformers three movie


Leading man: Shia LaBeouf is Rosie's love interest in the film


All-star: Rosie with director Michael Bay and co-star Shia

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Not your best look! Rosie Huntington-Whiteley steps onto red carpet in far from flattering gown in Japan

By PAMELA OWEN

Missing the mark: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley donned a dress that didn't make the most of her fabulous figure as she took to the red carpet in Osaka, Japan


With her model figure and fashion know-how Rosie Huntington-Whitely has to push hard to find an ensemble which doesn't flatter her frame.

But as she stepped out onto the red carpet in Osaka, Japan she sported a dress which did the impossible.

Her pale pink satin gown boasted a plunging neckline and draping detail above the waistband, but instead of looking chic fell on the frumpy side.


Not your best look: The model and actress had donned the plunging neckline dress with draped detail at the premiere to her film Transformers: Dark Side Of The Moon


As she stood outside the cinema posing for picture before heading in for the screening of her latest film, air seemed to get trapped in the draped bust detail sagging over the waistband, rather than falling gracefully.

Earlier in the day Rosie had looked smouldering in a black leather and lace dress at a press conference ahead of the premiere.


Star power: Rosie with Shia and director Michael as the premiere in Osaka


The model turned actress is in Japan on the Transformers: Dark Of The Moon promotional tour and impressed journalists by greeting them in Japanese.

She said: 'Ohayoo gozaimasu, Rosie desu', which means good morning, I am Rosie.



Stunning: Rosie has shown off an array of dazzling dresses while promoting the Blockbuster


Fresh: Rosie let her blonde hair hang loose and wore dark eye shadow with neutral coloured lips


This is the last stop for the world tour of the new Transformer movie in which Rosie made her first acting appearance.

She has worn an array of stunning dresses throughout the screenings and press conferences which has shown off her stunning figure and natural features.


Natural beauty: The model turned actress has received criticism for her acting


The 24-year-old has received some criticism but that has not stopped people flocking to watch the movie, which is still number one at the U.S. Box Office.

It has so far grossed more than £400m world-wide but won't be released in Japan until July 29.


Leggy: Rosie laughs as she chats to the media about her role in the Transformers three movie


Leading man: Shia LaBeouf is Rosie's love interest in the film


All-star: Rosie with director Michael Bay and co-star Shia

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 set to cast a record-breaking spell on the box office

By DAILY MAIL REPORTER

Making box office magic: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint at the New York premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2


Harry Potter and his friends are already making magic at the box office.

According to distributor Warner Bros., Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: part 2 is on its way to breaking box office records over the weekend.

The final big screen instalment of the franchise has already raked in $100 million (£62.2 million) worldwide since its Wednesday opening.


The final showdown: Harry, Hermione and Ron face the great unknown in the franchise's final film


It has already broken records in Australia, Italy and Sweden and France for having the biggest opening day in history.

Harry's last stand has created far more buzz than its predecessor: total revenues were 82 percent higher than they were for Deathly Hallows: Part 1 in November.

Although Part 1 had its biggest opening weekend in the United States with a whopping $125 million (£77.5 million), the last film is still expected to best that number at the box office.



He-who-must-not-be-named: Potter and friends face Voldemort in the Deathly Hallows: Part 2


After its midnight opening last night, it's already grossed $43.5 million (£26.97 million), the best showing of all time. This, in part, is because the film was shot in 3-D and and is a more expensive ticket at the theatre.

The 3-D viewings have accounted for 65 percent of total sales so far, which gives the movie an edge over its predecessors.

Although films like Spider-Man 3, The Twilight Saga: New Moon and The Dark Knight have all earned more than any other Harry Potter debut, the finale is expected to break records because of the 3-D element.

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 set to cast a record-breaking spell on the box office

By DAILY MAIL REPORTER

Making box office magic: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint at the New York premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2


Harry Potter and his friends are already making magic at the box office.

According to distributor Warner Bros., Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: part 2 is on its way to breaking box office records over the weekend.

The final big screen instalment of the franchise has already raked in $100 million (£62.2 million) worldwide since its Wednesday opening.


The final showdown: Harry, Hermione and Ron face the great unknown in the franchise's final film


It has already broken records in Australia, Italy and Sweden and France for having the biggest opening day in history.

Harry's last stand has created far more buzz than its predecessor: total revenues were 82 percent higher than they were for Deathly Hallows: Part 1 in November.

Although Part 1 had its biggest opening weekend in the United States with a whopping $125 million (£77.5 million), the last film is still expected to best that number at the box office.



He-who-must-not-be-named: Potter and friends face Voldemort in the Deathly Hallows: Part 2


After its midnight opening last night, it's already grossed $43.5 million (£26.97 million), the best showing of all time. This, in part, is because the film was shot in 3-D and and is a more expensive ticket at the theatre.

The 3-D viewings have accounted for 65 percent of total sales so far, which gives the movie an edge over its predecessors.

Although films like Spider-Man 3, The Twilight Saga: New Moon and The Dark Knight have all earned more than any other Harry Potter debut, the finale is expected to break records because of the 3-D element.

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Bronze goddess Emma Watson walks the red carpet for the final time with Harry Potter co-stars Daniel and Rupert

By ANDREA MAGRATH

Statuesque: Emma Watson walks the red carpet at the premiere of Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 2 in a strapless bronze Bottega Veneta creation


Emma Watson looked like a bronzed goddess as she walked the red carpet for the final time for Harry Potter today.

The actress dazzled in a stunning strapless creation by Bottega Veneta at the premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 in New York.

Emma, Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint were joined by other stars of the film including Tom Felton and Alan Rickman, and celebrity guests Sarah Jessica Parker, Matthew Broderick and Seth Green at the event.


The last time: Emma posed with her co-stars Rupert Grint and Daniel Radcliffe on the red carpet at the final Harry Potter premiere in New York today


Of her dramatic gown, Emma said: 'New York is such a fashion capital, I felt I could push the envelope a bit. With London I went a bit more classic (in her fairytale Oscar de la Renta dress) but for today I wanted to do something edgier.

The 21-year-old wore her gamine crop slicked and looked very grown up in elaborate gold leaf eye make-up.

Her striking appearance is a far cry from the little girl who turned up to the New York premiere of the first film, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in 2001.


Fashion forward: Of her dramatic gown, Emma said, 'New York is such a fashion capital, I felt I could push the envelope a bit. With London I went a bit more classic but for today I wanted to do something edgier'


Excited: Daniel Radcliffe, who has starred for a decade as the boy wizard, said he was 'sweating like pig in labour' with all the excitement, while Rupert Grint said he would miss people screaming his name


Farewell: The 21-year-old actress said it was 'tricky juggling act to do my job and be professional but it's very emotional'


Suave: Tom Felton (left), who plays Draco Malfoy, Matthew Lewis (centre), who plays Neville Longbottom, and Alan Rickman, who plays Professor Snape were dapper in their suits


Daniel, who turns 22 next week, was also shown a picture of himself as 12-year-old at his very first Harry Potter premiere. He laughed, 'I'm basically the same aren't I, I look the same, with just a slightly deeper voice.'

Speaking to Time Out this week he joked that his diminutive frame isn't the typical Hollywood action hero build.

'It’s very rare in your career that you get to play an action hero. I’m not the natural frame and stature of an action hero, so I may not get to play one again.


All grown up: The cast of the film franchise posed together inside the Lincoln Center


'I'll miss people screaming my name': Rupert Grint was the first to arrive and spent over an hour signing autographs and taking pictures with fans


Fan favourite: Emma said she planned to sleep and eat 'a very big brunch' tomorrow, when her Harry potter duties are wrapped up forever


He added: 'Things like bursting out of the water in film six, surrounded by a ring of fire…I won’t get to do that again. I miss that stuff.'

Speaking about his last outing as the boy wizard, Daniel said: 'I said to someone the other day, "It’s like the emotional range of Shakespeare with the action and blood of Tarantino." The body count in this film is massive.'

On the red carpet today, he added: 'The film is so much better than anything we've ever done, people will go nuts for it.'


End of an era: Daniel Radcliffe said of his co-stars Emma (right) and Rupert, 'No one knows what it's been like to go through this mad journey but us'


Family affair: Sarah Jessica Parker and her husband Matthew Broderick brought along their son James Wilkie


Radcliffe discussed his starring role in Broadway show How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, which his co-stars went to watch him in this week.

'Whenever you know they're in the audience you feel very proud, they're people I've worked with for 12 years so it means so much,' Daniel said.

Rupert Grint, who cheered Daniel on at the show this week, said: 'I was so proud (watching him), he looks so happy, completely in his element.'



Star of the show: Daniel Radcliffe is guided along the red carpet amidst screaming fans and photographers


Die-hard: Some bespectacled fans wait to see the cast


Rupert, the first of the film's stars to arrive, spent over an hour signing autographs and posing for pictures with fans on the red carpet.

Visibly overwhelmed as he spoke to reporters, he said: 'It's great to see everyone and the enthusiasm they have, it's very moving.

'It's crazy. It's very special to experience this, I'll miss it. I like these (premieres), being screamed at.'


Fairytale: Emma said she had chosen a more classic dress for the London premiere, and cringed when shown a picture of herself at the very first Harry Potter premiere in New York in 2001


All that glitters: Emma Watson looks slick as she arrives at the Late Show with David Letterman in New York today ahead of the premiere of Harry Potter


Earlier today Emma arrived at the Late Show with David Letterman today looking gorgeous as ever in a glittering mini dress.

With her gamine crop slicked back, the 21-year-old posed for photographers wearing the unusual one-sleeved Prada dress.

The fashion-forward outfit was only let down by her black patent and cork wedges.

The style, a favourite of Kate Middleton, has been popular of late thanks to the Duchess, but looked a little too conservative for her sequinned silver frock.


Thanks for the memories: Fan Deanna Nolasco waits for a glimpse of the stars at the New York premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2


Turn out: The streets near the Lincoln Center are lined with eager fans


We're in Gryffindor: Girls dressed in the costume have been waiting for six days to see their idols


Emma Watson & Rupert Grint Harry Potter & Deathly Hallows Premiere


Emma Watson: "Deathly Hallows": Letterman - 10 July 2011 (Preview)


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