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Johnny Depp was named People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive in 2009 and 2003, but he was dethroned this year by Ryan Reynolds.

The 47-year-old actor joked he is just starting to get over his defeat.

He quipped: "I feel emasculated. I feel like I've been beaten down like some horrible … you know, like some pathetic harp seal. But, I mean, that's how it goes, isn't it?"

Johnny, who recently finished filming Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, has no plans to try and reclaim the honor for a third time.

He told MTV News: "I think I can work my way forward, but will I try for it again? No… I worked so hard to gain that title."

Ryan, 34, was named Sexiest Man Alive by People in November, and he admitted he was going to have to face a lot of ridicule from his friends, family and wife Scarlett Johansson about the title.

He said: "You just have to go with the flow. This gives my family entre into teasing me for the rest of my life.

"Now it's going to be, 'Sexiest man, take out the garbage.' That does sound better. But the most difficult part is going to be organically working this title into a conversation with random strangers."

Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter in Harry Potter And The Deathly HallowsHarry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1has held on to its place at the top of the UK box office.

The film, starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint, pulled in £3.7 million on its third weekend on release to hold off competition from 3D animation Megamind and retain first place.

Last week's runner-up Unstoppable falls to number three, comedy Due Date charts at number four and Gareth Edwards' low-budget sci-fi Monsters bows at number five.

Elsewhere in the top ten, London Boulevard is the biggest faller as it slips down four spots to number seven. New release The Warrior's Way, a martial arts-Western starring Geoffrey Rush and Kate Bosworth, is a new entry at number 10.

The UK box office top ten in full:

1. (1) Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1 - £3,739,781
2. (-) Megamind - £2,827,502
3. (2) Unstoppable - £859,205
4. (4) Due Date - £391,284
5. (-) Monsters - £348,577
6. (5) The American - £286,072
7. (3) London Boulevard - £254,134
8. (6) Despicable Me - £136,358
9. (7) The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets' Nest - £113,958
10. (-) The Warrior's Way - £105,389

Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter in Harry Potter And The Deathly HallowsHarry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1has held on to its place at the top of the UK box office.

The film, starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint, pulled in £3.7 million on its third weekend on release to hold off competition from 3D animation Megamind and retain first place.

Last week's runner-up Unstoppable falls to number three, comedy Due Date charts at number four and Gareth Edwards' low-budget sci-fi Monsters bows at number five.

Elsewhere in the top ten, London Boulevard is the biggest faller as it slips down four spots to number seven. New release The Warrior's Way, a martial arts-Western starring Geoffrey Rush and Kate Bosworth, is a new entry at number 10.

The UK box office top ten in full:

1. (1) Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1 - £3,739,781
2. (-) Megamind - £2,827,502
3. (2) Unstoppable - £859,205
4. (4) Due Date - £391,284
5. (-) Monsters - £348,577
6. (5) The American - £286,072
7. (3) London Boulevard - £254,134
8. (6) Despicable Me - £136,358
9. (7) The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets' Nest - £113,958
10. (-) The Warrior's Way - £105,389

Superman logoThe Dark Knight composer Hans Zimmer has denied reports that he will provide the score for Zack Snyder's Superman.

Zimmer, whose Batman director Christopher Nolan is producing the Superman revamp, told The Hollywood Reporter that rumours of his involvement sprang from a "dirty quote taken out of context".

"Let’s just be absolutely straight here: I have never in my life met Zack Snyder. I think I need to give him a ring," he said.

Zimmer added that his "heart belongs to Batman" and compared replacing John Williams's music to rewriting Beethoven.

"John Williams [is] the greatest living composer - full stop. And [Superman] happens to be one of his greatest themes," he commented. "So no. And I'm not thinking of rewriting Beethoven's ninth either. It just sounds like a thankless task, you know? So that's unequivocally a no."

The new Superman movie is due for release in 2012
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Mia WasikowskaAaron Johnson and Mia Wasikowska have boarded the cast of Glenn Close's Albert Nobbs.

According to ScreenTerrier, the pair will replace Orlando Bloom and Amanda Seyfried, who were forced to drop out of the period drama when it was delayed earlier this year.

Kick-Ass star Johnson has been cast as Joe, while Alice In Wonderland's Wasikowska will play the role of Helen.

Oscar winner Close co-wrote Albert Nobbs with John Banville and will produce and take on the lead role for director Rodrigo Garcia.

Albert Nobbs takes place in 19th century Ireland and centres on a woman with no husband who disguises herself as a man to work as a butler. The film has been described as "Gosford Parkmeets Boys Don't Cry".

Chris Tucker, Comedian and actorChris Tucker is eyeing a return to the big screen with Warner Bros action-comedy The Rabbit, reports Variety.

The Micah Barnett-penned script centres on a Las Vegas magician and escape artist who flees the country and takes on work for hire, namely breaking clients' loved ones out of prison.

He accepts a final job from the CIA - find a a master counterfeiter before the Russian mob can get to him - in exchange for his freedom.

Tucker last appeared in 2007's Rush Hour 3, reprising his role as Detective James Carter from the 1998 and 2001 comedies. Prior to that he starred in Jackie Brown, The Fifth Element andDead Presidents.

Justin TimberlakeFilming on Justin Timberlake's new film has been put on hold after the singer was injured on set.

E! Online reports that work on Now has temporarily halted after Timberlake was hurt while performing a stunt.

The production company said: "Justin Timberlake sustained a muscle injury to his calf on the set of Andrew Niccol's thriller Now. Production has taken a brief hiatus and will resume shortly."

An insider added: "[Timberlake] hasn't heard anything about the MRI results, but they're freezing production until he's off crutches and able to act again."

The Social Network actor was seen on crutches last Thursday after the incident, and is still awaiting the results of tests conducted on Friday.

Kristen StewartDirector David Slade has said that Kristen Stewart cried on the set of Eclipse. 

Slade says that Stewart, who plays Bella Swan in the Twilight Saga, cried because she found it difficult to relate to her character, according to the Vancouver Sun.

"[Kristen] would say, 'I don't know who Bella is to me.' In a lot of ways, I think she felt Bella was the antithesis to her, which presented a lot of challenges for Kristen… She would beat herself up about it, because she wants to be there. She never wants to leave a scene undone," said Slade.

Slade admitted that all the actors experienced insecurities while shooting the film, but revealed that Stewart was the most sensitive.

"Kristen, in particular, was very tough on herself," Slade explained. "Even in rehearsals with Rob, there was a similar spiralling that would happen."

A still from the movie 'The King's Speech'The King's Speec has walked away with five gongs at the 13th annual Moët British Independent Film Awards.

The royal drama about King George VI's struggle to overcome a crippling stammer beat Monsters, Never Let Me Go, Four Lionsand Kick-Ass to the title of 'Best British Independent Film' at last night's ceremony held at Old Billingsgate Market in London.

The movie's stars Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter and Geoffrey Rush were also honoured in the acting categories, while its writer David Seidler picked up an award for his screenplay.

Sci-fi Monsters followed close behind with three wins, including a 'Best Director' trophy for newcomer Gareth Edwards - although he lost out on the 'Best Debut Director' award to The Arbor's Clio Barnard.

Carey Mulligan was crowned 'Best Actress' for her portrayal of Kathy in Mark Romanek's Never Let Me Go, and Joanne Froggatt was named 'Most Promising Newcomer' for her role in In Our Name.

Elsewhere, there were special recognition awards for Bonham Carter and Liam Neeson, as well as trophies for Cambodian documentary Enemies Of The People and French thriller A Prophet.

Danny BoyleDanny Boyle has revealed that he is still planning to make a sequel to Trainspotting. 

Trainspotting was a 1996 film based on the Irvine Welsh novel by the same name and tells the story of a group of heroin addicts. Boyle, whose film 127 Hours is in US theatres now, spoke to Cinematical about the impending sequel. 

"It will happen, I think," Boyle said "I mean, we'll approach them all again about it, but it will depend on what place they're all at. We have a very strong idea that it would be a wonderful thing to do again when they have aged clearly into a mid-life kind of crisis. They're not quite there yet, I don't think."

Boyle said that the sequel would follow the plot of Welsh's follow-up novel Porno to some extent. However, Boyle admitted, as Trainspotting star Ewan McGregor has in the past, that Porno's story is not necessarily cut out for the movie characters. 

Boyle said: "The book Porno is not a great book in the way that the original novel is genuinely a masterpiece - as a piece of writing. But we have been doing some work on it, and it's got potential, for sure. And when the moment's right, I think we will approach it."

The cast of The SimpsonsThe Simpsons Movie may reportedly get a sequel in the near future.

According to Coming Soon, the show's executive producer James L. Brooks has said that a follow-up to the 2007 film may be on the way. 

Brooks revealed that Simpsons producers are "open" to the possibility of a Simpsons Movie 2, but admitted that starting the first film was tough in itself.

He said: "It was much harder than we anticipated. It took us a year to try and get to the point because we're all so scared of 'What are we going to do to the Simpsons?' and 'What if the movie is no good?' 

"We were all so scared about that and I thought it took us a solid year of looking at each other to get to the point where we can get to the point where we don't give a s**t." 

Brooks added: "We have a beginning notion if we want to do it, but the series always comes first with us. The series is always primary to us."

Paul RuddWith Jason Segel helming a spankin' new "Muppet" flick, fans have been buzzing that many of the funnyman's guffaw-inducing pals would show up for the fun. One story that has been making the rounds was that Segel's "I Love You, Man" co-star Paul Rudd was slated to appear as an iPhone-obsessed puppet pal of Segel's character.

However, when MTV News caught up with Rudd recently, the star crushed the collective dreams of Judd Apatow acolytes everywhere, explaining that a cameo alongside Kermit's crew is just not in the cards right now.
"I wish that I was. It's all rumor," Rudd confided at the Gotham Awards last week. "I wanted to be in it, and I talked to Jason but I think there was some things that happened and I don't know if I'm gonna get to do it."
As many would be, he's totally torn up about missing out on the Muppet-fest.
"It blows actually," he pouted playfully. "It really sucks."
Up next, fans can catch Rudd alongside Jennifer Aniston as a broke couple that decide to take up residence at a commune in the Apatow-helmed "Wanderlust." But after that, Rudd quipped that he wanted another crack at the Muppet franchise, and even came up with a few inspired titles for a sequel to Segel's project.
"I'm hoping for the 'Muppet Movie 2.' I'm playing Charles Grodin in 'Muppet 2: Electric Waterloo?' Beaker-loo?" he joked, before offering a truly game-changing suggestion: "Muppet Movie 2: The Muppets Are Still Taking Manhattan."
Even with Rudd officially out the mix, the confirmed lineup of guest starsshould pack the film with plenty of laughs. Jack Black, Zach Galifianakis, Billy Crystal and Alan Arkin are all slated to appear in the project.

'House' star Olivia Wilde at the Fox All Star Party in Pasadena, California.Olivia Wilde has admitted that she found filming Tron: Legacy's action scenes the biggest challenge of the movie.

The House star told DS that she required several months of training in order to ready herself to play Quorra.

"The biggest challenge working on this film was probably learning how to seriously kick some ass," she said at the Tron UK premiere.

"I went into training for about six months; learned sword-fighting, boxing, Capoeira, Ju-Jitsu, Parkour. It was pretty cool, but that was the challenge."

When asked about the possibility of returning to the world of Tron for a sequel, the actress replied: "If the fans love the movie and they want another one, we'll make them another one."

Michelle Keegan as 'Tina McIntyre' in Coronation StreetMichelle Keegan has revealed that she is looking forward to the upcoming live episode of Coronation Street.

The actress, who plays Tina McIntyre in the ITV1 soap, joked that she is worried she could swear if anything goes wrong and teased that the hour-long show will involve various special effects.

She told the Daily Star Sunday: "I'm really looking forward to the live episode. Obviously we've all been talking about what could go wrong, like forgetting your lines or looking down the lens of the camera but, knowing me, I'll probably swear.

"It's the one thing that I'm worried about happening as it would be awful. I just have to keep telling myself that it's not going to happen. We've also got a few special effects that we're doing live on the big night, which I know have never been done before. It's all really exciting but nerve-racking at the same time."

Keegan added: "We've all been working so hard towards the 50th anniversary that we're looking forward to our big party on Friday night. We'd have done the live episode so we can really let our hair down."

The live Coronation Street episode airs this Thursday, December 9.

Jason and CiaranThese are the latest dramatic pictures showing the devastating aftermath of Coronation Street's forthcoming bar explosion.

Life in Weatherfield will change forever tomorrow night as The Joinery is destroyed by a ferocious blast, sparking a terrible series of events which will see the soap lose some much-loved characters.

The explosion takes place as Peter Barlow (Chris Gascoyne) celebrates his stag night at the venue, blissfully unaware that Nick Tilsley (Ben Price) plans to come clean about the affair he's been having with his fiancée Leanne (Jane Danson).

Following the explosion, Peter, Nick and Ashley Peacock (Steven Arnold) all end up trapped in the rubble, while Ciaran McCarthy (Keith Duffy) and Jason Grimshaw (Ryan Thomas) desperately try to get everyone to safety. But will they all make it out alive?

Click through the gallery below to see the newest pictures released from next week's 50th anniversary episodes.

Mila KunisMila Kunis has described her nude scenes with Justin Timberlake in Friends With Benefits as "very awkward".

The actress - who previously praisedTimberlake for making the intimate parts "easy" - admitted that she found it odd to be filmed naked in front of the project's large crew. 

"I adore him. He's great," she said during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. 

"[But] it's very awkward. I mean, the truth is, we got to have very uncomfortable scenes for two weeks."

Kunis added: "There's like 150 crew men watching and you see each other's bits and pieces. The whole thing is just wrong!"

Friends With Benefits will hit US theatres in July 2011.