The elephant boy: John Robinson's making his film debut-but don't accuse him of going Hollywood

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John Robinson, who has made his film debut with the movie, Elephant, which is scripted and directed by Van Sant, says that the filming experience was intense. John Robinson stresses that he is not lured into this business by fame or money but is interested in doing good work and at the same time he has no immediate plans to shift to Hollywood, where people lead a fake life but instead plans to stay at Oregon, where he has a whole life.

Robinson, John

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Making her move

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Actress, Amanda Leigh Moore does not like to be stalked by fans or camerapersons and feels very paranoid when she is followed around. She reminisces about her roles in her movies, particularly, the funny-movie 'Saved', in which she portrays the role of a Bible-thumping girl who considers it her personal mission to rescue every sinner, she meets.

Moore, Mandy, Saved! (Motion picture)

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