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Anna Faris of May's "The Dictator" said, "My mom took me to the movies to see `Annie' (1982) when I was 4 or 5. And she bought me some candy, those candy orange segments, which were amazing. I remember being terrified at (Carol Burnett's villainous) Miss Hannigan, and then later on I came to admire her very much," Faris added, with a sinister smile. "I never saw it in a theater until my 13th birthday," said Chloe Grace of the forthcoming "Dark Shadows." "But it's the movie that struck me the most, as a young girl and as an actress, `Breakfast at Tiffany's' (1961), because I saw Audrey Hepburn on the screen, and you wanted to be in her world, you wanted to be beside her. You wanted to be walking down Fifth Avenue with her, sharing that croissant." Charlize Theron of June's "Snow White and the Huntsman" revealed she "learned everything from love, watching `Splash' (1984), and that's why I'm still single," generating big laughs from the audience. "So, thanks Tom Hanks, Daryl Hannah, for that."
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