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gig in 2001. “But I’m not in commercials quite as much.” Between his sporadic obligations for the phone company (he

appeared on the Emmys with host

Jane Lynch and in the Super Bowl spot featuring the iPhone 4), he focuses on his production com-pany, Table Ten

Films, which has a movie he wrote called The Green on DVD Tuesday.

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Peter FacinelliThe 37-year-old actor reprises his role as vampire patriarch Carlisle Cullen in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn—Part 1, in theaters now.

Were things very different on the set from the fi rst

Twilight fi lm? There was a purity doing the fi rst one when we were able to just hang out. For the last movie, we all decided to stay in the same hotel in Squamish, British Columbia. I asked the front desk

for [costar] Kellan Lutz’s room num-ber and they wouldn’t give it to me! But it’s been fun to watch the cast’s rise to fame.What does your family [he and

actress Jennie Garth have three

daughters] think of your blond hair

in the fi lms? The kids didn’t even notice. I was like, “See anything

different about me?”You play a pick-

pocket in the

fi lm Loosies

[available on

Video on

Demand].

Ever try your

skills in real life?

I practiced steal-ing wallets from some of the cast and crew. And I

was tempted walking around the

subway, but I didn’t want to get arrested.

Letters to Walter Scott

can be sent to P.O. Box

5001, Grand Central

Station, New York, N.Y.

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Q: What has Ashley Jensen been up to since Ugly Betty? —Emily Gentithes,

New York City

A: The Scottish actress, 42, has been putting her accent to good use. She voiced a cheeky frog in

Gnomeo & Juliet, and she can be heard in the new fi lm Arthur Christmas, playing a gift-wrapping elf in Santa’s workshop. “I’m a bit of a wonder at wrap-ping myself,” Jensen says. “I like a good bow. I take my time and put a holiday movie on in the back-ground. I go all out.”

Q: Has Desperate

Housewives’ Felicity Huffman made any movies? —Margarette

Mattern, Temple, Tex.

A: Yes, several, includ-ing 2005’s Transamerica, for which she won a

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Q: Were Super 8 cameras used to shoot the fi lm Super 8? —Natalie Passman,

Ocean City, N.J.

A: Yes and no. Some scenes from The Case—the zombie movie the fi lm’s young characters are mak-ing when they witness a mysterious train crash—were captured using the retro technology. “But even much of that needed to be shot with a 16mm cam-era to allow for various visual effects,” explains J. J. Abrams, who wrote and directed the sci-fi hit (out on DVD Nov. 22). Still, he felt plenty nostalgic on set. “The camera that the kids used in the movie was identical to the one I used as a kid,” he says.

Golden Globe. Although she loves making fi lms, she has enjoyed her time on Housewives, now in its fi nal season. “I’m not a

great traveler,” says Huff-man, 48. “I don’t like be-ing away from my family, so if I had to choose, TV would be my preference.”

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—Z.D., Calif.

Yes! “When we’re in other countries,

I’ll be a total tourist,” says Swift, 21,

who bought a cool suitcase in Japan and

perused the wares on London’s

famed Portobello Road recently. “I love a

good flea market.” The CD/DVD set of

her recent Speak Now tour hits stores

tomorrow.

Q: Where has the Verizon Guy been? I haven’t seen him in commercials lately. —Joan Waits, Hampton, Ga.

A: “I’m still under con-tract with Verizon, and they are still planning to use me,” says Paul Mar-carelli, 41, who landed the “Can you hear me now?”

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Scott Raab, nonfi ction ($26)

Being a Cleveland sports fan, Raab writes, requires enduring “a half-century of season-ending defeats so naked in their bitterness that they had become national legend.” Like other Clevelanders, he took LeBron James’s leaving the Cavaliers—without winning an NBA championship—for the Miami Heat in July 2010 as the worst kind of betrayal. Though this book is

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My grandmother, who lives in Waco, Tex., is an amazing cook. Her home is a (beyond) five-star experience. She’s never served a meal that doesn’t have candles, crystal, and beautiful silver. She treats her family like special guests, even serving simple eggs on a china plate with a gorgeous fork. Eating at her house is an incredible experience.

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the grip of a fi nancial crisis. A sinister tycoon (Chris Cooper) plans to buy and demolish their old studio, which sits atop oil reserves, unless—as balcony buddies Statler and Waldorf point out—the Muppets can raise $10 million.

What are Jim Henson’s fab felts to do? Get the old gang together—even though they haven’t spoken to each other in ages and seem to still live in a world without Facebook—and organize an old-fashioned

TV telethon. “It’s the Muppets doing what they do best: putting on a show,” says Jason Segel (above, with Walter, a new Muppet), who cowrote the screenplay. It may seem surprising to fi nd the R-rated comedy actor sharing screen time with Fozzie Bear, yet “it’s been on my secret wish list to do a Muppets movie,” he says. “I always had the toys, even when I was way too old.”

But will kids weaned on high-tech Pixar fare warm to cuddly characters whose idea of entertainment is to simply play the music and light the lights? “We are still innocent and fun and accepting. I think people fi nd that refreshing, especially today,” says Kermit. And with the movie’s smart winks at Gen X parents (a barbershop quartet version of “Smells Like Teen Spirit” is a highlight), Segel thinks audiences will happily come along for the ride. “If the new generation takes to it like I did,” he says, “they’re going to fall in love pretty quickly.” A theater packed with fans has at least one Muppet seeing stars again. Says Miss Piggy, “I enjoy being 40 feet wide on the big screen.” —Mary Margaret(The Muppets is in theaters Nov. 23.)

Hollywood closes out 2011 with a � urry of family � lms, from Martin Scorsese,

Steven Spielberg, and the Muppets, plus Streep, Downey, Cruise, and more

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to see!

STARRING Tom Hanks, Sandra Bullock, Thomas Horn

In this adaptation of the acclaimed novel, newcomer Horn (discovered when he was a Jeopardy! Kids Week champion) plays a boy who loses his doting dad (Hanks, right, with Horn) in the 9/11 attacks, then clashes with his mom (Bullock) as they grieve. Oscar buzz is building for the ensemble, but will Horn continue with acting? Though director Stephen Daldry calls the young actor “the real deal,” he thinks Horn might be poised for bigger things: “He’s

STARRING Jamie Bell, Andy Serkis, Daniel Craig

“Belgium has three big exports: chocolate, beer, and Tintin,” says Bell, who voices the globe-trotting, mystery-solving teen journalist of Belgian artist Hergé’s comic-book series. Tintin was never as big in America as he is overseas, but director Steven Spielberg is a huge fan. Using motion-capture animation, where the actors perform their characters’ movements wearing hundreds of sensors, Spielberg teamed up with coproducer Peter Jackson to create an Indiana Jones–style romp—it involves sunken treasure—that may change the lad’s fortunes stateside. “In any other country,” Bell adds, “Tintin’s hair is as iconic as Indy’s fedora.”

STARRING Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, Noomi Rapace

Director Guy Ritchie says this sequel to his 2009 adven-ture fl ick is like the fi rst fi lm “on steroids.” Expect bigger explosions, showier stunts, and a more formidable villain in Professor Moriarty (Jared Harris), the sleuth’s classic nemesis. Rapace (star of the Swedish fi lms based on Stieg Larsson’s thrillers) joins the cast, and Law’s Watson gets married, triggering Holmes’s jealousy. “He’s always going to be humorously slighted by anything that detracts from Watson’s attentions,” says Ritchie.

super-intelligent,” Daldry says, “and I hope he goes on to solve global warming instead of staying in entertainment.”

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows | Dec. 16

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close | Dec. 25

The Adventures of Tintin | Dec. 21

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STARRING Meryl Streep,

Jim Broadbent

Streep (below) transforms her-self into Margaret Thatcher for a biopic of the polarizing British prime minister. “It looks at what she might have felt as a woman in a political world dominated by men, and as someone from a more humble background who found herself in a patrician party,” says director Phyllida Lloyd. “She was a double outsider.”

STARRING Asa Butterfi eld,

Ben Kingsley, Chloë Moretz

An orphaned boy (Butterfi eld) in 1930s Paris fi nds a link between his late father and the pioneer-ing fi lmmaker Georges Méliès, in this fi rst family fi lm (and 3-D feature) from director Martin Scorsese. Based on the YA best seller The Invention of Hugo Cabret, it’s fi lled with the wonder and whimsy of movies—and there’s nary a goodfella in sight.

STARRING Jeremy Irvine,

Emily Watson, David Thewlis

This story of a steed pressed into service during World War I has enthralled audiences as a play, in which the horses are portrayed using puppets. Now director Steven Spielberg has translated it to the screen with real animals. “It’s the horse’s story told from the horse’s point of view, and Steven has that E.T. empathy with creatures,” says Watson, who plays the mother of the rural lad (Irvine) whose beloved thoroughbred goes off to battle.

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You’re known for healthy eating—

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I do practice what I preach when it comes to nutrition. I eat Greek yogurt and blueberries for breakfast every day. But I think it’s okay to indulge on special occasions, and my favorite indulgence is Memphis-style or Texas barbecue. If

so dejected, and my wife, Lisa, suggested that TV would help me get through to more people.

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After several guest appearances, I had gotten pretty comfortable, and I was doing a segment about gas. I said to the audience that the average person passes gas 14 times a day, and so it was likely that Ms. Win-frey had done so during the episode. Luckily, Oprah met my statement with uproarious laughter, and it was a priceless, hysterical moment.

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Lisa and I love to get outside with our four kids. We go hiking, apple picking, even skiing. I also love watching football; I played on the college team at Harvard. But my favorite show is House.

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Several years ago, I performed bypass surgery on a 25-year-old woman, and she celebrated after-wards with a fast-food meal. I was

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Well, I weighed more than 200 pounds in college. I was an ath-lete, and I was eating a lot and lifting a lot of weights. Also, I’m a huge music lover, espe-cially southern rock. I love Lynyrd Skynyrd to this day.

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A fi lm festival sensation and an early Oscar favorite, The Artist is a black-and-white, almost

entirely silent movie (with a sym-phonic score) about the advent of talkies and one star’s inability to

adapt. The leads (Dujardin and Bejo, left) are unknown here, but they may not be for long, as critics have extolled the heart, energy, and charm of this valentine to Hollywood’s dream factory.

STARRING Rooney Mara, Daniel CraigMara (below) went through weeks of auditioning to convince director David Fincher she could rock the role of Lisbeth Salander, avenger of male abuse in the best-selling Swedish thrillers. Expect Fincher, who cast iconic tough guy Craig as Lisbeth’s crime-solving colleague Mikael Blomkvist, to push the bounds of

antiheroic behavior on-screen. “I was fascinated by why characters who seem so outside of main-stream heroics had be-come so beloved,” he says. “They’re fl awed and make mistakes. I think that’s why they’re so relatable.”

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The silent movie

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STARRING Matt Damon, Scarlett Johansson, Thomas Haden Church

Damon (below) plays a widower who moves to the California countryside hoping to make a fresh start with his kids. Turns out the house he likes comes complete with … you guessed it. Cowritten by director Cameron Crowe from a memoir by Benjamin Mee, this story of recovery and renewal came under scrutiny after October’s exotic-pet tragedy in Ohio, with PETA calling for a warning on the fi lm against owning wild animals. For his part, Damon says, “What happened [in Ohio] was horrifi c. But our characters—and the real guy, Benjamin—take [operating a zoo] very seriously.”

We Bought a Zoo | Dec. 23

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo | Dec. 21

STARRING Tom Cruise, Jeremy Renner, Ving Rhames

Ethan Hunt (Cruise) and his team are blamed for an attack on the Kremlin and must work to clear their names. Director Brad Bird makes the leap from ani-mation (The Incredibles, Ratatouille) to live action for this venerable franchise’s fourth fi lm installment.

Mission: Impossible—Ghost Protocol | Dec. 21

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MB:Our show reminds me a lot of my family’s Thanksgiv-ing table growing up. I have a brother who is a Republican and another who is a Demo-crat. My father [former national security advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski] used to create his own version of strategic warfare at the dinner table. Most of the time, it ended with a really great family debate. Sometimes it ended badly on the front lawn. There was one really bad dinner during the Iraq war, and my brothers, Mark and Ian, did not handle each other well. Plus, my mom’s nutty and fun—she used to make us all giddy by bringing our horse, Strawberry, into the house at Thanksgiving and Christmas. That horse was amazingly nimble.JS: I didn’t have a former national security advisor for a father. My father was a businessman, and we moved around a lot before settling in Florida. We rarely talked politics. We would get together and play catch-up, trying to fi gure out what everybody had been doing for the year. Now, at this stage, I’m interested in having my kids talk. I’ve got younger kids, 8 and 3, but also boys coming

kids hardly knew, and what things were like for us growing up. MB: We’ll talk about the election, defi nitely the economy. My father will probably try to give some perspective to my daugh-ters about the world they’re growing up in. For him, no topic is too big for a child. He always reminds me to not leave them out of the conversation because of their age. JS: This year is going to be our fi rst Thanksgiving without my dad, so I’m sure we’ll talk a good bit about him. At Thanksgiving dinners, he was famous for offering the longest prayer in the history of Christendom. He would literally thank God for everything that had happened in the previous 12 months while my mother was tapping her foot, wondering if her food was going cold, and the kids were getting restless. I will not burden my children with that. But we’ll certainly miss him terribly. It’ll be tough for my mom. This will be the fi rst time in 55 years that she’ll have Thanksgiving without him.

We’ve started holding hands and praying before dinner, which we had stopped doing for a while. It’s our way of reconnect-ing. Our children’s lives are so much more hectic than ours were growing up. Thanksgiving dinner and the entire four-day weekend is a perfect time to bring everybody together and talk about those who got us to where we are.

Tune in to Morning Joe weekdays

from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m on MSNBC.

By Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough >

Holidays to Remember Talk of sports and politics, a bit of nostalgia, and a family prayer—

how the Morning Joe hosts plan to celebrate Thanksgiving this year

pretty. I have two daughters, and if we can get through dinner without one searing the other with a vicious comment, we consider that a good night.JS: As I’ve gotten older, I use the dinner to talk more about our family and the grandparents my

back from college. Joey, my older son, and I usually spend way too much time talking about sports. I can tell you already that we’ll be talking about Alabama Crimson Tide football and the Boston Red Sox, singing the praises of Alabama and wondering what went wrong in Boston.MB: My kids are 13 and 15. I have so much respect for how my parents were able to get us to conduct those political conversa-tions, although it wasn’t always

“We’ve started holding hands

and praying before dinner.

It’s our way of reconnecting.”

—Joe Scarborough

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Mika, center, with her mom, Emilie, and her brother Ian in 1986, celebrating with their horse, Strawberry.

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