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"This Means War" London Premiere

New movie

The radiant Reese Witherspoon brought some sunshine to a miserable and freezing West London for the London premiere of This Means War, as she posed in a chic black and green sequined Louis Vuitton minidress outside the Odeon cinema in Kensington. The blonde bombshell, accompanied by co-stars Tom Hardy and Chris Pine, looked absolutely stunning in emerald. No wonder these two men both fall in love with her in upcoming movie.

With such a diverse filmography with strong roles, Hardy surprisingly picked a light-hearted film, as a CIA agent warring with his best friend and colleague (Pine) over the same woman? "It's taken a long time to get here, and now I have the opportunity to work in a romantic comedy with the queen of the romantic comedy." Witherspoon revealed how she's still at the talking stage of West Memphis Three film Devil's Knot. She also expresses that the project is very close to her, having grown up near to where the controversial murder trial took place. Why did she pick This Means War? "It was different. I wanted to up the ante a little bit, and keep people guessing--keep the genre fresh."

Director D McG comments on the score of school children walking down the red carpet, touching on the recent US ratings issue with his film, which almost got slapped with an R rating before cuts were made. "The rating is only a feature of Chelsea Handler's filthy mouth. I had to cut a lot of that out, but she's got a very honest take on editorializing the human condition, and that's why I love her. It's got an air of Bridesmaids, and I like that kind of honesty. There's nothing mean-spirited about the film--it's a big-hearted picture. Reese is a good person, and Tom and Chris are good lads."

The film hits theaters on Valentine's Day.

More info: http://www.thismeanswarmovie.com/