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2011年8月24日水曜日

Taylor Lautner Premieres “Abduction” in Australia

Posted Tuesday August 23, 2011 8:28 AM GMT

Taking care of some promotional duties, Taylor Lautner was spotted at the premiere of his new film “Abduction” in Sydney, Australia today (August 23).

The “Breaking Dawn” hunk arrived at Hoyts Cinemas to find a ton of fans and paparazzi waiting for him, and he happily obliged with a few photos before heading inside.

During an interview, Taylor showed his humble nature and his gratitude for having made it so far in the movie business.

"It's amazing the support I get. You never really get used to it. It's because of everyone here that I get to do what I do. I'm always thankful."

Enjoy the pictures of Taylor Lautner at the 'Abduction' Sydney premiere (August 23).


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2011年8月21日日曜日

Taylor Lautner Goes Down Under for "Abduction"

Posted Saturday August 20, 2011 7:16 PM GMT

Making his way to the Land Down Under, Taylor Lautner was spotted touching down at Melbourne Airport in Melbourne, Australia on Sunday (August 21).

Wearing a big smile on his face to go with a mostly-black ensemble, the "Twilight" heartthrob was escorted through the terminal as he's in town for a short Aussie promotional tour tied with his upcoming movie "Abduction".

Set to hit theaters on September 23rd, the thriller caper co-stars Lily Collins while being "centered on a young man who sets out to uncover the truth about his life after finding his baby photo on a missing persons website."

After the movie's theatrical release, "Abduction" is lined up to become Lionsgate's very first early-release VOD test film - with the picture to be made available via VOD beginning three months after it's cinema debut.

According to Bloomberg, Lautner's film "will be offered for $6.99 in standard definition and $7.99 in HD, well below the typical early release prices of around $30."

Enjoy the pictures of Taylor Lautner arriving at the airport in Melbourne (August 21).


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