Shooting has begun in Sevilla of some of the scenes for the new Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz film ‘Knight & Day’. The crew were filming in the centre of the Andalucía capital on Monday, using doubles in the place of the two stars for the action scenes which are being shot in the city.

Cruise and Diaz have yet to arrive in Sevilla.

Sevilla will be the backdrop for between 16 and 20 day’s filming of Knight & Day, taking place over two phases. The location shooting will bring the city more than 7 million €, including the 10,000 nights booked in the city’s hotels and the compensation businesses will be paid for the time they must remain closed during the filming. EFE gives the amount as 7.50 € per square metre for every day that they cannot open.

Added to that is the massive publicity for Sevilla from a film which the producers calculate will be seen by 300 million people across the world.

Filming moves on to Cádiz next week for a week’s shooting.

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CAMERON DIAZ has made one of the worst films in history, according to moviegoers.

In the last decade, only three flicks have had audience feedback as scathing as her new release The Box, say the company who monitor fan reaction to Hollywood movies.CinemaScore compile Friday-night audience ratings for new releases, asking US cinema-goers to grade them. An A is said to signal a long life with a C described as “pretty much a death sentence”.

The Box – written and directed by Donnie Darko’s RICHARD KELLY – scored an F.Ed Mintz, who runs CinemaScore, said: “People really thought this was a stinker.”

The only films he remembers doing as badly were 2006 horror Bug, Wolf Creek in 2005 and Darkness, a 2002 film about a haunted-house.

Ed, puts the poor score down to the movie’s controversial ending, telling the LA Times: “Who’d want to pay $10 to see that?

“I’d love to hear how they thought they were going to get good word-of-mouth.”

In the film, Cameron plays a cash strapped mum who is promised a million dollars by a stranger if she agrees to press the button on top of a mysterious box.When she does so, tragedies start happening – including her son going deaf and blind.The Box flopped at the American box office and scored generally poor reviews from critics.

But the 37-year-old beauty defended her decision to make the movie, saying: “There is no much about humanity in the script and so much we are trying to understand about who we are as people.”

I’ve uploaded captures from Cameron’s small role as a Blond TV Reporter in the 1998 movie Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas into the gallery.Enjoy!

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- Movie Productions > Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas > DVD Captures

Tonight, only ET’s Mary Hart is with Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz on the top-secret Boston set of their new action-comedy, ‘Knight & Day’ — and we have a sneak peek at their sit-down!

After letting loose in last year’s ‘Tropic Thunder,’ Tom shows off more of his comedic chops in ‘Knight & Day,’ and Cameron reports, “He’s so funny!”

As for the overall feel of the film, she clarifies, “It’s not like a wacky comedy; the situations are kind of absurd.”

“It’s a fun character comedy; adventure, romance — I don’t want to give away too much,” adds Tom. “Girl meets boy, boy sees girl, girl sees boy, adventure ensues.”

Watch ET tonight for much of Mary’s interview with Tom and Cameron!

The highly anticipated ‘Knight & Day’ hits theaters next July, 2010.

Cameron Diaz doesn’t have a problem playing a goofy girlfriend or an animated ogre, but she also can handle a thriller.

In her new flick “The Box,” she plays a literature teacher. Diaz’s character teaches a class where students discuss the play “No Exit” by Jean Paul Sartre and the concept of “Hell is other people.”

Co-star Danielle Heaton, who plays one of Diaz’s students, was impressed with how the superstar was able to stay in character — even when cameras weren’t rolling. Heaton tells “Extra” Diaz’s focus helped all the students stay in the scene. “She was very professional and had an easygoing nature about her.”

While the younger actors had a difficult time reacting to scary moments in the scene that were later added with special effects, Heaton says, “Cameron handled it very well.

In her first feature film outing since last summer’s tearjerker My Sister’s Keeper, Cameron Diaz failed to bring fans to the theaters for her thriller The Box. Her Warner Bros. horror flick, costarring James Marsden, took in a reported $4 million less than Keeper, which grossed $12 million in its opening weekend last July on nearly as many screens.

Hey sunshines,I added captures from Cameron’s 2001 movie The Invisible Circus into the gallery plus special features!Enjoy!

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- Movie Productions > The Invisible Circus > DVD Menus

- Movie Productions > The Invisible Circus > DVD Captures

- Movie Productions > The Invisible Circus > DVD Features: Trailer

- Movie Productions > The Invisible Circus > DVD Features: B Roll

- Movie Productions > The Invisible Circus > DVD Features: Soundbites

I’ve updated the gallery with the British poster of ‘The Box’. Click on the image or the below link to view the poster in the gallery.

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- Movie Productions >  The Box (2009) > Movie Posters