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11 July 2007

Cinema Girl Kate B. in Rapier Lens

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Make way for British pulchritude!

Delectable Kate Beckinsale arrives at the 20 June London premiere of action figure Bruce Willis's latest cinematic smash-up Live Free or Die Hard.

Moonlighting paparazzo Nathan J. Hulse captured the 33-year-old actress and star of Serendipity, Cold Comfort Farm and Emma during a seven-hour celeb watch at the Empire Cinema, Leicester Square.

Nice work if you can swing it.

Posted at 04:37 PM in Nathan Photography |

Comments

I've just noticed people can leave their own comments to posts here.

I'd like to say thank you to the people that commented on my photography at last nights gig (13th July). Your comments are very encouraging. Thank-you Greg for posting the pictures, and others for looking at them.
Nathan

Posted by: nathan | 14 July 2007 at 03:43 AM

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