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Cinema boss bans Sharon Stone



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THE founder of one of China's biggest cinema chains says he will no longer screen Sharon Stone films after she suggested this month's devastating earthquake could have been the result of bad karma over the Chinese government's treatment of Tibet.
Ng See-Yuen, founder of UME Cineplex called Stone's comments "inappropriate".


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  • Last Updated: 28 May 2008 10:52 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
1

James (1),

28/05/2008 15:17:19
That is the danger with "celebrity" they can say anything and certain tubes will believe them.

What is even more worrying is if the celebrity believes it.
2

Biker,

Ayr 28/05/2008 19:46:11
Never mind Sharon, you can come to the pictures with me.
3

',

29/05/2008 12:06:01
#2 biker

Might have known you would defendsuch an awful commnet durning a crisis.
4

Bravetart,

29/05/2008 22:39:43
#2 If you see the photo of her when she flashed her cash this week you might change your mind.

She must have had a booty double in Basic Instinct.

I'd book surgery if mine looked like that!

 

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