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Taron Egerton is glad Elton John wasn't on 'Rocketman' set while they filmed sex scene: 'That would've been weird'
Taron Egerton talks "nerve-racking" Elton John role in upcoming biopic "Rocketman."
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'Sing' Exclusive Mini-Movie: See Nick Kroll's Pig Under Seige in 'Gunter Babysits'
As revealed in the mini-movie Gunter Babysits from the upcoming home edition of Universal’s tuneful hit, things get downright scary when the bumbling Gunter (voiced by Nick Kroll) agrees to watch the expansive brood of his duet partner Rosita (Reese Witherspoon) for the night. Gunter Babysits is one of three all-new shorts available on the digital and disc versions of Sing. There’s also Love at First Sight, in which gorilla Johnny (Taran Egerton) persuades his piano teacher, Miss Crawly (voice
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'Sing' Cast Does Some Holiday Harmonizing With Paul McCartney, Jimmy Fallon, and The Roots on 'The Tonight Show'
An industrious koala bear (voiced by Matthew McConaughey) tries to save his theater from being shut down by staging an American Idol-style singing contest — which, in turn, gives a variety of the neighborhood’s animated animals the chance to fulfill their lifelong karaoke dreams — in Sing, which is set to be one of the holiday season’s biggest hits. In the clip (watch the full performance below), Jimmy Fallon and his house band, The Roots, kick off a joyous a cappella version of Paul McCartney’
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'Sing' Exclusive Sneak Peek: Singing Gorilla Would Rather Steal the Show Than Rob a Bank
A glimpse at the next animated affair from Illumination Entertainment (the folks behind Despicable Me and Minions) featuring the voice of Taron Egerton
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See the Whole Set of 'Sing' Character Posters, Including Matthew McConaughy as a Koala Bear
The new animated musical Sing — about a passel of cartoon critters crooning their hearts out for a vocal competition — is hitting theaters on Dec. 21. In anticipation, the studio Universal released a set of new posters showing the voice stars with their animated alter egos. Click through to see them all.
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Toronto Review: 'Sing' Is a Veritable Farmyard of Fun
Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon, Seth MacFarlane, and Scarlett Johansson are among the many stars lending their vocal cords to upcoming animated musical from the people who brought us 'Despicable Me' and 'The Secret Life of Pets'
