The festive season is certainly over, but Katie Price still dressed like it was Yuletide on Sunday.The glamour model wore a bobble hat with a white outfit as she and her family hit the red carpet for the LEGO Movie UK premiere at Vue West End in London.But it wasn't just Christmas fashion Katie displayed at the Leicester Square event, but also some Christmas spirit as she wore a bright smile while posing with her children and husband. Yuletide fashion: Katie Price doesn't seem to want to let go of Christmas judging by her festive outfit at the LEGO Movie UK premiere Family time: the glamour model brought her three children Junior Harvey and Princess Tiaamii to the red carpet event Junior, eight, and Princess Tiaamii, six, were there with their mother, with Princess opting for a tutu and bow, while Katie's eldest son Harvey, 11, had a on a padded khaki green gilet, with burgundy trousers and cream Ugg boots. Kieran Hayler, Price's third husband, was on hand too, but it seems their five-month old son Jett was with a babysitter so they could all enjoy the 3D animation together.
Also in attendance was glamour Nicola McLean and her youngest son Striker, who she happily carried in her arms as they walked down the red carpet at the Leicester Square cinema. Like mother like daughter: Princess had also opted for a white and silver colour theme but with the addition of a pink bow and tutu One missing: Katie's husband Kieran Hayler was also there but their son Jett seemed to be at home with a babysitter Third times a charm: Katie married Kieran following her divorce from Alex Reid, and before that Peter AndreThe blonde model looked pretty in a cropped blazer, vest top, grey skinny jeans and nude heels for the though she had a quick chat with some of the performers, including a woman wearing a vibrant dress with colourful LEGO pieces attached and hanging from the red fabric. presenter Kate Garraway was also in attendance, and got accosted by a LEGO characters Emmet and Wyldstyle, who in the film are voiced by Chris Pratt and Elizabeth Banks.
Yummy mummy: Nicola McLean took her youngest son Striker to the £D animated event Trim: Former WAG Lizzie Cundy went for a wintry look in leather mini and fur (left), while Kate Garraway opted for jazzy green trousers Well presented: Ex Blue Peter host Katy Hill and her husband, the former Live And Kicking presenter Trey Farley brought their two children Kaya Skye and Akira Rare appearance: Justin lee Collins took two young family members to the red carpet premiere at Vue West End Collins made a rare public appearance with two young family members, over a year after he was convicted of harassing former girlfriend Anna Larke in a seven-month abuse campaign, for which he was sentenced to 140 hours community service.Ex Blue Peter presenter Katy Hill attended with her husband, former Live And Kicking host Trey Farley and their two children Kaya Skye and Akira.Certainly Katy would be up against Princess Tiaami in the 'who wore the tutu skirt best?' competition.Nicola chatted to a LEGO lady inside the venue
Kate chatted to LEGO characters Emmet and Wyldstyle, who in the film are voiced by Chris Pratt and Elizabeth Banks The celebrities had turned out to watch the animated story that follows one ordinary LEGO minifigure, who is mistakenly thought to be the extraordinary MasterBuilder, and so is recruited to join a quest to stop an evil LEGO tyrant from gluing the universe together.Hollywood stars from the big to the small screen have leant their voices to the 3D movie, including Will Arnett, Alison Brie, Charlie Day, Will Forte, Will Ferrell, Dave Franco, Jonah Hill, and Morgan Freeman.The new 3D computer animated film will be released across the UK from the 14th February 2014 Come back: Justin's return to the public sphere comes over a year after he was convicted of harassing former girlfriend Anna Larke in a seven-month abuse campaign Home time: Katie tweeted a picture of Kieran and Princess sharing a loving kiss on the train journey home Box Office: ‘Fifty Shades Darker’ No Match for ‘The Lego Batman Movie’
Break out the whips, the dead dog, and the batarang. “,” a deeper dive into the world of BDSM and “Twilight” fan fiction; “John Wick: Chapter 2,” a violent exploration about the lengths man will go to avenge pooch; and “,” the cinematic union of a Danish toymaker and a comic book brand, will all be flooding theaters this weekend. Each film is aimed at distinctly different audiences, offering up something for every age group and gender. The three new releases should turbocharge a sleepy .“All the studios are trying to get a jump on Valentine’s Day and President’s Day.” Tracking suggests that “The Lego Batman Movie” will top charts for the weekend, picking up more than $60 million. The film is a spinoff to the 2014 smash, “The Lego Movie,” and is part of a larger push by Warner Bros. to build up its animation division. “The Lego Batman Movie” cost $80 million to make, a relatively economical sum for an animated film at a time when Pixar movies routinely clock in at north of $200 million.
“The Lego Batman Movie” follows the caped crusader as he tries to save Gotham City from the Joker. It features the voices of Will Arnett, Zach Galifianakis, Michael Cera, Rosario Dawson, and Ralph Fiennes, and has gotten the kind of reviews that “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice” would murder for — Rotten Tomatoes currently has the film at 98 percent “fresh.” Warner Bros. will push this film out in more than 3,400 locations, and in Imax, RealD, and every other conceivable format. Some outlets have pointed to the softer tracking for “Fifty Shades Darker” as a sign that the spark has gone out on the romantic drama. The Universal release is eyeing a debut of $40 million, roughly half of what its predecessor “Fifty Shades of Grey” brought in during its opening weekend in 2014. Some of that discrepancy may be attributable to the lack of novelty surrounding billionaire businessmen with a taste for kink (we do live in a post-Russian dossier/golden showers world, after all).
But there are also valid reasons why it’s not a hot candle wax-to-hot candle wax comparison. “Fifty Shades of Grey” opened on a holiday weekend, a period that coincided with Valentine’s Day. This year, the annual tribute to love and Hallmark doesn’t occur until next Tuesday, limiting the potential for “Fifty Shades Darker” to become a saucy date night movie. Universal didn’t release a budget for the film, but word is it cost $55 million to make. “Fifty Shades Darker” will be in 3,705 North American locations, although there’s no word yet on whether or not those will include 4DX locations. That leaves Lionsgate’s “John Wick: Chapter 2” vying for third place. The action thriller is expected to open to just shy of $20 million when it opens in around 3000 locations. Keanu Reeves returns as the title character, a hitman who is adept at finding creative ways to kill people. For PETA’s sake, we hope there’s a lower puppy death count. The first “John Wick” was something of a cult hit, earning $86 million globally.
Lionsgate is distributing the film, and, like Universal, declined to give a budget. The first film reportedly cost $20 million to produce, and sequels usually carry higher price tags. Budgets are something of a moving target with studios, who take a magical realist approach to financial accounting. Tax breaks have a habit of fortuitously appearing right when it’s time to report box office results, and executives have a penchant for rhapsodizing about how foreign pre-sales limit their company’s financial exposure to the point where a huge flop doesn’t even register as a blip on the balance sheet. It’s funny because those same rhetorical devices don’t make an appearance when a movie is a big success. Still, it’s alarming that some Hollywood studios have now decided to get out of the business of even bothering to offer up alternative facts. In an industry that thrives on obfuscation, they’d rather not say anything at all. Account/Project Coordinator (Ad Agency) Executive Director, Aspen Film