
By David Poland poland@moviecitynews.com
Great Hollywood Moments: Tom Rothman Meets The Queen

On site observers claim, ““The Queen apparently wiped a tear from under her 3D glasses at the end of the Narnia 3.”
Waiting for the pull quote…


On site observers claim, ““The Queen apparently wiped a tear from under her 3D glasses at the end of the Narnia 3.”
Waiting for the pull quote…
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Followed the link on your tweet to here–On Twitter, it was incomplete. At first glance, I mistook the meaning:
“The Queen Wipes A Tear At Meeting Tom Rothman.”!
No offense meant to T Rothman, of course! I do feel a bit better to learn that the Queen was tearing up over a 3D kid’s movie.
…Somehow.
A figurehead for authoritative decisions should feel right at home alongside Tom Rothman, no?
Fox News reported this morning that the premiere was held in “Lie-ses-ter” Square. They really are as dumb as their viewers.