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Entertainment Tonight ask punishing questions on A-Team set
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23rd October 2009
Shut up, fools!
Entertainment Tonight have made the first set-visit to Joe Carnahan's take on The A-Team, and as usual, have completely wasted the opportunity to find out anything interesting and instead concentrate on pointless celebrity fluff like Bradley Cooper's diet.
Get this, the presenter actually says the following line:
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"The big question: is there an A-Team love story?"Although they haven't done their usual trick of playing cool footage and having some Voiceover Douchebag talk all over it, there are some glimpses of the Team in character; Rampage Jackson's B.A. is now sporting that infamous mohican and Sharlto Copley just stands around, looking like he's got no idea what the fuck happened to him over the last six months.
But the big question is: where did Face buy his adorable kevlar vest from? Back to you in the studio, Julia!
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