Robert Downey Jr. ("Iron Man," "Sherlock Holmes") stars as the famed doctor and veterinarian who can talk to animals in a new fantasy adventure film centered on the classic character from Hugh Lofting's imaginative tales. "Dolittle" is directed by Academy Award® winner Stephen Gaghan ("Syriana", "Traffic") and features an all-star cast that includes Antonio Banderas, Michael Sheen, Emma Thompson, Rami Malek, John Cena, Kumail Nanjiani, Octavia Spencer, Tom Holland, Craig Robinson, Ralph Fiennes, Selena Gomez and Marion Cotillard.

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Jo March reflects back and forth on her life, telling the beloved story of the March sisters - four young women, each determined to live life on her own terms.

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Based on Christine Leunens’ acclaimed novel Caging Skies, first published in 2004, the story begins in fictional Falkenheim. In this quaint town under Nazi rule, the end of the war is rapidly approaching. However, in 10-year-old Jojo Betzler’s bedroom, anticipation is mounting. For today, he finally has the chance he’s been waiting all his 10 years for: to join the Jungvolk, aka The Hitler Youth. To Jojo, so credulously gullible and susceptible to the pervasive propaganda that surrounds him, it feels like his first opportunity to do something big and important, to help protect the single mother he loves beyond anything, and maybe even to feel like he belongs. To sooth his insecurities, Jojo brings along an outsized imaginary friend: a clownish, hare-brained apparition of Hitler, who with all the emotions of a child dispenses advice Jojo might have sought from his absent father. With Adolf in his head, Jojo feels invincible. But in fact, Jojo’s troubles are just beginning. Humiliated (and nearly decapitated) in the Jungvolk camp, his frustration only grows deeper. Then, Jojo makes a discovery that slowly, yet radically, transforms how he sees the world. Chasing what he believes to be some kind of phantasm, he finds instead that his mother has been hiding a Jewish girl in the wall at terrible risk to them all. The shock nearly undoes him—here is the “danger” he’s been warned about living in his own home, under his own nose, mere feet from where he regularly confides in his imaginary friend Hitler. But as Jojo endeavors to keep tabs on the mysterious Elsa, his fear and vigilance grow into something even Adolf cannot seem to fathom. For the more he gets to know Elsa as a person, the more she becomes someone Jojo can’t imagine allowing anyone, including his Nazi idols, to harm.

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Megyn Kelly (CHARLIZE THERON) is one of Fox News' bigges starst: blonde, attractive and sexy. Nice legs are more in demand than investigative journalism and uncomfortable questions. When the star presenter gets into a fight with presidential candidate Donald Trump in front of the cameras, she doesn't get any support from the top: station boss Roger Ailes (JOHN LITHGOW) is a friend of Trump. In addition, the riot-candidate gives Fox News top ratings - also with his sexist Twitter campaign against Megyn. Her colleague Gretchen Carlson (NICOLE KIDMAN) refuses to play the "TV-Blondie" any longer. As a result, her contract is not renewed "due to disappointing ratings" - while ambitious editor Kayla Pospisil (MARGOT ROBBIE) gets promoted behind Roger Ailes' locked office door after a meeting... When Gretchen sues her long-time boss for sexual harassment, "Team Roger" is formed immediately at Fox News. Only Megyn remains suspiciously neutral, even Kayla remains silent. But for how long?

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