British actress Emma Thompson jokes with U.S. actor Dustin Hoffman (R) as they arrive for the British Premiere of their latest film, 'Last Chance Harvey', in London's Leicester Square, on June 3, 2009.'Last Chance for Harvey' was directed by Joel Hopkins. Getty Images logo Getty Images 6 months ago

British actress Emma Thompson jokes with U.S. actor Dustin Hoffman (R) as they arrive for the British Premiere of their latest film, 'Last Chance Harvey', in London's Leicester Square, on June 3, 2009.'Last Chance for Harvey' was directed by Joel Hopkins.

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