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Emily Blunt married John Krasinski in a private ceremony in Italy on Saturday July 10, 2010.  The 27-year-old British actress and the US actor, 30, said ‘I do’ in front of a handful of friends and family members at the Villa d’Este in Como. Details of Emily’s dress are not yet known.

"John and Emily were married on Saturday in a private ceremony," Krasinski's representative confirmed to Us Weekly magazine.
George Clooney and his girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis were among guests who attended the intimate outdoor ceremony. John and Emily had been staying at George’s nearby home since the beginning of the month so they could be nearby to finalise their wedding plans.
They are reportedly thrilled to be wed and can’t believe how well the big day went.
"It was an outdoor ceremony and absolutely beautiful," an insider said. "It was an official ceremony. They are husband and wife,"
Emily and John started dating in 2008 and got engaged last August.
The couple weren’t the only stars to wed this weekend. Martin Lawrence married his longtime girlfriend Shamicka Gibbs in a private ceremony at the actor’s Beverly Hills home yesterday.
Around 120 guests attended the ceremony, including Eddie Murphy and Denzel Washington.
Country singer Carrie Underwood and former MTV host LaLa Vasquez also tied the knot with their respective beaus Mike Fisher and Carmelo Anthony yesterday afternoon.
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Brit actress Emily Blunt and The Office star John Krasinski have married in Italy. The couple tied the knot in front of guests including George Clooney and his girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis in Como, according to US reports.

They are believed to have been staying at Clooney’s nearby Lake Como estate since the July 4 holiday weekend.

A source told UsMagazine.com: “It was an outdoor ceremony and absolutely beautiful. “It was an official ceremony. They are husband and wife.”
Krasinski proposed to Emily after about a year of dating with a $100,000 three-carat Edwardian diamond and platinum ring. He has spoken of his love for Emily, saying: “She’s a wonderful girl.
“So many people say, ‘You know when you know,’ and it’s true.”
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Emily Blunt “danced the night away” at her bachelorette party in Los Angeles last night. The 27-year-old British actress is engaged to actor John Krasinski, 30. The pair are rumored to be tying the knot in a lavish ceremony in California in the next few weeks, and Emily and a group of her friends, including actress Amy Adams, celebrated the end of her single days yesterday.

The women arrived at Los Angeles’ Trousdale Lounge at around 9pm, taking a large table in the club’s VIP room. They wasted no time ordering dozens of cocktails and spent the rest of the evening on the dance floor.
“They sipped cocktails and then danced the night away,” an onlooker told People magazine.
Amy, who gave birth to her first child, daughter Aviana, with fiancé Darren Le Gallo last month, left before midnight, but the rest of the group lingered until the early hours of the morning.
Emily and Amy met on the set of 2009 film Sunshine Cleaning and have been close friends ever since.
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Emily Blunt says speaking in a different accent helped cure her stutter.

The 'Devil Wears Prada' actress developed a speech impediment when she was just 10 and only overcame it after a teacher at her school made her the lead in a play and told her to speak differently.

The British beauty said: "I did it in a Northern English accent, which is very different from how I speak, although it was probably a terrible Northern English accent since I was so young at the time. But it was somehow liberating. I wouldn't say that I ceased to stutter after that, that it was some huge revelation. But for the first time in five years I was able to speak fluently - and in front of 200 people."

Emily says the stutter had a huge impact on her life and stopped her from being who she wanted to be.

The first trailer for the Matt Damon/Emily Blunt sci-fi thriller The Adjustment Bureau has gone online according to plan over at Yahoo.

Adapted from Philip K Dick’s short story The Adjustment Team (albeit very loosely, since a direct version would be more like an episode of The Twilight Zone), the plot finds Damon as ambitious political type David Norris, who seems destined for greatness and the US senate.

But then he meets ballet dancer Elise Sellas (Blunt), and, as you might expect, falls for her. Soon, however, he’s up against the mysterious agents of fate known as the Adjustment Bureau – fedora-topped types who claim to move the chess pieces of the world around to a pre-assigned plan. And David’s relationship with Elise is interrupting their carefully designed scheme…

Cue a tough decision – does David let her go and see both their futures secured, or does he try to hang on to his love and risk their lives.

The trailer pitches a brainy, intriguing idea blended with lots of running and both Terrence Stamp and Mad Men’s John Slattery looking coolly menacing in sharp suits. We’re sold. But see what you think.

If the men behind the Bureau have their way, the film will arrive on September 17.

 

Emily Blunt is reportedly planning to marry next month.

The 'Devil Wears Prada' actress is busy finalising her nuptials to actor John Krasinski - who stars in the US TV version of 'The Office' - with the big day set to take place in either London or Los Angeles.

A source said: "They'll get married in about a month.

"She is planning the wedding right now and is down to the last-minute details. They picked up their wedding bands yesterday (13.04.10).

"It will be a big wedding. probably in London or Los Angeles."

Emily Blunt wants to use the cello to escape the pressures of fame.

The British actress - who won numerous awards for her role in last year's period drama 'The Young Victoria' - wants to reignite her passion for the musical instrument to help her learn to relax and switch off from work.

She told Stylist magazine: "I want to learn to play the cello again. I played for ten years and used to be really good but then I discovered a social life and gave it up. It's so sad and I'm angry with myself because, when I pick it up now, I'm rubbish. This time I'm going to get a teacher and just do it."

'Up in the Air' starring George Clooney has received the most nominations at next year's Golden Globes.

The comedy drama - in which Clooney stars as Ryan Bingham, a corporate downsizer who travels the country delivering bad news - is up for six awards, including Best Motion Picture, Best Actor for Clooney and Best Director for Jason Reitman.

Reitman said: "I can't put into words how exciting it is to feel and to know that I'll be going to the Golden Globes with everyone I worked with on this film.

"This was one of those ensembles that we really enjoyed working together. We're a tight-knit family. The idea that we're going together is just wonderful."

'Up in the Air' is closely followed by new musical movie 'Nine' which is named in five categories and science fiction film 'Avatar' and Quentin Tarantino's World Ward II parody 'Inglourious Basterds' which both have four nods.

Up for Best Actress are Emily Blunt for her performance in 'The Young Victoria', Sandra Bullock for 'The Blind Side', 'Last Station' actress Dame Helen Mirren, Carey Mulligan for her role in 'An Education' and Gabourey Sidibe, who starred in 'Precious: Based on the Novel Push By Sapphire'.

Emily Blunt is learning to play the ukulele.

The 'Devil Wears Prada' actress - who stars as Princess of Lilliputia in new movie 'Gulliver's Travels', which is based on the classic novel by Jonathan Swift - has taken up the guitar-like instrument after seeing her two co-stars Jack Black and Billy Connolly playing it on set between takes.

Emily, 26, claims she is getting good and serenades fiance John Krasinski with her favourite Otis Redding song.

She said: "I can play 'Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay' and that Beatles song, 'When I'm 65' or is it '64'? Whatever it is. I like that one. Next I'd like to learn 'Somewhere Over The Rainbow' on the ukulele."

Emily Blunt used to have a stutter.

The 'Young Victoria' actress suffered from the speech impediment while growing up and admits she used to be reluctant to speak as a teenager.

She said in an interview with New York Times magazine: "Because I couldn't talk very much, I watched the world go by more closely."

Rather than let her stutter get the better of her, Emily improved her speech by listening to the different accents of the people in her acting class.

She said: "I've always been fascinated by accents, and the way people speak, and the intonations of it, and that was because I found it so hard to speak in my own voice."

Emily, 26, doesn't shy away from self-improvement. She went to "dance boot camp" for her role as a ballerina in new movie 'The Adjustment Bureau', in which she stars alongside Matt Damon.

She recently said: "I'm going to dance boot camp. I'll never be at the same standard as a professional, but hopefully I'll be able to do a little bit.

"I didn't do ballet when I was a child. I gave it up in some sort of bratty rage, claiming it hurt my feet."