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EARTH TO ECHO Actors: Teo Halm. Brian "Astro" Bradley. Reese Hartwig. Jason Gray-Stanford. Alga Smith. Cassius Willis. Peter Mackenzie. Chris Wylde. Michael Watford. Israel Broussard. Actresses: Ella Linnea Wahlestedt. Sonya Leslie. Kerry O'Malley. Virginia Louise Smith. Valerie Wildman. Mary Pat Gleason. Brooke Dillman. Tiffany Espensen. EDGE OF TOMORROW Actors: Tom Cruise. Bill Paxton. Brendan Gleeson. Noah Taylor. Kick Gurry. Dragomir Mrsic. Jonas Armstrong. Franz Drameh. Masayoshi Haneda. Tony Way. Actresses: Emily Blunt. Charlotte Riley. Lara Pulver. Madeleine Mantock. Assly Zandry. Beth Goddard. Mairead McKinley. Rachel Handshaw. Anna Botting. Jane Hill. ELSA & FRED Actors: Christopher Plummer. Actresses: Shirley MacLaine. Marcia Gay Harden. THE EMPTY HOURS Actors: Kristyan Ferrer. Eliseo Lara Martínez. Fermín Martínez. Bartolo Campos. Actresses: Adriana Paz. ENDLESS LOVE Actors: Alex Pettyfer. Bruce Greenwood. Robert Patrick. Rhys Wakefield. Actresses: Gabriella Wilde. Joely Richardson. THE EQUALIZER Actors: Denzel Washington. Marton Csokas. David Harbour. Bill Pullman. David Meunier. Johnny Skourtis. Alex Veadov. Vladimir Kulich. E. Roger Mitchell. Actresses: Chloë Grace Moretz. Haley Bennett. Melissa Leo. EXODUS: GODS AND KINGS Actors: Christian Bale. Joel Edgerton. John Turturro. Aaron Paul. Ben Mendelsohn. Ben Kingsley. Isaac Andrews. Ewen Bremner. Ghassan Massoud. Actresses: Maria Valverde. Sigourney Weaver. Hiam Abbass. Indira Varma. Golshifteh Farahani. Tara Fitzgerald. THE EXPENDABLES 3 Actors: Sylvester Stallone. Jason Statham. Antonio Banderas. Jet Li. Wesley Snipes. Dolph Lundgren. Mel Gibson. Kelsey Grammer. Harrison Ford. Arnold Schwarzenegger. THE FACE OF LOVE Actors: Ed Harris. Robin Williams. Jeffrey Vincent Parise. Actresses: Annette Bening. Jess Weixler. Linda Park. 87th Academy Awards Page 9 of 34.

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