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Released on 13 Sep 2013 STAR GROUP LTD. Page 1 FOX Movies Released On 13 Sep 2013 STAR GROUP LTD. Page 1 FOX Movies Premium PROGRAMME SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER Friday, 01/11/2013 00:35 PIRANHA 3DD (15/16)<2012> 01:55 SINISTER (15/16)<2012> 03:50 VACANCY (15)<2007> 05:20 CHRONICLES OF NARNIA, THE: THE LION, THE WITCH AND (PG)<2005> 07:40 MONKEYBONE (15)<1999> 09:15 WATCH, THE (15/16)<2012> 10:55 ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER (15/16)<2012> 12:40 PLAYING FOR KEEPS (15)<2012> 14:25 HOMELAND S3 Ep4 Game On(TBA)<2013> 15:15 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep1 30 Days Without an Accident(TBA)<2013> 16:05 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep2 THE WALKING DEAD S4, 2(TBA)<2013> 16:55 SILENT HILL: REVELATION (15/16)<2012> 18:30 CHRONICLES OF NARNIA, THE: PRINCE CASPIAN (PG)<2008> 21:00 AVENGERS, THE (15)<2012> 23:20 HELLBOY (15)<2004> STAR GROUP LTD. Page 2 FOX Movies Premium PROGRAMME SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER Saturday, 02/11/2013 01:20 CABIN IN THE WOODS, THE (15/16)<2011> 02:55 PROMETHEUS (15/16)<2012> 05:05 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep2 THE WALKING DEAD S4, 2(TBA)<2013> 06:00 MR. BEAN'S HOLIDAY (PG)<2007> 07:35 PALADIN: DAWN OF THE DRAGON SLAYER (15)<2011> 09:20 THE CROWN AND THE DRAGON (15)<2012> 10:55 SOCCER DOG: THE MOVIE (PG)<1999> 12:35 KARATE KID, THE (12)<2010> 15:00 WATCH, THE (15/16)<2012> 16:40 FANTASTIC FOUR (15)<2004> 18:25 2012 (15)<2009> 21:00 UPSIDE DOWN (15)<2012> 22:50 WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU'RE EXPECTING (15)<2012> STAR GROUP LTD. Page 3 FOX Movies Premium PROGRAMME SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER Sunday, 03/11/2013 00:40 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep1 30 Days Without an Accident(TBA)<2013> 01:25 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep2 THE WALKING DEAD S4, 2(TBA)<2013> 02:15 SILENT HILL: REVELATION (15/16)<2012> 03:50 MARTHA MARCY MAY MARLENE (15)<2011> 05:30 ANGELS & DEMONS (15)<2009> 07:50 ENOUGH (15)<2002> 09:45 DUDE, WHERE’S MY CAR? DUDE, WHERE’S MY CAR?(15)<2000> 11:10 HELLBOY (15)<2004> 13:10 ULTRAVIOLET (15)<2006> 14:40 CHRONICLES OF NARNIA, THE: THE LION, THE WITCH AND (PG)<2005> 17:00 HUNGER GAMES, THE (15)<2012> 19:25 UPSIDE DOWN (15)<2012> 21:15 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep2 THE WALKING DEAD S4, 2(TBA)<2013> 22:00 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep3 THE WALKING DEAD S4, 3(TBA)<2013> 22:50 HOMELAND S3 Ep5 Yoga Play, The(TBA)<2013> 23:40 BAY, THE (15/16)<2012> STAR GROUP LTD. Page 4 FOX Movies Premium PROGRAMME SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER Monday, 04/11/2013 01:05 VAMPS (15)<2012> 02:40 TAKEN FROM ME: THE TIFFANY RUBIN STORY (15)<2011> 04:10 SIX DAYS, SEVEN NIGHTS (15)<1998> 05:50 ROBOT & FRANK (15)<2012> 07:20 SOCCER DOG: THE MOVIE (PG)<1999> 09:00 BEACH, THE (15)<1999> 10:55 PALADIN: DAWN OF THE DRAGON SLAYER (15)<2011> 12:40 THE CROWN AND THE DRAGON (15)<2012> 14:15 UPSIDE DOWN (15)<2012> 16:05 HAUNTED MANSION, THE (12)<2003> 17:40 GHOST RIDER (15)<2007> 19:30 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep2 THE WALKING DEAD S4, 2(TBA)<2013> 20:15 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep3 THE WALKING DEAD S4, 3(TBA)<2013> 21:00 MAXIMUM CONVICTION (15/16)<> 22:40 KARATE KID, THE (12)<2010> STAR GROUP LTD. 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Page 7 FOX Movies Premium PROGRAMME SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER Thursday, 07/11/2013 00:50 HUNGER GAMES, THE (15)<2012> 03:15 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep2 THE WALKING DEAD S4, 2(TBA)<2013> 04:00 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep3 THE WALKING DEAD S4, 3(TBA)<2013> 04:45 STRAIGHT A'S (15/16)<2012> 06:15 DO-DECA-PENTATHLON, THE (PG)<2012> 07:35 PLAYING FOR KEEPS (15)<2012> 09:20 RUBY SPARKS (15)<2012> 11:05 GHOST RIDER (15)<2007> 12:55 HELLBOY (15)<2004> 14:55 ACT OF VALOR (15/16)<2012> 16:45 TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF THE MACHINES (15/16)<2003> 18:35 HUNGER GAMES, THE (15)<2012> 21:00 UPSIDE DOWN (15)<2012> 22:50 SIX DAYS, SEVEN NIGHTS (15)<1998> STAR GROUP LTD. 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Page 9 FOX Movies Premium PROGRAMME SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER Saturday, 09/11/2013 00:45 GHOST RIDER (15)<2007> 02:35 SOCIAL NETWORK, THE (15)<2010> 04:35 2012 (15)<2009> 07:10 HAUNTED MANSION, THE (12)<2003> 08:45 CATCH THAT KID (PG)<2004> 10:25 SIX DAYS, SEVEN NIGHTS (15)<1998> 12:05 CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC (15)<2009> 13:50 MAXIMUM CONVICTION (15/16)<> 15:30 VAMPS (15)<2012> 17:05 EASY MONEY (15/16)<2010> 19:10 TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF THE MACHINES (15/16)<2003> 21:00 HOBBIT, THE: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY (15)<2012> 23:50 PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST (12)<2006> STAR GROUP LTD. Page 10 FOX Movies Premium PROGRAMME SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER Sunday, 10/11/2013 02:20 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep2 THE WALKING DEAD S4, 2(TBA)<2013> 03:10 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep3 THE WALKING DEAD S4, 3(TBA)<2013> 04:00 SIX DAYS, SEVEN NIGHTS (15)<1998> 05:45 RUBY SPARKS (15)<2012> 07:30 LOT LIKE LOVE, A (15)<2005> 09:20 GHOST RIDER (15)<2007> 11:15 TOOTH FAIRY 2 (PG)<2012> 12:50 ACT OF VALOR (15/16)<2012> 14:40 LOST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK, THE (15)<1997> 16:50 JURASSIC PARK III (15)<2001> 18:25 HOBBIT, THE: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY (15)<2012> 21:15 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep3 THE WALKING DEAD S4, 3(TBA)<2013> 22:00 THE WALKING DEAD S4 Ep4 Indifference(TBA)<2013> 22:50 HOMELAND S3 Ep6 Still Positive(TBA)<2013> 23:40 ULTRAVIOLET (15)<2006> STAR GROUP LTD. 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