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"  Harvey Weinstein threw one hell of a party last night for The sapphires - his new gem of a movie - about an Aboriginal singing troupe who find fame playing for US troops in war-torn Vietnam in 1968. Despite not yet being released the movie has already seen success after it received a ten minute standing ovation following its&amp;#039; Saturday night Cannes premiere. We reckon the film, starring relative unknowns (Deborah Mailman, Jessica Mauboy, Shari Sebbens and Miranda Tapsell) and Chris O&amp;#039;Dowd (Bridesmaids), may just turn out to star the diamonds rather than sapphires of the 2013 award season.  The party really started to swing as the stars of the film took to the stage for a live performance, including a duet between Jessica Mauboy and Chris O&amp;#039;Dowd. Mauby and O&amp;#039;Dowd later called the rest of the Sapphires up onto the stage for a performance of &amp;#039;Sugar Bun Honey Pie&amp;#039;, which was spiced up a little extra by Chris O&amp;#039;Dowd&amp;#039;s witty comments to Jessica Mauboy in between the chorus lines.  Whether on screen or in person, the charistmatic and carefree stars of this feel good movie definitely know how to work up an audience and we can&amp;#039;t wait to see what great things are ahead of them this year. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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