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Your support makes all the difference.COURTENEY COX has not done too badly in the Scream movies, but generally the cast of Friends have not made a huge success of the transition from small screen to big. Fools Rush In (8pm Sky Premier, right), a satellite premiere, does little to buck the trend. In Andy Tennant's romantic comedy, Matthew Perry, the wisecracking Chandler from the TV sitcom, plays a prudish man who is obliged to marry a volatile photographer (Salma Hayek) after a one-night stand results in pregnancy.
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