When Alex Pettyfer isn’t busy filming movies of his own, the 21-year-old Brit likes to kick back and watch some classic flicks in his trailer. The actor, who was recently cast opposite Channing Tatum in Magic Mike, shares what he’s streaming through Netflix with Us Weekly.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998, R)
The cult film follows the misadventures of sportswriter Raoul Duke (Johnny Depp) and his Samoan lawyer Dr. Gonzo (Benicio del Toro) on a three-day romp from L.A. to Las Vegas.

Carlito’s Way (1993, R)
Released from prison on a technicality, Carlito Brigante (Al Pacino) plans to reinvent himself as an honest man. But every time he tries to stay out of trouble, the bad guys reel him back in.

Flashbacks of a Fool (2008, R)
After the death of his best friend, washed up actor Joe Scott (Daniel Craig) examines his childhood in England and explores how it led to a life of loneliness and self-indulgence.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975, R)
Troublemaker Randle Patrick McMurphy (Jack Nicholson) inspires fellow mental patients to rebel against head nurse Mildred Ratched (Louise Fletcher).

The Sting (1973, PG)
Johnny Hooker (Robert Redford) teams up with veteran swindler Henry Gondorff (Paul Newman) and hatches a plan to scam a homicidal racketeer (Robert Shaw).

Giant (1956, G)
Texas Cattleman Bick Benedict (Rock Hudson) travels to Virginia in the early 1920s and falls in love with a rich, independent woman (Elizabeth Taylor) who later becomes the love of his life.

Source: Us Magazine

PopSugar is extremely excited to announce they’ll be going LIVE from the red carpet at 7pm ET tomorrow night at the MTV Movie Awards! They’ll be interviewing celebrities as they arrive to the event and we’d love for you to join us!

As you know, Alex is nominated and will be presenting this year! They’re hoping to get some time with Alex on the red carpet this year, so send any questions their way! Send them questions via Twitter and be sure to use the hashtag #AlexPettyferMTV so they know the question is for Alex!

You can watch PopSugar’s livestream from the red carpet straight from the site tomorrow, so hopefully we can see Alex walk the red carpet and see him do some interviews.

It’s time to take a break from baby-daddy drama and manskanks galore for some good, semi-clean fun!

Yep, that’s right—another round of our fave new game: Ditch, Do or Marry! And since there have been so many foreign fellows hitting the big screen lately, we decided it’s time to play with some seriously sexy imports.

So which dude and his delicious accent turn you on and which are you ready to turn off?

Alexander Skarsgård, Alex Pettyfer, and James McAvoy?

First up is AT favorite A.Skars. We’ve loved this steamy Swede since he first hit our boob tubes as tall, blonde vamp Eric on True Blood, and we still adore him despite his totally boring tabloid-cover relaysh with Kate Bosworth. Trust, you won’t hear any complaints from us that he’s doing double duty sexing up the HBO series while working on his big screen projects.

Then there’s another Alex: Pettyfer. The relatively new (at least by goss standards) British bad boy made his blonde mark on T-town by appearing in a couple of tween dream sci-fi flicks and romancing Glee gal Dianna Agron. But his days as an alien and a BF are over, what with a very single Alex hitting the big screen next playing a stripper. Muy caliente!

And lastly, the only brunette to make our cut: James McAvoy.

The dude—a strapping Scottish lad—has earned his Hollywood stripes by romancing (onscreen, at least) leading ladies such as Angie Jolie, Kiera Knightly, and Christina Ricci. And we can’t say we mind seeing his toned bod when he’s showing off his ass-kicking abilities in Wanted or X-Men: First Class.

So—we know it’s tough—but which of these fine foreigners would you want to make fireworks with and which are you ready to deport?

Cast your votes for Alex, he’s currently losing in “Do” and “Marry,” at E! Online!

Forget what you’ve heard or read. British import and Dianna Agron ex Alex Pettyfer is just a boring family guy, according to…himself.

And he doesn’t have “thank you” inked above his nether regions, as has been recently reported.

“You know everyone thinks it says ‘Thank you,’” he told me last night in NYC.

So what does the treasure trail tattoo actually say?

“It says my name, ‘Alex.’ It’s boring,” he laughed while taking in the Hugo on Greene Street party at the Hugo Boss store. “He [the writer of the story] said that, not me.”

Since we all know he’s not a fan of L.A. (he called it a “s–thole”), I asked how New York compares.

“I love New York,” he quickly replied, “I love L.A., too. I love both places.”

Come again? Because you sure didn’t sound like you were a fan of Hollywood when you called it “socially disgusting.”

“I don’t think I was so much misquoted but misunderstood,” he explained.

“The most misunderstood boy in America,” his publicist helpfully piped in.

Either that, or perhaps the most reformed?

Figuring there had to be some shocking, off-color quotes left in him, I asked Alex what he would spend his final days doing if the world really ended on May 21.

“I would visit my family and spend the rest of my days with my loved ones,” he offered.

So maybe he’s boring after all. Or maybe not. After all, he’s playing a stripper in his latest movie, which is based on the life of one Channing Tatum.

“I’m a little nervous,” he confessed.

He really shouldn’t be—while his reputation may be bad, he’s pretty easy on the eyes. We’re betting people will pony up money to see him take it off. And at least he’ll finally be able to prove to the world that he doesn’t have the infamous tattoo when he strips down on the big screen.

Source: E! Online

The event will take place in London today, with Take That and JLS performing live to a star-studded audience

The “British Oscars” will be a glitzy event, with plenty of stars descending on the capital to celebrate a year in film.

The National Movie Awards will take place today, Wednesday 11th May, at London’s Wembley Arena.

The full nominations are:
Best Drama : Black Swan, The King’s Speech, 127 Hours and The Social Network.
Best Comedy : Due Date, Just Go With It, Little Fockers and Paul.
Best Animation : Despicable Me, Gnomeo and Juliet, Megamind, Tangled.
Best Fantasy: Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows; Part 1, The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader and Tron: Legacy
Performance Of The Year: Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter, Jennifer Aniston, James Franco, Rupert Grint, Natalie Portman, Emma Watson, Daniel Radcliffe, Geoffrey Rush, Jesse Eisenberg, Jeff Bridges and Ben Barnes.
Must See Movie Of The Summer: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, The Hangover Part 2 and X Men: First Class
One To Watch – Brits Going Global : Jamie Campbell Bower, Henry Cavill, Andrew Garfield, Tom Hardy, Felicity Jones, Luke Evans, Alex Pettyfer and Andrea Riseborough.

JLS and Take That will perform live, with the Fab Five debuting their new single, Love Love. The song is also the soundtrack to director Matthew Vaughn’s latest film, X Men: First Class, starring James McAvoy, Nicholas Hoult, January Jones and Kevin Bacon.

Source: Heart