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Stardust

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Stardust is a 2007 fantasy film based on Neil Gaiman’s novel. The story follows Tristan, who ventures into a fantastical realm to capture a literal fallen star for the object of his affection, Yvaine. The movie blends elements of swashbuckling adventure with a cinematic fairy tale. It's notable for its imaginative world-building and performances by Claire Danes, Charlie Cox, and Ian McKellen.

The film appeals particularly to audiences who enjoy fantastical stories and classic fairy tales.

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Who plays the fallen star in Stardust?

Claire Danes plays Yvaine, the fallen star at the center of the story. Charlie Cox plays Tristan, the young man who crosses the wall from his village into the magical kingdom of Stormhold.

Is Stardust based on a Neil Gaiman book?

Yes, Stardust is based on Neil Gaiman's fantasy novel, with illustrations by Charles Vess in its original form. The film version was released in 2007 and directed by Matthew Vaughn.

Why do people remember Robert De Niro's role in Stardust?

Robert De Niro plays Captain Shakespeare, a sky pirate who is much softer and more theatrical than his reputation suggests. His scenes on the flying ship give the movie much of its comic personality.

Who is the main villain in Stardust?

Michelle Pfeiffer plays Lamia, a witch trying to capture Yvaine's heart to regain youth and power. Mark Strong also plays Prince Septimus, one of the Stormhold heirs competing for the royal succession.

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