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30 BoxoFncE 20TH CENTURY FOX turns to its Fox TV network sibling for primary inspiration for its 6/19 sci-fiflick "The X-Files Movie" (below). A movie that could speak to various demos arrives 6/26 in a "Doctor Dolittle" remake (bottom right), starring Eddie Murphy in the Rex Harrison role. Fox hopes to see moviegoers exhale with eagerness for the 7/10 release "How Stella Got Her Groove Back" (bottom left). The romantic comedy "Something About Mary" will be discerned 7/1 7, and the studio closes what it hopes will be another magical summer with the Drew Barrymore/Anjelica Huston starrer "Cinderella," bowing 8/7.
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