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FRIENDS MOVIE IN THE WORKS

Warner Bros. spiked rumors that had spread over the Internet that, following the recent success of the movie version of Sex and the City a movie version of Friends was now in the works.

The studio, which owns rights to the Friends shows, issued a statement in London, where the rumors originated, saying that there was "no truth to the story."

The BBC also contacted representatives of some of the stars of the TV show, who also denied the reports.

Lisa Kasteler, a spokesperson for Matthew Perry commented, "Nothing is happening. ... The rumor is false."

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SPIKE LEE DIRECTING MUSICAL

Spike Lee will film the Broadway tuner "Passing Strange."

Helmer will shoot three perfs -- two with auds and one without -- of the critically lauded but sales-challenged musical, according to online reports that surfaced over the holiday weekend.

The show's producers, who are said to be the backers of the video recording, would reportedly aim to air the edited result on a cable net.