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del Toro is coming to our Red Carpet Preview!

By Total Film published 5 March 2008

Along with Neil Marshall and Howard Berger...

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Three Hollywood heavyweights have confirmed they'll be attending Total Film & Sky Movies Red Carpet Preview event on 19 March.

Guillermo del Toro will introduce footage from his Hellboy sequel, Hellboy II: The Golden Army and take part in a live, on-stage question and answer session. We wonder if he'll get asked about The Hobbit...

Howard Berger, the man behind the make-up on Planet Terror, Transformers and Prince Caspian, will also be taking part in a live question and answer session. As will Doomsday Director and Total Film favourite Neil Marshall.

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