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Catherine Zeta-Jones Wants to Walk Like an Egyptian
October 25, 2008 at 12:39pm PST
Tags: Catherine Zeta-Jones, Chicago, Cleopatra, Elizabeth Taylor, Hugh Jackman, Oscar, Richard Burton, Steven Soderbergh, Traffic, Wolverine
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Catherine Zeta-Jones hasn’t really been on the Hollywood scene lately. The 39-year old seems perfectly content to hang with her husband Michael Douglas on their vast Bahamian property and enjoy the good life. Can you blame her?

But it looks like Zeta-Jones might be coming out of semi-retirement to play Cleopatra in the upcoming 3D Hollywood epic Cleo. You know homegirl can work a blunt bang and heavy cateye makeup.

Wolverine himself, Hugh Jackman, is in talks to play Mark Antony.

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