First off, apologies for the shaky camera work in the pic, but you'd be shaking if you met someone as hot as the lovely Eva! She was really nice, we talked about Jessica Simpson and home improvements - way more exciting than i've made it sound... honest!

Edith's got my interview with Eva on the show today from 2.30pm, but until then you can watch this little clip of her latest movie

I'll be talking about this more on the show later, but in the meantime, enjoy!

This week the extra bit is all about these lovelies...

The Sweeney Todd star came in to talk about what it was like working with Johnny Depp in his new movie

And after you've listened to this... make sure you check out our exclusive Sweeney Todd preview

We have been lucky enough to get an exclusive clip of the much anticipated Tim Burton film.  It has an amazing line-up of stars including Johnny Depp, Helena Bonhem Carter, Alan Rickman and Timothy Spall.

The film is out on Thursday 24th January and we cannot wait - enjoy the taster...

Timothy Spall, who stars in the film, dropped into the studio to chat to Edith.  Listen to the interview.

James King: Tuesday 22nd January 2008 was a strange day. With the shivers still tickling my spine from seeing Cloverfield in the afternoon - and being reminded over its 85 minute running time just how fragile life can be - then comes the news. Heath Ledger, an actor so vibrant and passionate in his roles, has died.

I tried to remember the first time I met him. I think it was whilst he was promoting The Four Feathers, a not-very-good historical epic that he made during his somewhat lean years between being a teen heart-throb and a credible Brokeback cowboy. His laidback Australian attitude didn't make for a great interview but in an age of polished, rehearsed soundbites it stuck out from the crowd. Much better than a few years later when I met him in New York. Answering questions about himself seemed so painful for Heath that the interview still remains un-aired.

But Heath Ledger was a very good actor. From the cheekiness of A Knight's Tale to the seriousness of Monster's Ball. From the bravado of The Patriot to the tenderness of Brokeback Mountain (the film he will always be best remembered for). His range was undeniable. An upcoming role as Batman's nemesis The Joker, meanwhile, looks as if it will be his most mesmerising yet. So whilst he may never have been an actor to play the publicity game with journalists, I can't help but admire him for ultimately just letting his acting do all the talking.

Edith: I found out last night about Heath Ledger when James called me. To say I was in a state of shock would be an understatement.  A very sad loss to the world, what a talent that hadn't really shone with it's full potential yet. A very private man who fought to maintain an element of his life private in a very public job.  I hope that the media and others will respect his family that are left behind and allow them to try and come to terms with this incredibly sad news.  Thoughts are with them.

Let us know about your favourite Heath memories and leave your tributes for him here...

Ryan came in to talk about his new movie Definitely, Maybe. He let us into his work out secrets and how he loves rubbish tv just like the rest of us! If you can't wait to see more of Ryan - check out a clip of the movie here

Definitely, Maybe is out on 8th February

We 've been talking about this on Edith's show for ages now and it's absolutely brilliant.

It's called Juno and it stars Ellen Page as MacGuff, a confident teenage girl who faces an unplanned pregnancy. Juno and best friend Leah (Olivia Thirlby) hatch a plan to find Juno’s unborn baby the perfect set of parents, Mark and Vanessa Loring (Jason Bateman and Jennifer Garner), who are longing to adopt their first child.  Luckily, Juno has the support of her dad and stepmother (J.K. Simmons and Allison Janney)

It's in cinemas on 8th February, but we've been given this exclusive clip to get you excited!

You can also find out more about the star of the film, Ellen Page, in this interview.

James gives us his opinion on the Golden Globes and BAFTAs - plus some reviews of films out this week

The TV and film star talks about his new movie 'The Good Night'. Martin also chats about his future plans, including playing Rembrandt in a new film 'Nightwatching' and his ambition to work with Steve Carell (the David Brent of the american version of The Office).

If you heard Reggie chatting to Edith the other day then you'll definitely remember him bigging up this new movie Teeth. It's about…wait for it…a girl who has teeth where you really wouldn't expect them to be. Watch the trailer to make you squirm. That said, this does look genuinely bang on, not as stupid as the premise might suggest. But ultimately it's still about a lass with a toothy downstairs area...

The nominations are finally in! This year's BAFTA's will be held on 10th February at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, London.

There's a full list of all the nominations here but the main nominees are:   

Atonement - 14
No Country for Old Men - 9
There Will Be Blood - 9
La Vie en Rose - 7
The Bourne Ultimatum - 6
American Gangster - 5
The Lives of Others - 5
Michael Clayton - 5

Oh we're spoiling you... here's yet another pic from the new Indy film - Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Only a few more months to wait too! We didn't realise Chris Moyles had a starring role either until we saw this...

Ray Winstone, Shia LaBeouf, and Harrison Ford in a scene from Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, which will be released on May 22, 2008, by Paramount Pictures.

© Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All rights reserved. Photo by David James.

Everyone who meets him says Tom Hanks is lovely and if you listen to this you can tell they're so right! He talks about his new movie Charlie Wilson's War, whether there will be a follow up to The Da Vinci Code and why he supports Aston Villa

Here's my midweek sneaky peak - I'll be giving you more info on the show this afternoon! Enjoy!

Dominic popped in to talk movies and what it's like playing Lincoln Burrows in Prison Break. And if you can't wait to see him in action again, it's back on Sky One on Mon 28th Jan at 10pm

This is the trailer for Jumper - nope, not the sort you've just got off of aunty at Christmas. It's the new film from the Director of The Bourne Identity and Mr and Mrs Smith,it stars Hayden Christiansen and Samuel L Jackson and will be out here on February 14th!

Award season is upon us and you may already have an idea who deserves to win. But some movies from 2007 that have been released in the US have not been shown in the UK yet. And here's a few who are definately in the running for the most sought after award of them all.

So we've talked big Blockbusters thats coming to a cinema near you in 2008! Now it's time to look at the big films that will have you in stitches. Here's my top comedy predictions for this year.

Happy New Year! 2008 promises to be great year at the movies and here are some of the blockbusters you can look forward to