Emma Thompson to join stars on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Britain News.Net
Tuesday 27th July, 2010 (ANI)

Actress Emma Thompson has added another feather in her cap - she will soon join the stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Thompson's one-time college boyfriend Hugh Laurie will be among the celebrities saluting her when she unveils her pavement plaque.

The Oscar winner's star - the Walk of Fame's 2,416th - will be situated outside Hollywood Boulevard pub The Pig n' Whistle, reports the Daily Express.

The unveiling ceremony will take place on 6 August (10). (ANI)

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Camille
07-27-10, 11:36 PM

Emma Thompson to join stars on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Hugh Laurie deserves to be given a star too. There was actually an online petition for that before...

Bren
07-28-10, 11:48 AM

Star for Hugh

There is still one, sign it and spread the word!!!

http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/hughlauriestar

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