The chemistry was undeniable during Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s sex scene in 2005’s Mr. & Mrs. Smith. But their on-screen coupling could seem tame compared with Angelina’s steamy turn in the upcoming film The Tourist. Life & Style has obtained a draft of writer Julian Fellowes’ screenplay and can reveal that things get positively scorching between the actress, who is set to play Interpol agent Cara Mason, and her new leading man. So who’s the lucky guy? Ultimate Hollywood heartthrob Johnny Depp is taking on the role of Frank Taylor, an American tourist whom Angie’s character uses to get what she wants, according to Variety.

“The outline of her naked body is visible in the shower,” the script teases, describing one provocative dream sequence. “Frank walks to the shower and opens the glass door. Walking in, he lifts Cara against the glass, clutching at her slithery body, kissing her frantically. She kisses him back with ardor, wrapping her dripping legs around his back.” And things are just as juicy as the story rolls on: “Cara turns abruptly to Frank and presses her body against his,” the script continues. “He’s taken by surprise but willingly responds to her advance, wrapping his arms around her back. They exchange a long, passionate kiss.”

The flick, slated for a 2011 release, will clearly have viewers getting hot and bothered. “Angelina and Johnny are both dynamic actors with magnetic screen presence,” LA producer Mark Kaplan tells Life & Style. “Audiences are fascinated by them and can’t take their eyes off them. Angie is striking, sensual and one of the best actors of our generation. The same goes for Johnny.”

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John Travolta has always been a doting dad, but he’s really been spoiling his daughter, Ella Bleu, ever since the tragic death of his son, Jett, last January.

On November 3, John, 55, treated the 9-year-old to a father-daughter shopping spree at Neiman Marcus in Beverly Hills, racking up more than $12,000 in purchases. “They were so adorable together,” a witness tells In Touch. “Ella was picking out clothes and stuffed animals, and John even bought her a necklace from the fine jewelry department. Of course, people noticed him, but he didn’t seem to care, because he was only concerned about making her happy.”

All of that special attention apparently worked on Ella, who recently made her film debut in dad’s new movie, Old Dogs, in which her mother, Kelly Preston, also stars. “She seemed to be a real daddy’s girl,” says the witness. “It was clear that she adored him.”

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Claire Danes and husband Hugh Dancy arrive at Gramercy Park Hotel for the afterparty for the new movie “Me and Orson Welles” directed by Richard Linklater and which Claire Danes co-stars alongside Zac Efron, and Christian McKay.

Love her shoes!

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I have her new album, and I really like it. There are a lot of great songs on it!

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I’m not sure I’m feeling all these stripes… what do you think?

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LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian out for a romantic lunch at Kushiyu sushi restaurant in Tarzana, CA.   Yes, they still bother me.

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Days after production on her ABC sitcom, Cougar Town, was halted to address a “family matter,” series star Courteney Cox is going back to work.

The 45-year-old actress, who did not disclose the issue that prevented cameras from rolling last week, will resume production on the divorcee comedy on Monday.

Cox, along with the crew of the freshman series, scrapped Friday’s shooting schedule and are on a planned holiday hiatus this week, E! reports.

“We can confirm production on Cougar Town has been temporarily shut down in order for Courteney to deal with a private family matter,” ABC told Usmagazine.com in a statement Saturday.

The actress’ husband, David Arquette, has continued work on his independent film, The Land of the Astronauts in Los Angeles and the surrounding area for the last two weeks. A source insists to E! that Arquette has worked as normal with “no apparent” family issues interfering.

Cox and Arquette, 38, have been married since 1999 and have a 5-year-old daughter, Coco.

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