Tennis star Roger Federer as King Arthur.

Julie Andrews as the Blue Fairy of “Pinocchio” and Abigail Breslin as Fira (from the Disney Fairies series).

Actress Rachel Weisz as Snow White. (Love it!)

Here are the latest Annie Lebowitz photos for Disney’s Year of a Million Dreams campaign. Celebrities are set in fairy-tale settings for the insert, which will be seen in the December editions of Details, Glamour, GQ, Vogue, Men’s Vogue, Vanity Fair, New Yorker, W, Cookie and Conde Nast Traveler.

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Those of you who have seen Brick will know that Rian Johnson has a bit of a gift for re-inventing genres. With his first movie, the writer director brought a hip highschool spin to film noir and with The Brothers Bloom he casts his peculiar eye over the con movie. Expect mucho weirdness, of the good kind.

As you can see from these exclusive pics, The Brothers Bloom stars Adrien Brody and Mark Ruffalo (luff him) as a pair of sibling con artists. Ruffalo is Stephen, a happy-go-lucky swindler, while his brother Bloom (Brody) is the more sensitive of the pair, getting attached to each of his marks and often getting his heart broken. And when the latest victim of their nefarious ways is Rachel Weisz, a bored heiress in search of adventure, you can see why. That the film also stars Rinko Kikuchi (Babel) as a largely mute conwoman with a penchant for karaoke gives you a pretty good idea of the tone to expect.

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Brendan Fraser has closed a rich deal to return in “The Mummy 3,” but Rachel Weisz is not coming back.

Rob Cohen will direct the pic, which is expected to begin production late in the summer. It will be set in China and will introduce Jet Li as a villain.

Universal is planning a summer 2008 release; franchise has earned more than $830 million worldwide. “The Mummy” bowed in 1999 and “The Mummy Returns” in 2001.

Weisz has won an Oscar and had a baby since the last installment, has dropped out of talks to reprise her role. She has several other projects in the offing, including “The Brothers Bloom” and Phillip Noyce’s Outback drama “Dirt Music,” set to begin shooting in August.

Script is by “Smallville” creators Miles Millar and Alfred Gough, who will do another pass that will factor in the absence of Weisz. Universal is holding up a greenlight pending a final rewrite, but a late summer start date is still expected.

Fraser, who previously toplined “George of the Jungle,” has proven a reliable franchise performer. Word has it he’s made a top-of-the-food-chain money deal for “The Mummy 3,” the first film in the series that won’t be directed by Stephen Sommers.

Fraser is also starring in two New Line-distributed films with tentpole aspirations: “Journey 3D,” an adaptation of Jules Verne’s “Journey to the Center of the Earth” that Walden Media and New Line are producing, and “Inkheart,” the Iain Softley-directed adaptation of the Cornelia Funke fantasy novel. New Line is eyeing 2008 releases for both pics, which could lead to a trio of event-sized Fraser films.

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