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31 July 2006 | From wenn.com | See recent WENN news

French actor Jean Reno married his long-term love Zofia Borucka in Baux-De-Provence, southern France, on Saturday. The Da Vinci Code star, who turned 58 today, wed French-American model/actress Borucka, 35, in a ceremony in the town hall, which was officiated by the town's mayor Gerard Jouve, a friend of Reno's. French singing legend Johnny Hallyday and politician Nicolas Sarkozy performed witness duties at the town hall ceremony, before joining the couple for a blessing at the local church. Reno wore a white suit on the day, while Borucka looked stunning in an off-the-shoulder long cream gown. Reno's Da Vinci Code director Ron Howard, actor Johnny Depp and his partner Vanessa Paradis, Brad Pitt and Sir Elton John were rumored to be among the celebrity guests at the reception that evening. The marriage is the first for Borucka, while Reno has been wed twice before, to Nathalie Dyszkiewicz and Genevieve Reno.

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26 July 2006 | From wenn.com | See recent WENN news

French actor Jean Reno will marry his long-term girlfriend, model Zofia Borucka, in Baux-de-Provence, near Marseille, on Saturday. Divorcee Reno, who turns 58 the following day and Borucka, 35, will wed in front of legendary singer Johnny Hallyday and French politician Nicolas Sarkozy, both of whom will act as his witnesses on the day. The Da Vinci Code star Reno owns a property in Maussane-les-Alpilles, nearby Baux-de-Provence, in the south of France. Baux-de-Provence's Mayor Jouve, who will marry the couple, explains, "Jean is a friend of mine. When he comes to Baux, he always come and visit me. We recently watched the World Cup final together."

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18 May 2006 | From wenn.com | See recent WENN news

The train carrying stars of The Da Vinci Code to its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival made it into the Guinness Book of World Records on Tuesday, after completing the longest non-stop international rail journey. The speedy Eurostar took Tom Hanks, Sir Ian McKellen, Paul Bettany, Jean Reno, Audrey Tautou and director Ron Howard from London's Waterloo station to Cannes, France. The high speed train, which usually carries passengers through the Channel Tunnel, covered the 1,421 kilometer journey, in just seven hours and 25 minutes. An official from the world famous Guinness Book of Records was on board to moderate the attempt. The top speed reached during the record-breaking journey was 299 kilometers-per-hour.

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