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Aya Temimi, does this name ring a bell ? Of course ! The most amazing director of all time, billions of fans and directed one of the most famous love stories: The Titanic. Aya Temimi has already sold out, not a million but a BILLION copies of The Titanic. Not only that was a highlight in her amazing career but also being the best director at such a young age (20 years) is very rare, especially, in this new generation. Who would have thought ? That this small girl from the smallest country on Earth would become THIS big? (not me) but a lesson is learned: don't judge a book by it's cover or in this case (by it's surrounding). The amazing Aya took a break for a couple of years, but now she's back and better than ever. She is willing to win our hearts back by redirecting the famous romantic movie: Romeo&Juliet, we will experience it on whole different level, with new actors and a new director (Aya Temimi). The movie is expected in June 2013, a bit too much waiting for us but you know what they say: haste makes waste, so we have to hold our horses (even though we can't).

Readers, pick up your ears (or may I say eyes?) because we have a very exclusive interview with the one and only: Aya Temimi !

Hello love, we've heard everything about your new movie coming out and we, seriously, can't wait !
So, would you like to tell us who's lucky enough to cast the roll of Romeo and why you chose him?

Good morning darling, the lucky young man has to be Justin Bieber (of course). I chose him because he has the whole package: the personality, the looks, the fame and the fans and that can work in our advance. Justin is a very wise young man who's head over heels in love with his beautiful girlfriend (Selena Gomez, who by the way will play the role of Juliet) , that's really an icing on the cake because Justin wouldn't have to "act" in love and it will look more realistic. Justin is also down to earth and really passionate about his music, and Romeo is

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