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Josh Hartnett brought a little bit of Hollywood to Minnesota to premiere his new movie, "Hollywood Homicide." Hartnett shook hands and signed autographs along the red carpet Wednesday night as he hosted a special charity showing of his film at $35 to $150 a ticket. The crowd outside Megastar Cinemas, overwhelmingly teenage and female, began massing three hours before the star's scheduled arrival. "It's a good turnout," Hartnett said. "Rivaling Hollywood." The event raised money for CornerHouse, a Minneapolis child-abuse evaluation center. The evening netted $75,000, said Amy Russell, CornerHouse executive director. Hartnett, 24, grew up in St. Paul and graduated from Minneapolis South High School in 1996. He co-stars with Harrison Ford in "Hollywood Homicide," which opens June 13.

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