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D.C. does red carpet movie premieres just a little differently. We don’t get many of them, and if a movie is having a star-studded debut in Washington, chances are it was filmed in the city, there’s a political connection, or both. This means that the usual high-gloss glamour of these kinds of events ends up mixing, with the effectiveness of oil and water, with the stodgy blue-suited anti-glitz of the Washington elite.

Harry Potter fans dressed up and waited in line for hours outside the Uptown Theater Tuesday night. Photo by Andrew Helms. Written by DCist contributor Andrew Helms Forget vampires. Harry Potter and co. stormed back on the scene last night in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, to the delight of would-be teenage wizards and witches everywhere. DCist checked out the midnight premiere at the Uptown Theater in Cleveland Park, where Potter fans lined…

D.C. may be known as Hollywood for ugly people, but for a little while last night, it was almost like we were just plain Hollywood. Granted, there was no actual red carpet at last night’s “red carpet” U.S. premiere — which was billed as a World Premiere despite Tuesday night’s London screening — of Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian at the National Air & Space Museum. But there was a crowd…