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This year's MTV Movie Award noms are in! Coming of age comedy 'Superbad' leads the pack with five nominations, followed closely by 'Juno' with four noms.

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The live-action fairytale 'Enchanted' premiered on Saturday night at the El Capitan theater in Hollywood. The stars of the film -- PATRICK DEMPSEY, AMY ADAMS and RACHEL COVEY -- came out for the festivities, while others who joined in on the fun included TERI HATCHER and her young daughter EMERSON, "Ugly Betty" star AMERICA FERRERA, HELEN MIRREN and hubby TAYLOR HACKFORD, and songstress CARRIE UNDERWOOD (whose song "Ever Ever After" is featured in the film).

JUST IN: PATRICK DEMPSEY tells ET that his ABC hit "Grey's Anatomy" is not prepared for the pending Writers Guild of America strike.

While promoting his new film 'Enchanted,' he told ET's THEA ANDREWS, "The problem is that we're not that far ahead scriptwise. I think we'll have enough shows that take us through Christmas, and after that we'll see if that's the season or not."

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PATRICK DEMPSEY is riding high these days: ABC's "Grey's Anatomy" is consistently one of the top-rated shows on network television, and his role as Dr. Derek "McDreamy" Shepherd on the primetime drama has earned him his second Golden Globe nomination.

He's also up for a Screen Actors Guild award as part of the show's talented ensemble cast. And on top of that, he's currently on the big screen starring opposite HILARY SWANK in 'Freedom Writers,' with another movie -- 'Enchanted' -- hitting theaters later this year.

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With "Grey's Anatomy" on hiatus, PATRICK DEMPSEY is using his downtime to shoot a movie for Walt Disney Pictures. His new role as a no-nonsense divorce lawyer who rescues a damsel in distress in 'Enchanted' is a big jump from his role as Dr. Derek Shepherd, aka Dr. McDreamy, on the hit ABC series.

"I wanted something that was non-violent and fun and something that I can bring my daughter to. This is the perfect movie for that," Patrick tells ET's MARK STEINES on the New York set of the film.

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