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Skating siblings terrify America's Got Talent judges. A duo of skating siblings terrified America's Got Talent's judges with its death- defying routine in the latest episode set to air tonight. Bill and Emily England, a brother and sister born and raised in Birmingham in the UK, faced judges Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum, Simon Cowell, Mel B and guest judge Laverne Cox in Pasadena, California.

They can be seen in a preview clip of tonight's episode performing a series of stunning lifts at an impressive speed, with Emily grabbing onto her brother's beard in an especially thrilling moment. Scroll down for video Flying high: Skating siblings Bill and Emily, of Birmingham, UK, terrified America's Got Talent's judges with its death- defying routine in the latest episode set to air tonight.

Act: The brother and sister can be seen in a preview clip performing a series of stunning lifts at an impressive speed and nailing one acrobatic position after the other. Emily and Bill, who have performed in Las Vegas in the past and previously wowed the judges during their audition, stepped onstage for the third round of judge cuts. Their routine began with a short choreography by Emily while Bill removed his shirt, prompting a few cheers from the audience. The judges, who became familiar with the duo's taste for risky acrobatics during its original audition in June, looked nervous from the get- go. Bill then jumped right into the performance by lifting his sister and balancing her on his shoulders, before spinning on himself at high speed. Progress: Emily and Bill, who have performed in Las Vegas in the past and previously wowed the judges during their audition, stepped onstage for the third round of judge cuts. That looks painful! In an especially impressive moment, Emily grabbed onto her brother's beard, and he then spun her around just a few feet away from the judges' table.

This was just a taste of what was to come, as the brother and sister went on to deliver a nail- biting performance. They nailed one acrobatic position after the other and Emily's head came dangerously close to the floor several times.

At one point, Bill grabbed Emily by one arm and one leg and spun her around amazingly fast, prompting Mel to scream from the judges' table just a few feet away. Too much to handle: Simon put his hand on Heidi's shoulders as she clasped her hands below her face anxiously during the siblings' dangerous performance.

Screaming: Mel B, who watched from the judges' table, was clearly impressed by the duo. The performance apparently became too much to handle for Mel, who ended up turning her back to the siblings as they carried on with their act. In an especially impressive moment, Emily grabbed onto her brother's beard, causing a horrified Heidi Klum to predict that she would keep holding on to Bill's facial hair during the next bit. That prediction turned out to be accurate, and Bill put one hand on his sister's arm and the other around her leg to twirl her around in an impressive finale. Overwhelmed: Guest judge Laverne Cox hid her face behind her hands as Bill and Emily continued performing their impressive routine. Reaction: Heidi and the other judges were nervous from the get- go, since they became familiar with the siblings' taste for dangerous acrobatics during their audition in June. Simon, meanwhile, put his hand on Heidi's shoulders as she clasped her hands below her face anxiously.

Bill and Emily finished strong, with Emily climbing on top of her brother's shoulders to sit as the duo held its last pose. The preview clip doesn't reveal the judges' decision regarding the siblings' future on the show—and whether they can hope to walk away with the $1 million cash prize—but makes it clear they were impressed by the risky act.

Fun Facts About 'You've Got Mail'Five years after Sleepless in Seattle(1. Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan, and Nora Ephron joined forces again for You've Got Mail. In the triumvirate's second project, Hanks played Joe Fox, founder of a mega- bookstore chain, who has an online romance (in the nascent days of the Internet) with Kathleen Kelly (Ryan), the owner of a small children's bookshop. It doesn't take long for the pair to learn that online romances can be much easier than real- life ones. IT WAS BASED ON A 1. HUNGARIAN PLAY. Parfumerie was written by Miklós László.

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It's about two bickering co- workers at a Budapest gift shop who don't realize they're pen pals. It was adapted for the screen twice before You've Got Mail: once as The Shop Around the Corner (1.

James Stewart, and again as the musical In the Good Old Summertime (1. Judy Garland. Producer Julie Durk got the idea to remake The Shop Around the Corner after watching the movie in 1.

Durk told producer Lauren Shuler Donner, who then optioned the rights. Years later, Donner came up with the idea to have the remake involve the Internet, and the wheels were set in motion. MEG RYAN DIDN'T HAVE A COMPUTER BEFORE MAKING THE MOVIE."I got my first computer when I did that movie," Ryan told Vanity Fair. I think that the company gave us a computer."3. DABNEY COLEMAN HAD NO IDEA WHAT BEING "ONLINE" MEANT. Dabney Coleman played Tom Hanks' father, Nelson Fox.

In 2. 01. 0, Coleman recalled his experience auditioning for the film: "At the interview, I walked in and Nora Ephron, who wrote and directed that, said … Uh … I still can’t think of it now. What do you say … ? Watch Cake Online Ibtimes. What is the expression? Is it, 'Are you online?' Meaning, 'Do you use a computer?' What do you call it? Does that make sense to you? Is there such an expression?

Meaning, 'Do you have a website, and do you use a computer?' Anyway, whatever it was, I said, 'I don’t even know what that means.' And they all laughed. And that was well into the computer age. I still only use the computer for e- mail—and to bet on sports. That’s it."4. NORA EPHRON WANTED TO SET THE FILM ON NEW YORK CITY'S UPPER WEST SIDE BECAUSE IT FEELS LIKE A SMALL VILLAGE.

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According to Shuler Donner, Ephron—who directed, co- wrote, and produced the film—saw the Upper West Side as a small community in the same way that the village in The Shop Around the Corner was a small community. To establish this, Nora showed scenes at the beginning of the film of bread being dropped off outside these closed little stores to make the audience feel like they were in a village even though they were in a metropolis like New York."5. BARNES & NOBLE DECLINED INVOLVEMENT. Producers originally asked Barnes & Noble if they could make one of their stores into a Fox Books location. When they said no, they used the Barneys that had just closed on Seventh Avenue and West 1.

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FOX BOOKS WAS TOO REALISTIC. Production designer Dan Davis and his crew did such a good job making the fake bookstore that passersby asked them when it was going to open. Bullet Full Movie Online Free. KATHLEEN'S SHOP AROUND THE CORNER WAS A CHEESE AND ANTIQUE SHOP.

The owner was sent on vacation while her store was transformed into a doomed business. Years later, the real shop—at West 6. Columbus Avenue—closed down, too.

It became an organic dry cleaner. RYAN WORKED AT A REAL BOOKSTORE TO PREP FOR THE ROLE.

Ryan and Heather Burns, who played Ryan's employee Christina, spent one week working at Books of Wonder, a children's bookstore in Manhattan, to get into their characters for the movie. Books of Wonder is still around by the way.)9. THE OPENING CREDITS WERE SUPPOSED TO FEATURE AN ANIMATED VERSION OF PIET MONDRIAN'S BROADWAY BOOGIE- WOOGIE.

Piet Mondrian's 1. Broadway Boogie- Woogie—a representation of New York City—was a huge inspiration to Ephron. But when animator Mirko Ilić and his staff animated Mondrian's painting, Ephron wanted something more "realistic or romantic." So they photographed all of the buildings along Broadway on the Upper West Side, from 7. Street to the brownstone where the film begins, as a guide for the computer graphic animation. At one point there was a fear that the audience would get motion sickness, because there was a lot of ground to cover. IT'S THE FIRST FILM ALLOWED TO SHOOT IN ZABAR'S. You've Got Mail has the distinction of being the first film to be allowed to film inside the classic grocery store on Broadway and West 8.

Street. 1. 1. THE PASSAGE OF TIME WAS MADE CLEAR IN THE BACKGROUND OF THE MOVIE."The extra who is playing the florist [in the beginning of the film] is pregnant," Ephron pointed out on the DVD commentary. We put a little pad in her tummy. And one of the things you will see later in the movie is when Meg is buying flowers at that florist, there’s a little sign in the window that says, 'It’s a girl.'"1. TOM HANKS WAS ALLOWED TO AD LIB. When Joe carried balloons and a goldfish and accidentally slammed the balloons into the door, Hanks came up with the line, "good thing it wasn't the fish." Improvisation was also welcomed in the scene when the bookstore employees talked about the positives of online dating and cybersex. MICHAEL PALIN WAS CUT FROM THE MOVIE.

Michael Palin spent a week portraying William Spungen, an author friend of Kathleen's, who was based on Thomas Pynchon. But the scenes didn't really fit in with the rest of the movie. According to Palin, the character was a villain with "no redeeming moral virtues."1. HEATHER BURNS WAS AGAINST HANKS AND RYAN GETTING TOGETHER IN THE END."I was young and really idealistic, and I got a little mad that she ends up with the guy who's putting her out of business," Burns recalled about where her thinking was while shooting her first feature movie. And Nora said to me, 'Heather, the older you get, you're gonna realize that things change and there's not very much that you can do about it.

And the city changes, and that's just the way it is.' And as I have gotten older, I realized she was right."1. ALL OF JOE AND KATHLEEN'S EMAILS WERE PUT ON THE MOVIE'S OFFICIAL WEBSITE, WHICH WARNER BROS.

HAS KEPT ACTIVE. In other words, you can still read the emails today, without having to use any of your hacking skills.