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Penelope Cruz at US premiere of "Sahara"
www.chinaview.cn 2005-04-06 10:39:51

 
Spanish actress Penelope Cruz show up with a camel at the premiere of her new action adventure film "Sahara" in Hollywood, April 4, 2005. Cruz stars as Dr. Eva Rojas in the film. The film opens in the United States on April 8. (Xinhua/AFP)
Spanish actress Penelope Cruz show up with a camel at the premiere of her new action adventure film "Sahara" in Hollywood, April 4, 2005. Cruz stars as Dr. Eva Rojas in the film. The film opens in the United States on April 8. (Xinhua/AFP)
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