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Quills premiere

SMX2000112003 - 20 NOVEMBER 2000 - BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA, USA: Jamie Lee Curtis and her husband Christopher Guest at the premiere of "Quills" at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in Beverly Hills on November 20, 2000. cc/STAR MAX/Russ Einhorn UPI ***EUROPE, AUSTRALIA, JAPAN OUT ***

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