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Katie Holmes escapes car explosion

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Katie Holmes narrowly avoided serious injury after a car caught fire on a movie set.

The actress, who is currently on location in Australia filming 'Don't Be Afraid of the Dark', was shooting a scene in the vehicle when the battery exploded last weekend.

Katie was left shaken after dashing from the car just before it burst into flames.

A source said: "Katie was inside a car when the vehicle's battery exploded - it was sparking smoke and fumes before the car then caught fire.

"The exploding battery was not a part of the film."

In 'Don'tBe Afraid of the Dark' - a remake of a 1973 TV movie - Katie plays a woman who is stalked by wicked gnomes.

Katie - who is married to Tom Cruise - has previously revealed she is excited about working on the new film.

She said: "I'm really enjoying it. The movie is really character-driven. It's really her journey becoming a mother. In the midst of that, there are unexpected scares."

Katie has been accompanied on her trip by her three-year-old daughter Suri.

It was recently claimed the 30-year-old actress splashed out £400 to ensure her child won't miss their Los Angeles home too much.

Katie is believed to have treated the youngster to a bicycle, a 'Dora the Explorer' piano, a Barbie doll, luxury bed sheets, lavish home accessories and a selection of traditional board games.

Holmes' Cry For Help?

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Katie Holmes' cry for help

So last night -- being Thursday and whatnot -- we decided to have the guys over for some beer, poker and of course So You Think You Can Dance? We're kidding. We had the guys over after we watched So You Think You Can Dance? through a veil of shameful tears. In our defense, we only tuned in because of the overly hyped Katie Holmes guest appearance. Um, what the hell was that? A prerecorded, lip-synched Judy Garland song with minimal dance moves beyond some "taa-daa!" jazz hands? Isn't the whole point of being on a talent-driven reality show to risk possible failure and humiliation in front of a live audience? And when did famous people start getting jealous of our normalcy? We're pretty sick of it, actually. We'd prefer to see talented nobodies doing backflips and cartwheels in a live homage to Vanilla Ice than watch Katie Holmes work out her childhood issues in a low-rent music video. All this to say, we're pretty sure it was a cry for help on Katie's part. Think about it; it's not like Katie can say: "I'm a prisoner in my own life. Please help" openly, but doesn't performing Judy Garland on So You Think You Can Dance? say that anyway? Just a thought.