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Tom Sturridge (Like Minds, Being Julia), who was originally cast as the lead in Jumper before they replaced him with Hayden Christensen (Bad Call), will have another chance to co-star with Rachel Bilson in the indie romantic comedy Waiting for Forever. Sturridge plays a wanderer who tries to reconnect - in a somewhat stalkerish way - with his childhood love, an actress in Hollywood (Bilson). The cast also includes Jaime King, Nikki Blonsky, Scott Mechlowicz, Riley Smith, Blythe Danner and Richard Jenkins. (THR)
Trailer for Sam Mendes' drama Revolutionary Road, featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet. [imdb]
Keira Knightley goes period again! She's in talks to play Zelda Sayre, wife and muse of F. Scott Fitzgerald, in The Beautiful and the Damned. Nick Cassavetes (The Notebook) is directing the film about the Jazz Age icons. (THR)
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Nicolas Cage will play a 14th century knight (you heard me) transporting a girl suspected of being the witch behind the Black Plague in the supernatural thriller Season of the Witch, directed by Dominic Sena (Gone in Sixty Seconds). (THR)
D.J. Caruso describes a "major plot change" in Y: The Last Man movie, and Annalee Newitz translates it for the rest of us:
So here's what that means, for those of you who've read the comic books. First of all, we are going to lose all the interesting subplots about how the political regimes of the world reconstitute themselves inthe wake of losing every single creature with a Y chromosome. We'll get very few chances to learn about the Israeli military, the Amazonian terrorists, the Japanese all-girl Yakuza, the women's prison-turned-farm-coop, and the female scientists working to make it possible to rebuild the world out of the DNA they've got left.
In other words: A comic book about a world entirely filled with women is going to turn into a movie about a dude.
Jeremy Piven, after winning his third Emmy, considers going back to his roots in theatre:
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