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Director Steve McQueen and actors Michael Fassbender and Liam Cunningham talk Hunger, a drama based on Bobby Sands' hunger strike in Northern Ireland's Maze prison. [imdb]
Jason Dohring and Kate Burton have joined the cast of the new HBO comedy, Washingtonienne, which revolves around the professional and personal lives of three smart, sophisticated 28-year-old women (Rachael Taylor, Bitsie Tulloch and Amanda Walsh) working on Capitol Hill.
'At the center is Jackie (Taylor), a recent transplant from New York who has decided to pursue a career as a speechwriter but first must work her way up from the intern desk.
'Her mentor in the ways of Washington is her old college friend April (Tulloch), who has been on the Hill since graduation and lives a prematurely middle-age lifestyle with a boyfriend who seems more in love with his flashy senator boss than with her.
'And finally there's Laura (Walsh), a small-town girl whose workaholic ways often come at the expense of a social life and who is constantly defending her Republican views to her liberal friends.'
David Furr plays April's boyfriend Tom, an aide to a charismatic senator. Dohring will play Jackie's co-worker, Spencer, a senior legislative assistant to a senator, and Burton plays the senator's put-upon personal assistant. (THR) [imdb]
First look (at last!) at Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life, starring Brad Pitt, Sean Penn and Jessica Chastain. [imdb]
New Watchmen footage that premiered at the Scream Awards, and the new poster. [imdb]
Photographs by Simon Annand of actors preparing for the stage. (ONTD)
Clips from the next episode of Heroes, "Eris Quad Sum".