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First trailer and photos from Rob Marshall's Nine, an adaptation of the Broadway musical based on Fellini's 8 1/2, and starring Daniel Day Lewis, Sophia Loren, Marion Cotillard, Penelope Cruz, Nicole Kidman, Judi Dench, Kate Hudson, and Stacy Ferguson. [imdb]
Stills featuring Audrey Tautou in Coco avant Chanel. [imdb]
Hugh Jackman, Rachel Weisz and Robert Pattinson are set to star in a period drama written and directed by Madeleine Stowe, Unbound Captives. Weisz will play the female lead, a woman whose husband is killed and her two children kidnapped by a Comanche war party in 1859. She is rescued by a frontiersman, to be played by Jackman. Pattinson will play the son. (RopeofSilicon)
Sam Worthington and Christian Bale talk about their new film, Terminator Salvation.
Guy Pearce, Monica Belluci and Miranda Otto will star in Bruce Beresford's romantic comedy Get It at Goode's, which looks at a group of employees in a high-end salon in an early 1960s Sydney department store, with the arrival of a young Italian woman (Bellucci) prompting change and drama at the store. It's based on Booker nominee Madeleine St John's bestselling first novel The Women In Black, Get It At Goode’s. (THR)
Simon Baker (The Mentalist) has been cast as an attorney on the trail of a sociopathic murderer in an adaptation of Jim Thompson's The Killer Inside Me, directed by Michael Winterbottom (A Mighty Heart, Trishram Shandy). The film will also star Casey Affleck, Jessica Alba, Bill Pullman and Kate Hudson. (THR) [imdb]
A new premium cable series Spartacus: Blood and Sand will feature gay characters, both male and female, says exec producer Rob Tapert. Roughly based on the story of the legendary gladiator who led a slave revolt against the Roman Republic in the first century BC, the show will be "very hard, and very explicit," and aim at a realistic depiction of the gladiatorial life, says Tapert. Spartacus is played by Australian actor Andy Whitfield (Gabriel), while John Hannah (Mummy) will play the devious Batiatus, the owner of the gladiator school and husband of Lucretia, played by Lucy Lawless (Battlestar Galactica). Spartacus is expected to premiere in January 2010 on Starz. (TheTorchOnline, Monsters and Critics)
Stills featuring Audrey Tautou in Coco avant Chanel. [imdb]
Hugh Jackman, Rachel Weisz and Robert Pattinson are set to star in a period drama written and directed by Madeleine Stowe, Unbound Captives. Weisz will play the female lead, a woman whose husband is killed and her two children kidnapped by a Comanche war party in 1859. She is rescued by a frontiersman, to be played by Jackman. Pattinson will play the son. (RopeofSilicon)
Sam Worthington and Christian Bale talk about their new film, Terminator Salvation.
Guy Pearce, Monica Belluci and Miranda Otto will star in Bruce Beresford's romantic comedy Get It at Goode's, which looks at a group of employees in a high-end salon in an early 1960s Sydney department store, with the arrival of a young Italian woman (Bellucci) prompting change and drama at the store. It's based on Booker nominee Madeleine St John's bestselling first novel The Women In Black, Get It At Goode’s. (THR)
Simon Baker (The Mentalist) has been cast as an attorney on the trail of a sociopathic murderer in an adaptation of Jim Thompson's The Killer Inside Me, directed by Michael Winterbottom (A Mighty Heart, Trishram Shandy). The film will also star Casey Affleck, Jessica Alba, Bill Pullman and Kate Hudson. (THR) [imdb]
A new premium cable series Spartacus: Blood and Sand will feature gay characters, both male and female, says exec producer Rob Tapert. Roughly based on the story of the legendary gladiator who led a slave revolt against the Roman Republic in the first century BC, the show will be "very hard, and very explicit," and aim at a realistic depiction of the gladiatorial life, says Tapert. Spartacus is played by Australian actor Andy Whitfield (Gabriel), while John Hannah (Mummy) will play the devious Batiatus, the owner of the gladiator school and husband of Lucretia, played by Lucy Lawless (Battlestar Galactica). Spartacus is expected to premiere in January 2010 on Starz. (TheTorchOnline, Monsters and Critics)