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'Magic, Magic' Casts a Spell on Emily Browning
We've always said there was something "Magic"-al about this gal.
Emily Browning is proving that there will indeed be life after "Sucker Punch" as she's signed on to star in the indie thriller, "Magic, Magic," according to Variety.
Browning joins Michael Cera in the story about a girl vacationing with her friends in Chile who begins to "lose control of her mental faculties." It's unknown as to whether she'll be playing the girl or one of the friends.
Juno Temple, the "Atonement" actress who recently scored a role in "The Dark Knight Rises," has also signed on for the film, as has Catalina Sandino Moreno ("Maria, Full of Grace").
Not much is known about the film other than it promises to be quite the dark departure for Cera, who's known for his comedic performances in "Superbad" and "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World."
"Magic, Magic" will be written and directed by Sebastian Silva,»
- Bryan Enk
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Alcon Entertainment And Warner Bros Renew Film Pact Through 2015
The early renewal calls for 6 additional distribution slots, bringing The Blind Side filmmaker Alcon Entertainment's total films to 15 through 2015. As part of this pact extension, Alcon has the option to develop, finance, and produce a slate of more modestly budgeted features not necessarily intended for distribution by Warner Bros, which will retain its first right of refusal. Until now, Alcon has developed, financed, and produced motion pictures exclusively for Warner Bros to distribute domestically and as well as internationally on a case-by-case basis. The current pact between the two companies expires in 2013 and today's renewal was was jointly announced by Warner Bros Pictures Group President Jeff Robinov and Alcon co-founders and co-CEOs Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson who said in a statement: “We greatly appreciate the support and loyalty that Jeff and the entire Warner Bros team have shown Alcon throughout our long relationship with the studio. The opportunity»
- NIKKI FINKE
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