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Brad Pitt Unfazed By Ex's 'Echo'
Posted by Defamer Hollywood at 5:10 AM on April 2, 2008
· Brad Pitt's shingle, Plan B in name only (we're looking at you, Aniston), buys rights to David Grann manuscript, "Lost City of Z," for Pitt to produce and star in. [Variety]
· Helen Mirren and Christopher Plummer replace Meryl Streep and Anthony Hopkins in Tolstoy biopic The Last Station, putting the production down two Oscars but up two Golden Globes (wink!). [Variety]
· Writers strike yields a spec script boom, particularly for untested scribes with Diabo Cody-esque backstories. Really makes those days on the line worth it, huh? [THR]
· TNT loves Raymond, picking up Romano's pilot (penned with Mike Royce) Men of a Certain Age, a comic drama akin to Sideways about three men in their forties in midlife crisis. Is one of the manifestations misrepresenting one's age? Because last we checked, Romano was over 50. [Variety]
· Steven Soderbergh puts Matt Damon's box office draw to the test, casting Scott Bakula, Joel McHale, Mike O'Malley and Melanie Lynsky opposite the Bourne actor in dark, comedic thriller The Informant. [THR]
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MisterMuggles
Posted 7:04 AM 2/4/08
I think y'all mean "unfazed," not "unphased." Unless you mean Brad is unsynchronized or irregular, which may also be true.
MisterMuggles
CourageousCoward
Posted 6:35 AM 2/4/08
Ooooh! Are we to be treated to a slew of back-n-forth movies that play out the 'he said - she said' of their relationship? This'll be fun!
"The Lost City of Z(ahara) - a thinly veiled reference to Aniston's unwillingness to have a baby with Pitt.
CourageousCoward
whitiris
Posted 7:57 AM 2/4/08
Tom Wilson AND Joel McHale in a movie? I am there opening night.
whitiris
metroville
Posted 7:37 AM 2/4/08
You failed to mention the real casting coup of the Soderbergh project, that being one Tom Wilson.
Butthead.
metroville
Megan Lynn
Posted 8:12 AM 2/4/08
The omission of Biff and the misspelling of unfazed can only be explained by a rip in the time/space continuum, the science of which is pretty shaky and kind of made up. In other words: oops!
Megan Lynn