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Anthony Mackie joins Sam Worthington in cast for Man On A LedgeStar of ‘The Hurt Locker’, Anthony Mackie, is currently in talks to join the cast of Summit Entertainment’s ‘Man On A Ledge’, which will star Sam Worthington, playing the lead, (a former NYPD officer threatening to jump from the said ledge), but as yet we do not know who Anthony Mackie will be playing and, to date, the role of the female psychologist trying to talk the jumper down has not yet been cast.

The movie is to be directed by Asger Leth, with Pablo Fenjves writing and David Ready and Mark Vahradian set to produce.

More details as we get them.

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Jonathan Liebesman to direct Sam Worthington sequel Clash Of The Titans 2Jonathan Liebesman (director of ”Battle: Los Angeles”) will also be directing Clash Of The Titans 2, with Sam Worthington reprising his role as Perseus and Gemma Arterton expected to return as his love interest Io.

Warner Bros needed to bring in a new director after Louis Leterrier decided not to return for the sequel.

As yet, they have not set a release date for the movie, though shooting is rumoured to start early in 2011.

It is reported that this project is a high priority for Warner, because of the first movie’s solid box office performance that reached nearly USD 500 million.

Warner and Legendary Pictures are once again joining forces to produce the movie which will be filmed in 3D rather than being post-converted as was the case for the previous one.

Writing the screenplay for this one are David Leslie Johnson and Dan Mazeau.

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Sam Worthington as Jake Sully in AvatarIn an article from The Associated Press James Cameron has given us more details on the new footage to be included in the cinema re-release of Avatar on Friday:

Apparently we will now witness the death of one of the main characters of the movie, one which was aluded to in the original film. It will be a very emotional scene, which James Cameron described as “the best CG we did in the whole movie.”

Another scene, from which new pictures were released a few days ago, follows a hunt for one of Pandora’s bizarre creatures. We are expecting a very exciting ride for this one.

Along with the re-instated ‘sex-scene’, which was originally cut to ensure the movie’s rating would allow younger audience members to see it at the theatre, it seems we are due to see some spectacular and very moving scenes when we re-visit Pandora this week.

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Sam Worthington heading home for WA Surf drama?

Sam Worthington wearing Volcom surfer hoodieAccording to The West Australian, Sam Worthington will be heading home next year to make a surfing drama set in Margaret River.

The producers of the movie ‘Drift’ have reportedly signed Sam to the project which has an $11 million budget, and is expected to begin shooting next autumn to take advantage of the big waves, moodier skies and, if the schedule allows, the Margaret River Pro surfing event.

Sam is well-known to be a lifelong surfer and is excited about returning to WA.

“I’m a WA boy at heart and to go back there and put something back into my home town is something I am really looking forward to,” he said.

“There’s something pure and true about surfing, and there is something pure and true about this script.”

Drift tells the story of how surfing evolved from a pastime to a global industry, spawning household names such as Billabong and Rip Curl and is inspired by real events. Worthington will play a photographer and journalist instrumental in that revolution.

This movie has come together because of the desire of a group of film industry ex-pats anxious to come home and take advantage of the breathtaking locations and untold stories.

Former Cowaramup resident Tim Duffy will produce along with former McLeod’s Daughters star Myles Pollard. Sydney-based Morgan O’Neill and sports specialist Ben Nott will direct.

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Fan Spots Sam Worthington At LAX

With very kind permission of Franco from the nerdsociety.com website, we are able to share this great pic of Sam at LAX on the 15th of this month!

Thanks babes! x

Sam Worthington spotted at LAX on 15th August 2010 (courtesy of nerdsociety.com)

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Avatar Blu Ray Box ArtworkFox Pathé Europa has today issued a press release announcing the Avatar: Collector’s Edition will be available in France during the last quarter of 2010. List price will be 29.99 euros.

Reportedly, it will consist of three Blu Ray discs containing the extended version of James Cameron’s sci-fi epic, and will include “hours of never-before-seen, exclusive bonus content.”

However, no mention is made of the inclusion of a Blu-ray 3D version of the movie.

The studio will also release this collector’s edition in a limited, numbered deluxe boxset (list price, €149.99). (Please note that this title may not be available in all territories).

Though we still can’t find anywhere to pre-order this edition as yet, many sites will send you an email notifying you when it becomes available.

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Sam Worthington to play Prince Vlad in Dracula: Year Zero: (still from Macbeth)Universal Pictures said this week that the movie Dracula: Year Zero would be shot in Australia and sources have said that the project will be using local crews, locations and cast.

On top of this, Collider.com have done their own bit of digging and have confirmed the rumours that Sam Worthington is indeed attached to star as Prince Vlad himself (though we still have to wait for official confirmation of all these details).

Here is an excerpt from their interview with the producer of the movie, Mike De Luca:

“De Luca: No, these writers came up with the ingenious-what I think is ingenious-approach combining historical Dracula with Bram Stoker’s Dracula. So it chronicles the efforts of a young prince, Vlad of Transylvania trying to keep the Ottoman empire and the Turk’s of the time from using his small country as a stepping stone to invade Europe. So there’s a historical basis for all of that history that’s in the script, but when his back is up against the wall and he can’t figure out how to keep the Turkish army out of his country and keep their hands off his country’s children, which they want to kidnap and press into their army as something they used to call the Jannisserie core, I guess the Roman’s did a version of it also, but this taking of male children from host countries and pressing them into military service for the invading army is another thing he’s trying to prevent. Because his own son is being threatened with that kidnapping. And in the script that we have, he was actually a victim of it himself. He earned the reputation of being the impaler while he was serving the Turks.

One Turk in particular, which is the antagonist in the movie, so in a moment of desperation he looks at this mountain top in Transylvania that all the gypsies in his country say is haunted and full of bad black magic. And he’s never believed in any of that supernatural kind of what he thinks is hogwash. But in a moment of desperation he ascends that mountain to see if there’s any truth to any kind of power that he could use to keep the invading army out. And he finds something that gets him to where we have come to know him as Dracula and uses that power source to kind of fight the Turks after he’s changed.”

This movie sounds like it’s going to be an absolute feast for lovers of Vampire mythology and the legend of Prince Vlad.

I don’t know about you, but I’m getting excited and cannot wait for more news to surface!

Please do follow the link to Collider to read the fab article in full.

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