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Like many...scratch that...like All of his former "Beverly Hills 90210" cast-mates, actor Brian Austin Green would like to make the transition into feature films. Actually, we're pretty sure the same sentiment is shared by the current "90210" cast as well.Unfortunately, so indelible are such young, topical characters in the national psyche that the leap into movies is almost impossible to make. A perfect example of this can be found in the 2005 Tony Scott directed "Domino" (Green's first, and last, 21st century mainstream film appearance), in which he and fellow "90210" alumnist Ian Ziering played, who else, themselves. Giving Green ...
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Has Fox Searchlight been living in a cave or are they determined to make the first financially successful organ harvesting sci-fi thriller? In a shocking move, they've announced a new film that literally takes on the exact some plot as Logan's Run (it's forthcoming remake), The Island (a Logan's Run rip-off), Repo! The Genetic Opera and the forthcoming Repossession Mambo. While the cons are glaring, there are a few pros that include the film being directed by the do-no-wrong Mark Romanek (why didn't you do Wolfman, why!?) and Keira Knightley taking on the starring role. Keira Knightley (Domino, Pirates of the Caribbean) will star in the sci-fi thriller Never Let Me Go for Fox Searchlight. Mark Romanek (One Hour Photo, music videos for Nine Inch Nails, Red Hot Chili Peppers, among others) will direct the cloning-themed pic, which will also star Andrew Garfield and Carey Mulligan.

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Keira Knightley is trading her usual period fare for a more futuristic world as she is set to star in sci-fi thriller Never Let Me Go. The film will also star Andrew Garfield (Boy A, Lions for Lambs) and Carey Mulligan (Pride & Prejudice), and will be directed by Mark Romanek (One Hour Photo).
There’s not much in the way of details about the plot of the film as of yet, except for the overall idea that it will be a “cloning-themed film.” But it’s going to be in the very capable hands of screenwriter Alex Garland who wrote 28 Days Later, The Beach and Sunshine.
It will be produced on a collaborative basis by DNA Films, screenwriter Alex Garland and Film 4.


Not much to say about this one since not that much information has been released in these early days of the development stage (shooting has yet to start
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