Casting: Trapped by a shark and a faulty plane
The Wrap shares information that Blake Lively is in talks to take the lead role in the thriller In the Deep .The director's chair for the project is Jaume Serra (The Night Fugitive), replacing Louis Leterrier, and the script is written by Anthony Jazvinsky. Lynn Harris and Mattie Leshem are responsible for the production of the film. The film is described by its creators as a cross between "127 Hours" and "Jaws".In the story, a young girl surfing in the ocean falls into a trap: a giant white shark suddenly appears between the heroine and the shore. Recently, Blake Lively delighted fans with her performance in the drama Age of Adaline, where Harrison Ford himself became her colleague on the set. Now the actress is busy filming the movie All I See Is You, and then she is going to start working on a new, so far unnamed project by Woody Allen.  The cast of the film studio Warner Bros. about the brave Captain Sullenberger has also been replenished - he was joined by Aaron Eckhart ("I, Frankenstein"). Recall that Tom Hanks got the main role in the biopic a few months ago.Captain Chesley Sullenberger or, as the press dubbed him, simply Sally proved himself as a cold-blooded and skillful pilot when in January 2009 he was able to land a plane with 155 passengers on surface of the Hudson River. Both engines of the aircraft failed after it collided with a flock of geese. Eckhart was given the role of Jeff Skiles , the co-pilot who assisted Captain Sullenbergerwhen landing on water.   Bill Hader ("The Girl Without Complexes") and Sally Field ("The Amazing Spider-Man") will star in the new family comedy The Birches prepared by Fox Searchlight . The film will be directed by the Oscar-winning duo Nat Faxon and Jim Rush (Descendants).The protagonist of the film, Wes Burch ( Hader ) decides to visit his not-so-well-off family on Thanksgiving Day. Returning to his native land, Wes has to face his incredibly stubborn mother ( Field ) again. The Topic of Article: Casting: Trapped by a shark and a faulty plane. |
