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| Star LeBlanc Signs Pre-nup Friends star Matt LeBlanc has signed a pre-nuptial agreement with fiancee Melissa McKnight. In a secret meeting with a top Beverly Hills, America law firm, the couple signed the contract ahead of a planned wedding in late summer, according to Britain's Daily Sport newspaper. The news comes as LeBlanc's long-running TV series draws to a close with a final series. A pal of the actor said, "Matt looked around and saw his Friends mates preparing to move on. So he's decided to marry Melissa. And in addition to becoming a stepdad to Melissa's two children, he wants to have children of his own." |
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| Courteney Cox Arquette |
| Departing from her perky TV sitcom persona, Courteney Cox (news) Arquette will star in the psychological drama "November" for director Greg Harrison, the 10th project from IFC's digital production arm, InDigEnt. The "Friends" co-star will play a Los Angeles photographer struggling to put the tragic circumstances of her boyfriend's death behind her and to separate the boundaries of reality and fantasy. Production on the film, with a screenplay by Benjamin Brand, is slated to begin in May in Los Angeles. Harrison previously made the 2000 indie film "Groove," about San Francisco's underground rave scene, which was acquired by Sony Pictures Classics. "I'm impressed by Courteney's willingness to explore a darker, more dramatic side of herself," Harrison said. "I think 'November' will be a chance for people to see her in a new light." "We are delighted to add Greg Harrison to the IFC/InDigEnt family," IFC entertainment president Jonathan Sehring said. "He is a true emerging talent and we are excited to be making his next film." InDigEnt is a digital filmmaking initiative created in 1999 by producer-director Gary Winick and others. Its films include Winick's "Tadpole," Rebecca Miller's "Personal Velocity," Ethan Hawke (news)'s "Chelsea Walls," Richard Linklater (news)'s "Tape" and Peter Hedges' "Pieces of April," one of this year's Sundance Film Festival (news - web sites) hits that was picked up by United Artists. Like previous InDigEnt features, "November" will be shot digitally in under three weeks on a low-six-figure budget. Harrison also is developing and planning to direct the dark satire "**ETC," written by "Doonesbury" creatory Garry Trudeau, for release by Fox Searchlight. |
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| Jennifer Aniston |
| Title: Untitled John Hamburg Project Release Date: TBA 2004 (Spring?) Filming: Production started on November 11th, 2002 in Los Angeles, and wrapped up in mid-February, 2003. Premise: A man who's afraid of risk (Stiller), but makes a living analyzing risk ends up getting involved in a risky romance (Aniston), cheating on his new wife (Messing), which turns his stable life upside-down. Sense a theme? (Hoffman plays Stiller's best friend; Baldwin plays his boss; Brown plays a sky-diving, bungee-jumping "adrenaline junkie" seeking a life insurance policy; Silpa plays the director of a play who comes into conflict with Hoffman's character; Azaria plays a French scuba instructor who flirts with Messing's character while she and Stiller's character are on their honeymoon; Michele Lee plays Stiller's mother and Dishy plays her husband.) Cast: Ben Stiller (Reuben), Jennifer Aniston, Debra Messing, Hank Azaria, Alec Baldwin, Bryan Brown (Leland Van Lew), Nathan Dean (Mitch), Bob Dishy, Jsu Garcia, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Michelle Lee, Mitch Silpa, Suzanne Whang Title: Bruce Almighty Release Date: TBA 2003 Filming: Production started on August 6th, 2002, with locations including Los Angeles, New York City, Buffalo, NY and Niagara Falls. Premise: Bruce Almighty stars Jim Carrey as Bruce Nolan, a �human interest� television reporter in Buffalo, New York who is discontented with almost everything in life, despite his popularity and the love of his girlfriend Grace (Jennifer Aniston). At the end of the worst day in his life, Bruce angrily ridicules and rages against God � and God responds. He appears in human form (Morgan Freeman) and, endowing Bruce with all of His divine powers, challenges Bruce to take on the big job and see if he can do it any better. . Cast: Jim Carrey, Jennifer Aniston, Morgan Freeman, Lisa Ann Walter, Nora Dunn |
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| Lisa Kudrow |
| --- Gwyneth Paltrow and Lisa Kudrow will topline Stratus Film Co.'s indie feature "Happy Endings" for writer-director Don Roos. Production is slated to begin in Los Angeles as early as May 12. The project reunites the actresses with Roos -- Kudrow starred in the filmmaker's Sony Pictures Classics feature "The Opposite of Sex," while Paltrow starred in Roos' "Bounce" for Miramax Films. "Endings" is described as a contemporary comedy set in Los Angeles involving three intertwining stories with 10 characters. The first story is about a father and son who are involved with the same woman (Paltrow). The second focuses on two couples in which one of the men may have fathered the other couple's child. The third is about a woman (Kudrow) who gave up a baby for adoption 19 years ago and meets a blackmailing documentary filmmaker who might know where the child is. Meanwhile, her boyfriend, a masseur, may be giving out "happy endings" at the massage parlor. Bobby Cohen -- who produced the Paltrow feature "View From the Top," opening today -- is producing "Endings" with Marc Platt ("Legally Blonde"). Stratus is financing the project, which is budged at $10 million. Bob Yari and Mark Gill will also receive producing credit. Title: Wonderland Release Date: August 2003 Filming: Production started on November 4th, 2002 in Los Angeles, and had already wrapped up by November 26th, 2002 Premise: This is the true story of how porn star John Holmes (Kilmer) and his teenage girlfriend (Bosworth) became involved with a quadruple homicide that happened at a house on Wonderland Avenue in the Laurel Canyon neighborhood of Los Angeles in 1981. Rising to fame in the late 1960s and 1970s, Holmes became addicted to cocaine in 1978, which soon led him to be unable to function in porn films the way he used to, which led him to turn to drug running and theft to support his growing drug habit, often working for a drug kinpin who went by the name of Eddie Nash (Bogosian). Eventually owing Nash a fortune, Holmes reportedly got the idea of planning a robbery of Nash's own home, which nabbed cash and jewelry worth over $250,000. The problem, however... is that Nash reportedly figured out who was behind the crime, and forced Holmes to finger his accomplices (Lucas, Garofalo, Gregson-Wagner, Nelson; Applegate plays the sole survivor), who were then murdered at the house on Wonderland Avenue on July 1st, 1981... Cast: Val Kilmer (John C. Holmes), Kate Bosworth (Dawn Schiller), Christina Applegate (Susan Launius), Eric Bogosian (Eddie Nash), Carrie Fisher (Sallie Hansen), Franky G (Detective Louis Cruz), M.C. Gainey (Detective Mike Peters), Janeane Garofalo (Joy Miller), Paris Hilton, Lisa Kudrow (Sharon Holmes), Ted Levine (Detective Sam Nico), Josh Lucas (Ron Launius), Dylan McDermott (David Lind), Joel Michaely, Tim Blake Nelson (Billy Deverell), Natasha Gregson Wagner (Barbara Richardson). Title: Marci X Release Date: August 22nd, 2003 Filming: Production started on April 9th, 2001 in New York City, and wrapped by early July, 2001 (with reshoots of the ending done in May of 2002). Premise: A young Jewish woman, Marci (Kudrow), has to take over a hard-core rap label for her father (Benjamin), Felony Assault, including negotiating the negative publicity aftermath when a song by Dr. Snatchcatcher (Wayans), one of her top artists, called "Shoot Ya' Teacha" becomes a big pop hit. Marci X is a "J.A.P. meets Rap" thing. (Baranski plays a right-wing senator outraged at Dr. Snatchcatcher's lyrics.) Cast: Lisa Kudrow (Marci), Damon Wayans (Dr. Snatchcatcher), Christine Baranski, Richard Benjamin, Jane Krakowski, Veanne Cox, Paula Garces, Charles Kimbrough, Sheri Rene Scott |
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| Matt Le Blanc |
| Title: Charlie's Angels 2: Full Throttle Release Date: June 20th or June 27th 2003- there are two dates listed so I am not sure what is the correct date Filming: Production started on June 3rd, 2002 at locations and sets throughout California and the Los Angeles area, including the Hansen Dam. (11/11/02) Filming wrapped up in late October, 2002. Premise: The "Angels", three investigative agents (Barrymore, Diaz and Liu) who work for the Charles Townsend Detective Agency, return for another high-octane series of adventures as they investigate the theft of a database of witness protection profiles, after five of the people on the list are murdered. They're aided by a new Bosley (Bernie Mac), in an adventure which pits them against a "fallen angel" (Moore), their old nemesis, the Thin Man (Glover), and others. Cast: Drew Barrymore (Dylan), Cameron Diaz (Natalie), Lucy Liu (Alex), John Cleese (Alex's Father), John Forsythe (voice of Charlie), Crispin Glover (The Thin Man), Matt LeBlanc (Jason Gibbons), Shia Le Bouf (Max), Bernie Mac (Bosley), Demi Moore (Madison Lee), Robert Patrick (Ray Carter), Rodrigo Santoro (Emmers), Jaclyn Smith (cameo as Kelly Garrett), Justin Theroux (Seamus), Luke Wilson (Pete), Tommy Flanagan, Ashley Olsen (cameo), Mary-Kate Olsen (cameo), Pink (cameo) |
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| Matthew Perry |
| Title: Whole Ten Yards Release Date: October 17, 2003 Filming: Production started on December 9th, 2002 in Los Angeles (the original film was shot in Montreal), and wrapped up in February, 2003. Premise: Not much is known yet about this sequel except that it follows the continuing wacky misadventures of a hitman (Willis) who lives next door to a mild-mannered dentist (Perry). (12/17/02) Johnny Messner plays a hit man from Chicago. Cast: Bruce Willis (Jimmy "The Tulip" Teduski), Matthew Perry (Nicholas "Oz" Oseransky), Natasha Henstridge (Cynthia Tudeski), Amanda Peet (Jill St. Claire), Kevin Pollak (Janni Pytor Gogolak), Clara Bellar, Johnny Messner; other cast not announced yet. |
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