Showing posts with label cam gigandet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cam gigandet. Show all posts
Sunday, July 26, 2009
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Thursday, June 11, 2009
baby daddy
'Twilight' actor Cam Gigandet is set to act in another vampire film!hmm...lately i've been thinking that i wouldnt mind cam being my baby daddy...yum...more pictures at just jared.
Gigandet will be playing vampire sheriff in the movie 'Priest,' trade publication The Hollywood Reporter reports.
Based on the TokyoPop comic book, the movie is set in a turbulent time period, ravaged by wars between vampires and humans. The film follows a priest (Paul Bettany) who rebels against the church to avenge a group of murderous vampires who have kidnapped his niece. Gigandet's character helps the priest because he is in love with his niece.
omeomy: i don't think any woman would mind him being their baby's daddy jocose! hell, i'd take a swing at that.
Friday, June 5, 2009
there's life after twilight?
Keep it together tweens, but if there was ever a movie tailored just for you, Easy A is it!from hollywood reporter:
A high-school retelling of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, the flick has landed itself one hell of a good looking cast. Twilight baddie Cam Gigandet and Gossip Girl cutie Penn Badgley will be the resident hotties of the film working alongside the likes of Lisa Kudrow, Alyson Michalka, Amanda Bynes, and the leading lady, Emma Stone.
Other than Emma, none of the actor's roles have been revealed, but the script is said to take a comedic and modern stab at the Hawthorne classic. Emma will play a student who is ostracized thanks to a vicious rumor about her reputation with the guys. She decides to use the rumor mill to her advantage and "pits puritanical students and teachers against their liberal, free-lovin’ counterparts."
The Liberty Media studio has signed up for a modern take on "Hamlet" and attached a slew of big names to pull off the task.
"Twilight" and "thirteen" director Catherine Hardwicke is attached to direct, with Emile Hirsch, who helped conceive the idea, attached to star as the title character.
Ron Nyswaner, best known for penning Oscar winner "Philadelphia," will write the script.
"Milk" producers Dan Jinks and Bruce Cohen will produce via their Jinks/Cohen banner.
The company said it is awaiting a finished script in the coming months and hopes to go into production not long after.
The new "Hamlet" will center on similar themes as the original play but will be set in contemporary America. In the new version, a young man must decide whether to kill his uncle to avenge the death of his father.
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