Variety reports that Anna Paquin (“True Blood”) and Ryan Phillippe will star in Nu Image/Millenium Films’ Straight A’s.
Production on the comedy starts today in Shreveport, Louisiana under the direction of James Cox. Dave Cole wrote the script for the film, which is described as follows:
“Phillippe portrays a man who’s been in and out of rehab for 10 years and is haunted by the ghost of his dead mother pressing him to return home to the family he turned his back on years ago. Outfitted with nothing more than a bag of pills and a sack of weed, he trots back to Shreveport, only to be faced with his brother’s wife, who’s still pining for him, her first love.”
Holly Wiersma and Rene Besson are producing, with Avi Lerner, Danny Dimbort, Trevor Short, Boaz Davidson, John Thompson and Lati Grobman executive producing.
HD screen captures of latest True Blood episode are now up in the gallery. Also, missed screen captures of last week’s episode are also up. Check it:
TV Productions > True Blood > Season 4 – 2011 > Screencaptures > 4×08 – Spellbound
We already knew that it will come, but now it’s official: HBO ordered 12 more episodes of True Blood, to be aired next Summer!
The fourth season premiere of True Blood on June 26 matched its series high performance of 5.4 million viewers. It also improved upon its season 3 debut by 6 percent. The current season ends Sept. 11.
Shooting of 5th season will start later this year. Excited already?
I know I’ve been added it already, but today I got a better version of this captures to offer you, thanks to my friend Holly. She did 80+ awesome blu-ray quality of Anna scenes, which you can find in our gallery:
Back in 2005, long before Anna Paquin had signed on to True Blood, she starred as a provocative high school student opposite Matt Damon and Mark Ruffalo in a film called Margaret, directed by Kenneth Lonergan (You Can Count on Me). Expectations were high for the Fox Searchlight drama … and then it never, ever came out, owing mostly to Lonergan’s inability to complete anything under a three-hour cut. Good news, though: Exhibitor Relations claims the movie is finally going to get a limited theatrical release on September 30, almost six years after shooting concluded.
