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As exclusively reported as upto three week's ago by LDJW Films. Bond producers have finally announced that Daniel Craig will infact be the new James Bond. Craig who has starred in 'Layer Cake', 'Enduring Love' and 'Road to Perdition' will take over from fan favourite Pierce Brosnan for the 21st James Bond film 'Casino Royale' which is due to start pre-production at the end of November ready for its release late next year. Bond fans had expected Craig to take over mainly from our major scoop from a insider at Pinewood Studios. Some fans even e-mailed us to express there distaste in the new casting saying it is an outrage as Craig seems to lack the sheer man power and strong hard action performance needed for the role.  

Other News

According to Variety, the Universal Pictures has made a deal with Steve Carell (The 40-Year-Old Virgin) to write his own comic vehicle, which is untitled and based on his original idea. They've also bought the Mark Gunn and Brian Gunn pitch Juvenile. Both projects will be produced by Mary Parent and Scott Stuber, along with Carell. Deals come as Carell prepares to star for director Tom Shadyac in Universal's Evan Almighty, a spinoff of the studio's hit Bruce Almighty.

 

Andy Garcia has signed up to the Joe Carnahan-directed ‘Smokin' Aces’. Garcia will join the star-studded film list of  Jeremy Piven, Ryan Reynolds, Alicia Keys and Ben Affleck in the action comedy about an illusionist who snitches on the mob and has hitmen after him. Garcia will play the FBI director who tries to keep the cocky entertainer around long enough to testify. Universal and Working Title are producing. Carnahan who last directed the thriller ‘Narc’ was on board to direct ‘Mission Impossible 3 ‘ after Tom Cruise helped produced the hit ‘Narc’. But Carnahan pulled out at the last minute only to be replaced by Lost creator and director J.J. Abrams.

 


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