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ifyoucantfixit:
Every movie doesnt have to be Hamlet...Some can be just for fun..... ::)
notBastet:
I happened across this awhile ago... not sure if y'all have ever seen it:
Shasta542:
:) Cute!!
MaineWriter:
Another short article on Jake's potential new movie project, from Celebrity News:
Hollywood, CA (CNS) - Nobel Prize-winning politician and former Vice President Al Gore isn't the only one in the family that is making waves in Hollywood. Now his daughter, Kristin, is also about to make her mark on Tinseltown by penning a new offbeat movie that takes a look at an immoral congressman and a sex-addicted lobbyist.
According to Gore, she already has two actors in mind - Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Biel to play the leading roles.
According to People magazine, in the plot, Biel's character accidentally has a nail shot into her head, which elicits bizarre sexual urges. Traveling to D.C. to lobby for the weirdly injured, she meets Gyllenhaal's character, who takes advantage of her.
Kristen, Gore's second daughter, has also worked as a writer and story editor for the animated series Futurama, Charlie Lawrence and Saturday Night Live.
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7009063984
MaineWriter:
And from Reuters:
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Biel are attached to star in "Nailed," a risque political satire co-written by a daughter of Al Gore.
David O. Russell ("Three Kings") is attached to direct from a screenplay co-written with Kristin Gore, a published novelist and former writer on "Futurama."
Biel would play Sammy Joyce, a socially awkward small-town receptionist who has a nail accidentally shot into her head by a clumsy workman, eliciting wild sexual urges.
The uninsured Joyce goes on a crusade to Washington to fight for the rights of the bizarrely injured. She meets an immoral congressman (Gyllenhaal) who takes advantage of her sex drive and capitalizes on her crusade as Joyce heads into her own career in politics.
Principal photography is set to start in January.
Neither star has a signed contract for the film. Their commitment could depend on juggling other features.
Russell is no stranger to politics. He started as an 1980s political activist before directing the prescient Gulf War drama "Three Kings."
Reuters/Hollywood Reporter
http://www.reuters.com/article/filmNews/idUSN0542116620071105
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