Jessica Biel cast in new indie movie
Jessica Biel has been cast as the lead in the indie romanticist clowning 'Easy Virtue'.
Based on the Christmastime Sir Noel Pierce Coward play, the film tells the tarradiddle of an American grass widow (Biel) world Health Organization heads to the South of France. Erst on that point she jumps into a whirlwind romance and wedding party with an English cat (Ben Barnes, the handsome daemon world Health Organization is before long to be seen in the next Narnia photographic film).
So the newly weds travel to the UK to face the music with his disapproving parents (Colin Firth and Kristin George C. Scott Lowell Jackson Thomas).
Alfred Alfred Hitchcock did the first film adaptation of Coward's 1924 play for a 1928 silent moving picture and this time around 'The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen mole rat of the Desert' director Stephan Elliott will be at the helm.
Last year was a great one for the former '7th Heaven' star chase on from her performance in The Magician aboard Ed Norton and 2008 already looks set to top it.
She late finished cinematography 'Powder Blue' with Woods Whitaker and 'A Woman of No Importance' with Annette Bening.
She's currently preparing to asterisk in the thriller 'Die a Little', based on Megan Abbott's acclaimed 2006 novel. She lately produced as well as starred in the short plastic film 'Hole in the Paper Sky', which will be released later this year and is preparing to perfect her production skills even further in 'Die A Little'.
