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1). The Mark Webb project about restart of the comic book "Spider-Man" continues to grow with the actors. To the Andrew Garfield, and Emma Stone, who played Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy, joins the Englishman Rice Evans, which is familiar to the audience for "Notting Hill" and "The boat that rocked". Evans will play the superhero enemy, but the creators did not specify who it was.
Fans put forward their own versions, and are inclined to believe that Evans would fit well into the image of Buzzard. Especially, as you know, John Malkovich has been invited to play this character before director Sam Raimi has left the post, and "Spider-Man" did not intend to restart.
President of Columbia Pictures Matt Tolmach said that the decision to invite Rice Evans matured in the studio after bosses saw his work in the historical drama "Anonymous" by Roland Emmerich.
In the near future, Evans will be on the big screen in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows 1”. This year the actor appeared in "Greenberg" and "Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang”.
2). October 28, 2010 moviegoers worldwide will be able to first get in touch with the virtual universe "Tron" and first to see 20 minutes of the movie "Tron: The Legacy." Selected cinemas will show the world a fascinating excerpt from the film in innovative formats of Disney Digital 3D and IMAX 3D.
“Tron: The Legacy"- a sequel of the cult picture of 1982. Sam Flynn (Garrett Hedlund) - 27-year-old technical genius, the son of Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges) - investigating the mysterious disappearance of his father, falls into the virtual world of ruthless race to the bottom, where his father was there for 25 years. Together with a mysterious companion (Olivia Wilde), father and son are sent to the deadly journey through the astounding cyber universe.
"We are delighted that we have the opportunity to show exclusive 3D-snippets from the movie "Tron: The Legacy" with fully developed special effects. We look forward a wide audience across the globe will travel to the incredible world created by director Joe Kosinski ", - said Sean Bailey, president of Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.