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Thursday, April 18, 2013
Gerard Butler - Gerard Butler Spooked By Real-life Events Mimicking Olympus Has Fallen 18 April 2013 CONTACT MUSIC)
Actor Gerard Butler has been left spooked as storylines from his new film Olympus Has Fallen play out in real-life as if producers had a premonition about the future
The action thriller, chronicles the rising tensions between North and South Korea, as well as America's attempt to aid their allies before a terrorist attack is carried out on the White House in Washington, D.C.
The film was shot in early 2012, well before the communist country threatened to bomb the United States with nuclear missiles and Butler admits the parallels are startling.
He tells GQ magazine, "It's almost like we had a crystal ball. The headline (of the newspaper) was something like, 'Obama assures South Koreans that the U.S. will back them up.' That's the opening scene for the movie!"
And he's also convinced the film's writers knew it wouldn't be long before a woman was appointed head of the Secret Service.
Angela Bassett's role in the film was originally intended for a man, but the part was rewritten when director Antoine Fuqua opted to cast a woman.
READ MORE: http://www.contactmusic.com/news/gerard-butler-spooked-by-real-life-events-mimicking-olympus-has-fallen_3614031
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gerard burtler,
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Friday, May 11, 2012
Alan Rickman: McConaughey, Rickman, & More Attached to Lee Daniels' 'The Butler' by Ben Pearson May 10, 2012 Source: THR (FIRST SHOWINGS.NET)
Since he left romantic comedies behind in 2009, Matthew McConaughey has been reclaiming his spot in the industry as a respectable leading man. He recently worked with John Cusack on Lee Daniels' The Paperboy, the director's follow-up to his Oscar-nominated Precious. According to THR, there's a reunion in the works since McConaughey is now attached to star alongside Cusack in Daniels' upcoming historical drama The Butler, led by Forrest Whitaker as a White House servant who worked under the reign of eight presidents. Cuba Gooding Jr., Alan Rickman, and Terrence Howard are all attached, too. Read on!
http://www.firstshowing.net/2012/mcconaughey-rickman-more-attached-to-lee-daniels-the-butler/
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forrest whitaker,
jane fonda,
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oprah winfrey,
pat nixon,
Richard nixon,
terrence howard,
the butler,
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