news.yahoo.com - 4/25/2008
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Reuters - Ewan McGregor is in
talks to square off against Tom Hanks in "Angels & Demons," the
prequel to the worldwide smash "The Da Vinci Code."
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McGregor in Angels & Demons
Filmstalker —
... to join the cast of Angels & Demons should the negotiations go well. What's more surprising is that the film is still moving forward, because we'd heard so little I thought it had died a death, apparently not, and with this casting it seems like it's going strong. If Ewan McGregor gets the deal then he'll be playing Camerlengo Carlo Ventresca, also known as Janus, who is the late pope's closest aide and who initially helps Robert Langdon, to be played by Tom Hanks . Yahoo News also tells us that Ayelet Zurer has also signed up to play Langdon's ...
Ewan McGregor In Talks For Angels & Demons
AMC Entertainment Script To Screen Movie Blog —
... It looks like Ewan McGregor is being courted to play the villain in Angels & Demons against Tom Hanks! We get wind of this news from the holy catholic caves of Yahoo: ...
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Ewan McGregor eyes 'Angels'
hollywoodreporter.com 4/25/2008 — Ewan McGregor is in talks to square off against Tom Hanks in "Angels & Demons," Columbia's prequel to "The Da Vinci Code" being directed by Ron Howard and produced by Brian Grazer and John Calley.
McGregor Also Joining Angels & Demons
comingsoon.net 4/25/2008 — Yesterday it was revealed that Israeli actress Ayelet Zurer had landed the female lead opposite Tom Hanks in Columbia Pictures' "Da Vinci Code" prequel Angels & Demons . Now, we've learned that Ewan McGregor is in talks to join the film as well.
'Deception' —
L.A. Times - Movie News 4/25/2008
A throwback to the erotic thrillers of the '80s and '90s, "Deception" would be laughably bad if it weren't so rotely inert.
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