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Ozon announces English-language debut
'Angel' will be set in London and star Charlotte Rampling, Sam Neill and Romola Garai.
Feb 14 2006
No sooner had Wong Kar-Wai announced his English-language debut yesterday than François Ozon was at it today.
The French director, whose previous credits include '8 Women' and 'Swimming Pool', is about to start work on 'Angel', a period piece set in 1910 about a woman who works her way into the upper classes by writing a series of best-selling books.
Filming in and around London and Bristol for the next few weeks, 'Angel' stars Charlotte Rampling, Lucy Russel, Sam Neill andRomola Garai ('I Capture the Castle') as the fictional novelist.
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- ct said...
- Don't knock Sands - he was the best thing in Boxing Helena. Posted on Feb 16 2006 13:53
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- dc said...
- any news too as to whether adrien brody, rachel weisz and ewan macgregor will be any good in this film? none of them exactly have the best track record. 'the jacket', anyone? 'the village'? 'the mummy'? is there a cameo for julian sands? Posted on Feb 15 2006 15:56
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- Chris said...
- Afraid I don't have the exact details for where Angel is being filmed, but as for the Wong Kar-Wai film, Adrien Brody, Rachel Weisz and Ewan McGregor are all rumoured to be involved, though nothing is set in stone. And 'My Blueberry Nights' is apparently just a working title at the moment. Posted on Feb 15 2006 13:43
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- dc said...
- hey - is there any more news on the english language Wong Kar-Wei film mentioned here? Posted on Feb 15 2006 11:25
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- Ros Bell said...
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Hiya,
I don't suppose you have any idea where in London Angel is being filmed, do you? I'd love to know. Ros Bell.x Posted on Feb 14 2006 22:31 - Report as inappropriate
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