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Adrien Brody joins Argento

Adrien Brody signs on to the forthcoming film from horror high priest, Dario Argento

Italian horror maestro Dario Argento ('Suspiria', 'Deep Red'), who appears this week at the Notting Hill Coronet to preview his latest, 'Mother of Tears', has announced details for his forthcoming slashfest, simply called 'Giallo'.

It promises to be Argento's most high-profile work in some time, with Adrien Brody confirmed for the lead, alongside Polanski favourite Emmanuelle Seigner. Despite his excellent reputation (and slavish fanbase) it's been a while since Dario had anything theatrically released, so this promises to be a return to the mainstream limelight.

Author: Time Out


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