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Wrekin Hill Entertainment
April 29, 2013

ComingSoon.net has your first look at the new poster for Drift, an Australian drama starring Sam Worthington, Myles Pollard, Xavier Samuel, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Robyn Malcolm, Steve Bastoni and Aaron Glenane. Drift will be available On Demand July 2nd and in theaters on August 2nd.

In the film, after their mother escapes from Sydney to Margaret River in

It’s not difficult to see why James Cameron had Sam Worthington lead his 2009 film “Avatar”; after all, the Australian-born star looks like a real-life John Smith (barrel-chested and handsome, but not pretty), something that came in handy since Cameron’s film was basically Pocahontas in space. Yet, at the time, the King of the World’s choice was slightly risky: who was Sam Worthington? Three years and billions of dollars in… Continue reading Sam Worthington, 'Man On A Ledge' Star, On 'Avatar 2,' Comedy With Jonah Hill And 'Titanic'

In this week’s column, we examine alternative fare to the wide-release remakes, detail two new distribution deals, and highlight a broadly-appealing indie comedy. 

OPENING THIS WEEKEND

Sam Worthington and Jeffrey Dean Morgan play small-town detectives tracking a serial murderer in Texas Killing Fields, opening on three screens. Inspired by a true story, it’s a very dark tale, reportedly too dark for Danny Boyle to direct, so he passed on the project

Australian actor Sam Worthington is being courted to play the lead role in the upcoming Universal Pictures thriller Dracula: Year Zero, Encore Magazine reports.Worthington, who shot to fame after starring in Avatar and Clash Of The Titans, is set to play Prince Vlad — who is believed to have been the inspiration for Bram [...] Continue reading Sam Worthington As Prince Vlad In “Dracula: Year Zero” Movie

Knightley, Worthington drama to close Toronto fest

Knightley, Worthington drama to close Toronto fest Posted: 1 hr, 44 mins agosavesendprint Read more: Keira Knightley, Sam Worthington, Toronto… Continue reading Knightley, Worthington drama to close Toronto fest

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