Taking Lives News

2004

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With superb investigative skills heightened by uncanny natural instincts, Iliana Scott (Angelina Jolie) is not a typical FBI profiler. This beautiful, no-nonsense Special Agent is a cut above the rest, which is why her old friend Captain Le Claire (Tcheky Karyo) calls her to assist his detectives in Montreal when a brutalized .. Read more

Starring	Angelina Jolie, Ethan Hawke, Kiefer Sutherland, Olivier Martinez
Director	D.J. Caruso
Genres	Thriller

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There Will Be Blood star lines up new project
- 27 Feb 2008
An up-and-coming actor who recently starred in Oscar-winning There Will Be Blood has lined up his next project, in which he will both appear and executive produce. Paul Dano, who played two characters in There Will Be Blood and managed to steal some of the attention away from critically acclaimed co-star Daniel Day-Lewis, will next be seen in Gigantic, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The film is described as an "offbeat romantic comedy" and will also feature Zooey Deschanel of... Read more
Disturbia
- 10 Sep 2007
Troubled teen Kale Brecht (Shia LaBeouf) goes off the rails a little after his dad is killed in a car crash. He winds up sporting a brand new ankle bracelet, sentenced to spend the summer under house arrest. With his mom turning into the warden from Shawshank and nixing his iTunes account things are looking pretty grim - that is, until Ashley (Sarah Roemer) moves in next door. She's intrigued by his leg jewellery and pretends not to notice that he sets up an elaborate surveillance operation... Read more
Jolie to keep stripping
- 19 Apr 2004
Angelina Jolie has revealed that she will still be setting cinema-goers' pulses racing until she is 40. The "Tomb Raider" beauty plans to keep taking her clothes off in films until her son Maddox reaches teenage years, meaning viewers have almost 12 more years of uncensored Jolie to look forward to. In her current film "Taking Lives", which is due to be released on April 23rd, Jolie leaves little to the imagination, but feels no shame about baring all. And she would continue Read more
Zombies defeat robot Jesus
- 22 Mar 2004
Zombie movie "Dawn of the Dead" has knocked "The Passion of the Christ" from the number one spot in the US box office charts. It emerged last week that Mel Gibson had used a robot Jesus, costing more than £200,000, for some of the scenes in his Biblical epic. "Dawn of the Dead" ended "The Passion's" three-week run at the top of the US chart. It took $27.3 million (£14.8 million) in its first weekend. The horror flick stars Sarah Polley and Ving... Read more