Post by TutorGirl on Aug 4, 2006 20:41:37 GMT -5
UP-TO-DATE: Julian's in three movies.
There's some news on all three of Julian's movies: Prisoner, Premonition, and Fantastic Four 2 (so far being called FF and the Silver Surfer, although Tim Story has not settled on the name for sure).
iF Magazine today reported about the new Fantastic Four movie.
"We haven’t got a script yet," says McMahon. "The script hasn’t been put out and I’m not going to start until the end of August or September. Right now, I’m literally every day, 16 hours a day on NIP/TUCK."
iF Magazine also asked Julian about Premonition, due out March 9, 2007.
"It’s a psychological thriller," he says. "I play her husband. It’s a hard one to talk about. The best way to describe it is she wakes up one morning, with her beautiful happy life and her wonderful husband and children to find out her husband has been killed. And she wakes up the next morning and he’s not and the movie continues down that path."
Also, the Nashville Scene reported that Prisoner, which has been picked up by Arcklight Films, made an appearance at Nashville's 48-Hour Film project; Nashville is also where the movie was shot.
There's some news on all three of Julian's movies: Prisoner, Premonition, and Fantastic Four 2 (so far being called FF and the Silver Surfer, although Tim Story has not settled on the name for sure).
iF Magazine today reported about the new Fantastic Four movie.
"We haven’t got a script yet," says McMahon. "The script hasn’t been put out and I’m not going to start until the end of August or September. Right now, I’m literally every day, 16 hours a day on NIP/TUCK."
iF Magazine also asked Julian about Premonition, due out March 9, 2007.
"It’s a psychological thriller," he says. "I play her husband. It’s a hard one to talk about. The best way to describe it is she wakes up one morning, with her beautiful happy life and her wonderful husband and children to find out her husband has been killed. And she wakes up the next morning and he’s not and the movie continues down that path."
Also, the Nashville Scene reported that Prisoner, which has been picked up by Arcklight Films, made an appearance at Nashville's 48-Hour Film project; Nashville is also where the movie was shot.
