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Grant Gustin, who is best known for playing Barry Allen in CW’s The Flash, has just nabbed his very first movie role. He is set to star alongside Rosario Dawson in the William H. Macy-directed film Crystal.

The movie also stars Nick Robinson, Macy, Felicity Huffman, John Legiuzamo, Joe Manganiello, and Kathy Bates. The script was written by Will Aldis and it starts shooting next month in Atlanta.

I loved the last film Macy directed. It's called Rudderless, and if you haven’t seen it already you really need to check it out because it’s quite a powerful movie.

Dawson plays the title character in Crystal but there isn’t much information on the story. However, it was described in an interview with indiewire as “another indie, but this time, it's a comedy. A bust-out, slamming door farce comedy.”

This film has got a great cast, and...

Exclusive: In his first feature role since his breakout turn as the title character in the hit CW series The Flash, Grant Gustin has agreed to star in Krystal, the indie film that is being directed by William H. Macy. Gustin will star alongside Rosario Dawson, who plays the title character, Nick Robinson, Macy, Felicity Huffman and Kathy Bates. Will Aldis wrote the script and shooting begins next month in Atlanta. Rachel Winter and Dan Keston are producing. Gustin’s show…...

"The Flash" star Grant Gustin and "Jurassic World" actor Nick Robinson will join Felicity Huffman, Kathy Bates, John Leguizamo and T.I. in William H. Macy's independent dramedy "Krystal" for Great Point Media.

Written by Will Aldis, the story follows a young man who has never had a drink in his life and upon meeting the woman of his dreams - an ex-hooker-stripper-junkie-alcoholic - pretends to be in Alcoholics Anonymous to try and woo her.

Rachel Winter and Dan Keston are producing and filming begins in April in Atlanta.

Source: Variety...

Prison drama is from the producer of Dallas Buyers Club and exec producer Mark Wahlberg.

La-based sales company Fabrication Films has acquired foreign distribution rights to Stealing Cars and will be selling the prison drama at the Cannes Marche.

The film is from the producer of Dallas Buyers Club and executive producers Mark Wahlberg and Stephen Levinson.

Directed by Bradley Jay Kaplan and written by Will Aldis and Steve Mackall the film stars Emory Cohen, John Leguizamo, William H. Macy, Felicity Huffman, Heather Lind, Mike Epps and Paul Sparks.

The story centres on a troubled teen (Cohen) whose criminal activities, including stealing cars, lands him in a ruthless prison for youth offenders. Consumed by a death wish, the youngster inspires his fellow inmates and rallies them to bring down the corrupt institution and it’s manipulative warden (Leguizamo).

Miriam Elchanan, Svp negotiated the deal on behalf of Fabrication with Tristen Tuckfield and Laura Lewis at CAA and Producers...

Now that indie producer Rachel Winter finally got the long-gestating drama Dallas Buyers Club in front of audiences and critics that are adoring it, she can focus her attention on another oft-delayed project in production with a pretty solid cast of its own. The drama Stealing Cars, with Mark Wahlberg and Steve Levinson executive producing, will star William H. Macy, John Leguizamo, Felicity Huffman, Mike Epps, Emory Cohen and Paul Sparks. I.d have to steal a bunch of cars to be able to get these guys to make my movie. The film will be directed by Bradley Kaplan, best known for directing the episode "Muhammad and Larry" for Espn.s documentary series 30 for 30, with a script written by Will Aldis and Steve Mackall, who last teamed up for 2002.s completely forgettable Avenging Angelo with Sylvester Stallone. Hopefully they can turn a better tale out of the true story that...

Dallas Buyers Club producer Rachel Winter has lined up the cast on her long-gestating next project, Stealing Cars.

Emory Cohen, Mike Epps, Felicity Huffman, John Leguizamo, William H Macy and Paul Sparks are among the ensemble on the drama, currently shooting in New York.

Stealing Cars tells of a rebellious teenager who is sent to juvenile prison and learns to forgive himself in the wake of a tragic car accident.

Winter (pictured) first read the Stealing Cars screenplay 14 years ago and it has been set up at several studios with different cast and film-maker attachments.

She produces the story with Dan Keston while Steve Levinson and Mark Wahlberg serve as executive producers with Erika Hampson.

Production entities are Winter’s Tangerine Films, alongside Benefit Street Films, Truth Entertainment and Two Ton Films. Financing comes from private equity and New York tax credits.

Bradley Kaplan makes his narrative directorial debut from a screenplay by Will Aldis and Steve Mackall...

Get ready Milla Jovovich fans -- on top of her zombie butt-kicking ways, and thrillers in paradise, Variety reports that the actress is entering the already-packed halls of stripperdom by signing on for a new comedy called Keep Coming Back. The film focuses on a young, sheltered (and, well, stupid) guy who joins Alcoholics Anonymous just so he can seduce an alcoholic former stripper (Jovovich).

While the neverending hordes of new stripper films never fails to irk me, there's a silver lining to the story. The film will be the directorial debut of William H. Macy, who will also co-star alongside Jovovich and Steve Buscemi. I imagine neither of these men are the young guy, so we still get to wait and see who gets the honor of breaking into AA for lust.

Man, time flies. I remember the days when Milla's sexy roles were dancing around for George...

Milla Jovovich will start as an alcoholic former stripper in “Keep Coming Back,” a coming of age comedy that marks the directorial debut of veteran actor William H. Macy.

The film revolves around a young man with a sheltered upbringing join an Alcoholics Anonymous group in order to seduce the woman of his dreams. Macy and Steve Buscemi also star in the film.

The will be produced by Rachel Rothman, Tucker Tooley and Dan Keston from a screenplay by Will Aldis. It will lense in Georgia early next year. International rights are handled by Blighty’s content film.

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Confession time: Probably the biggest famous crush I ever had was on Milla Jovovich after seeing The Fifth Element. I don't know if it was the orange hair or sexy outfits, but she was smoking. While I still find her to be smoking, my crush has (sadly) faded away.

It could be making a comeback, however, thanks to the help of William H. Macy. Making his directorial debut with Keep Coming Back, Macy has picked up Jovovich to star.

Milla Jovovich for Keep Coming Back

Written by Will Aldis, Keep Coming Back centers on a young man with a sheltered upbringing who joins an Alcoholics Anonymous group in order to seduce the woman of his dreams (Jovovich).

Milla Jovovich is out to prove she can do more than just kill thousands of Zombies in a post-apolctiicc world. The actress has signed on to star in Keep Coming Back, a coming-of-age comedy that marks the directorial debut of William H. Macy. The story sees a young man with a sheltered upbringing join an Alcoholics Anonymous group in order to seduce the woman of his dreams (Jovovich). Steve Buscemi and Macy will also star in the film. Will Aldis wrote the flick and Rachel Rothman (Brooklyn Rules), Tucker Tooley (A Man Apart) and Dan Keston (Felon) will produce. Aldis previously penned the Randy Quaid horror-thriller Black Cadillac and Avenging Angelo, which starred Sylvester Stallone and Madeleine Stowe Jovovich last starred in Resident Evil: Extinction and just finished production on The 4th Kind and A Perfect Getaway, which are both due out next year. Keep Coming Back will begin filming in Georgia early next year.

Milla Jovovich is set to star in "Keep Coming Back" apparently as an alcoholic former stripper. This is a coming-of-age comedy that William H. Macy, a talented actor in many genres, will be turning into his directorial debut. The screenplay by Will Aldis follows a young man with a sheltered upbringing who aims to seduce the girl of his dreams by joining an Alcoholics Anonymous group. Steve Buscemi and Macy will also star. This will be produced by Tucker Tooley, Rachel Rothman and Dan Keston . Filming starts in Georgia next year.

Milla Jovovich is set to star in "Keep Coming Back" apparently as an alcoholic former stripper. This is a coming-of-age comedy that William H. Macy, a talented actor in many genres, will be turning into his directorial debut. The screenplay by Will Aldis follows a young man with a sheltered upbringing who aims to seduce the girl of his dreams by joining an Alcoholics Anonymous group. Steve Buscemi and Macy will also star. This will be produced by Tucker Tooley, Rachel Rothman and Dan Keston . Filming starts in Georgia next year.

Milla Jovovich is set to star in "Keep Coming Back" apparently as an alcoholic former stripper. This is a coming-of-age comedy that William H. Macy, a talented actor in many genres, will be turning into his directorial debut.  The screenplay by Will Aldis follows a young man with a sheltered upbringing who aims to seduce the girl of his dreams by joining an Alcoholics Anonymous group. Steve Buscemi and Macy will also star. This will be produced by Tucker Tooley, Rachel Rothman and Dan Keston. Filming starts in Georgia next year.   Jovovich was last seen in "Resident Evil: Extinction" under the direction of Russell Mulcahy. She's in post production for "The 4th Kind" where she stars alongside Elias Koteas. She's also with Timothy Olyphant ("Hitman") in David Twohy's "A Perfect Getaway" thriller.

Milla Jovovich is set to star in "Keep Coming Back" apparently as an alcoholic former stripper. This is a coming-of-age comedy that William H. Macy, a talented actor in many genres, will be turning into his directorial debut. The screenplay by Will Aldis follows a young man with a sheltered upbringing who aims to seduce the girl of his dreams by joining an Alcoholics Anonymous group. Steve Buscemi and Macy will also star. This will be produced by Tucker Tooley, Rachel Rothman and Dan Keston . Filming starts in Georgia next year.

Chad Michael Murray is in final negotiations to star in Stealing Cars for Warner Bros. Pictures. Written by Will Aldis and Steve Mackall, the drama centers on a rebellious teenager (Murray) who is guilt-ridden over the accidental death of his father and spirals into delinquency that lands him at the tough and corrupt Arizona Juvenile Institution. There, he clashes with inmates and abusive administrators. With the help of the local sheriff and the resident nurse, he unites his fellow inmates and faces off against the demons at the institution and within himself.