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Danes Flocks to Gere’s Side

Thriller draws in Claire Danes.

The Hollywood Reporter has announced that Claire Danes is in final negotiations to star alongside Richard Gere in the upcoming thriller The Flock.

The film follows a hypervigilant federal agent (Gere) who, while training his young female replacement (Danes), must track down a missing girl who he is convinced is connected to a paroled sex offender he is investigating.

Wai Keung Lau (Infernal Affairs) is directing the feature, Hans Bauer and Craig Mitchell wrote the script.

Danes will next be seen in Shopgirl on October 21st followed by The Family Stone in early November.

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