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Six Join Anderson’s ‘Trans-Siberian’ Thriller

'Machinist' director finds his next film

Brad Anderson made an impactful impression on audiences with the 2004 oddity The Machinist starring Christian Bale as a paranoid insomniac, but until now it was questioned what his next endeavor would be. Well, he went out and found himself a film and attached a fleet of names as Woody Harrelson, Samantha Morton, Kate Mara, Eduardo Noriega, Ben Kingsley and Thomas Kretschmann will all star in the crime thriller Trans-Siberian for Anderson.

Anderson wrote the script with Will Conroy and it revolves around an American couple (Harrelson and Morton) traveling on the Trans-Siberian Railway from China to Moscow. When they meet another couple (Mara and Noriega), the result is a train ride full of deception and murder. Kingsley and Kretschmann will play Russian police officers pursuing the couples.

The film carries a budget north of $15 million and will begin shooting Dec. 11 in Beijing, Russia and Lithuania.

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However, it isn't considered one of the top ten films
I am willing to bet a bunch of people get killed in this one...
Aren't we all a bit overdue for a proper Hollywood extinction?
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I never thought I would say that...
Need confirmation the studios have run out of ideas?
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Regent must be loving the existence of 'Twilight'
Anything you're interested in seeing?
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Only three movies today
People seem to be ignoring this possibility
Sympathy can be found for a man that hardly deserves it
A melancholy slice of life definitely not for everyone
And the Bad gets even Badder
I would say Leo is an official contender
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