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Park Pictures has announced the family comedy will be set in the future and centers on Frank (Langella), an aging curmudgeon who loves books. Other than his regular trips to the library where he visits his friend, played by Sarandon, and regular visits from his son, Frank leads a lonely life until his grown children (Marsden, Tyler) get him a robot companion (voiced by Schreiber). The two strike up an unlikely friendship. It certainly sounds unique and we're curious to see where this one goes.
The film will be directed by Jake Schreier making his feature film debut and will start shooting this month in New York City. --Benjamin Wright
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Gilbag | July 14, 2011 7:19 AM
While we are correct calling Wolverine an abortion, Liev Schreiber was one of the only children I would spare from the ordeal. He had the bulk and the claws and was one of the only participants having a good time. In short, I will do him. Hard.