Zellweger has just signed on to make her feature directorial debut with 4 ½ Minutes. The film, which is loosely based on the experiences of stand-up comedian Dov Davidoff, will star Johnny Knoxville as a comedian who has to look after the son of a character that Zellweger will be playing. Filming is supposed to start in February.
And following her directorial debut, Zellweger will make her stage debut—on Broadway no less. She will be starring in a stage adaptation of The Hustler, the 1961 film starring Paul Newman and Piper Laurie. The Hustler focuses on a pool shark and the woman who loves him.
As we had previously linked, Zellweger also has a pilot which she co-wrote and will produce, Cinnamon Girl, in the works at Lifetime.
Heard the one about Renée Zellweger directing a movie about a standup comedian? (The Guardian)
Renée Zellweger to make Broadway debut (The Guardian)
I love how this article rekindles my adoration for Mrs. Robinson in "The Graduate."
Youâre absolutely right that we should think about the broader impact of stories but that is not
Americans don't know that or you can't talk to Americans about it?
I think its possible -look at how girls and women dress. Look at how our female icons dance i.e.
Wow. That is so far from where I am at and where all the women I know are...and the fact that he
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