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Peacock is a new thriller starring Cillian Murphy (28 Days Later) and Ellen Page (Juno). Susan Sarandon and Bill Pullman have joined the cast of the film, which “takes place in a small town, where a quiet bank clerk’s (Murphy) life is shattered by a train crashing into his back yard revealing a woman living there.”

The Jonas Brothers, who got major exposure on Miley Cyrus’ successful 3-D concert film this spring, will get their very own 3-D flick next year based on the Jonas’ “Burning Up” tour, which will begin July 4 in Toronto.
“This film will take moviegoers inside the band’s creative process,” Walt Disney Studios president Oren Aviv said.
And brothers Kevin, Joe and Nick were like, the movie is “going to be awesome and we really want to bring a totally unique and different movie experience to everyone.”

I hear an Orlando kid three-piece band, 535, has a shot at being on that tour with them.

There’s a road picture on the way, The Messenger, which will star Jena Malone, Ben Foster, Woody Harrelson and Samantha Morton. Guy who wrote I’m Not There and Ira Sach’s Married Life will direct it.

Clint Eastwood’s latest, Gran Torino, was once rumored to be a Dirty Harry comeback. It isn’t. But Clint isn’t done with the character, says Britain’s The Sun newspaper. They say he’s all about bringing the character back, like Stallone, like Willis.

Matthew McConoughey as Captain America? Trial balloon of the day. A comic book actor for a comic book movie. It works.

The MTV Movie Awards, perhaps the most worthless of the movie awards shows, pit Johnny Depp against Angelina Jolie for “best villain,” Keira against Katherine Heigl, Ellen Page, Amy Adams and…Jessica Biel for I Now Pronounce Yiou Chuck and Larry for best actress. I needn’t continue.

Iron Man made $6.5 million on Monday. Yes, they track that sort of thing. “Third best” follow-up Monday to a big weekend ever, says Hollywood Wiretap.