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The world premiere of The Jacksonian, the new Southern-set play by Pulitzer Prize winner Beth Henley , begins Feb.

WWE Films Star in Talks to Join The Rock in Pain and Gain Posted by Larry Csonka on 02.02.2012 Find out who it is inside... - Ed Harris, who starred in the WWE Films project That's What I Am is in talks to join the cast of Michael Bay's bodybuilding movie Pain and Gain .

Pain and Gain Ed Harris could be reuniting with his "The Rock" director Michael Bay for the latter's long-gestating crime caper film "Pain and Gain". Harris would play a private investigator.

Directed by David Cronenberg Written by Christopher Hampton Produced by Jeremy Thomas Starring Michael Fassbender, Viggo Mortensen and Keira Knightley Sony Pictures Classics In David Cronenberg's latest film, Michael Fassbender and Viggo Mortensen play Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud.

Casting Call: Christopher Meloni in Talks for Jackie Robinson Drama 42; Ed Harris May Reunite with Michael Bay for PAIN AND GAIN We've got a couple of casting stories to share with you today.

Will the former co-star of The Rock now co-star with The Rock? Insiders tell Vulture that Ed Harris may be starring in Pain and Gain , director Michael Bay's long-gestating ripped from the headlines thriller about several boneheaded Miami bodybuilders whose plot to kidnap, rob and murder a wealthy businessman yields decidedly mixed results: The ... (more)

If what you know about Abstract Expressionist Jackson Pollock is the Ed Harris movie or Hans Namuth 's photographs, think - or rather taste - again.

A prolific character actor with leading-man chops and four Oscar nominations under his belt, Ed Harris has been entertaining audiences for decades -- so when we saw his name in the credits for Man on a Ledge , we knew exactly what we needed to do with this week's list.

Dustin Lance Black at a press conference for "What's Wrong with Virginia?" at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2010.

Following his Oscar win for penning Gus Van Sant's poignant biopic Milk , screenwriter Dustin Lance Black decided to take to the director's chair himself to helm his next script, What's Wrong With Virginia .