As I previously mentioned, the film is set for release by Focus Features on December 22, in time for Oscar contention, and features music from Phoenix.

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Immortals will center on a young warrior named Theseus (played by Henry Cavill) who leads his men into battle with the immortal Greek gods to defeat the evil and powerful elder gods of the Titans in order to save mankind. Mickey Rourke will star as the film’s villain King Hyperion, while Frieda Pinto will play Phaedra, an oracle priestess who aids the young warrior on his quest.

The film will feature plenty of familiar faces in godly roles like Twilight’s Kellan Lutz as Poseidon god of the sea. John Hurt has joined the cast as Zeus who acts as a mentor and teacher to the young warrior Theseus and Australian actress Isabel Lucas will play his daughter Athena, who finds her loyalty tested as the war between the gods and Titans looms.  Stephen Dorff also co-stars alongside Luke Evans who played Apollo in Clash of the Titans.

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Kellan Lutz, Henry Cavill, Mickey Rourke and Freida Pinto also star with Tarsem Singh directing. Dorff will portray Stavros, a master thief who joins Theseus on his quest to help free Greece from the dark threat of the Titans.

Distributed by Universal, “War of the Gods” will be produced by 300 partners Gianni Nunnari of Hollywood Gang Prods., Mark Canton of Atmosphere Entertainment MM and Ryan Kavanaugh, CEO of Relativity Media. Christian Gudegast rewrote from an original draft by Charley and Vlas Parlapanides.

U has set a Nov. 11, 2011 release date.

“War of the Gods” will be exec produced by Relativity’s Tucker Tooley and Craig Flores of Hollywood Gang Prods.

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Johnny Marco (Stephen Dorff) is a bad-boy A-List actor stumbling through a life of excess while living at Hollywood’s legendary Chateau Marmont Hotel.  His days are a haze of drinks, girls, fast cars and fawning fans.  Cocooned in this celebrity-induced artificial world, Johnny has lost all sense of his true self.  Until, that is, his 11-year-old daughter Cleo (Elle Fanning) unexpectedly shows up and unwittingly begins to anchor him.  Johnny’s fragile connection to real life slowly revives in her presence. So when the time comes fro Cleo to leave, his sense of loss is palpable, but the gift of hope she has also brought him leads to a beautiful, poetic denouement imbued with all of Coppola’s remarkable powers to conjure mood and atmosphere.

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Stephen Dorff turned 36 a few days ago, on the 29th of July. How time flies doesn’t it? As of yet we don’t know how Stephen celebrated his birthday, but in true Stephen style, I’m sure he had a kick-ass time! So HAPPY BIRTHDAY Stephen, and best wishes for the year ahead.

Just 10 days ago Stephen was seen holidaying in France with good friend and fellow actor,  Owen Wilson.  He was sporting a few new tattoos, including wings on his right arm, and was wearing a hat that read ‘Somewhere‘, the title of his latest movie that he is currently working on with director Sofia Coppola.

Speaking at the Los Angeles premiere of his latest film Public Enemies, Stephen wouldn’t give too much away about the new film apart from the fact he’s going to play a Hollywood actor.

The star gushed: “Sofia is the greatest and she gave me an incredible part we’re shooting now.”

He continued: “I can’t really talk too much about the movie because she doesn’t really want people to know what it is.

“It’s about a guy and his little girl and that’s really all that’s out there in the press right now so I don’t want to comment too much.

“But I can just tell you that I think it’s gonna be really special.”

The movie is also thought to star Ella Fanning as Stephen character’s daughter, and Jackass star Chris Pontius.

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To celebrate the release of Public Enemies, in cinemas 1st July, Empire Magazine is giving you the chance to see the film before it’s released at cinemas nationwide.

The Screenings
The free screenings are taking place at the following Odeon cinemas on June 29.

Birmingham
Bristol
Cardiff
Edinburgh Wester Hailes
Glasgow Braehead
Liverpool One
London Kingston
London Greenwich
Manchester Printworks
Newcastle, Gateshead

How To Get Your Free Tickets
Screenings will take place on Monday 29 June at 6 for 6.30pm at Odeon Cinemas across the country. To receive your free pair of tickets log onto www.tellten.co.uk and enter the reference code 367459 which will take you to a special page where you can print off your tickets to bring along with you on the night. Remember first come first served so be quick to avoid missing out.

This week the Los Angeles Film Festival announced its lineup of films including the premiere of Michael Mann’s gangster thriller Public Enemies — the real-life Depression-era tale of legendary bank robber John Dillinger — starring Johnny Depp.

In the midst of The Great Depression, Dillinger’s bank heists made him a mythical hero in the eyes of Americans who blamed the nation’s banks for sinking the country into economic turmoil (hmmm…sound familiar?). During a recent Entertainment Weekly interview Depp said of Dillinger, “Some people might disagree, but I think he was a real-life Robin Hood.” Well, he’s got the robbing part correct.

Dillinger’s crimes and subsequent jailbreaks made him the No. 1 target of J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI and its top agent Melvin Purvis, played by Christian Bale in the film. Academy Award winner Marion Cotillard portrays Dillinger’s girlfriend, Billie Frechette, with Stephen Dorff, Giovanni Ribisi and Billy Crudup rounding out the cast. The film was written and directed by Michael Mann, best known for thrillers like 1995′s Heat, 1999′s The Insider and 2004′s Collateral.

This should be an action-packed shoot-em-up blockbuster (check out the trailer) and also an intriguing one from a storytelling perspective because Depp and Bale share only one scene together. I’m sure their eventual on-screen meeting will be totally worth the wait.

With Public Enemies anchoring LAFF’s slate of 200 feature films, shorts and music videos from over 30 countries, it will help achieve festival director Rebecca Yeldham’s goal of providing festival-goers with “…a sneak peek at the great movies of the summer.”

Opening and closing night films are yet to be announced by the LAFF which runs from June 18-28 and is produced by Film Independent.