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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Stephen is featured in the February/March issue of Wonderland magazine. Interviewed from the Beverly Hills Hotel “over one of the restaurant’s famous McCarthy salads, an iced tea, a skim latte, and a cigarette or two”, Dorff chatted about working with Sofia Coppola, and how he’s bracing for his life to change in the next few months.

You can read part of the interview here. The full interview is featured in the magazine. I will be adding scans from the issue soon.

Photos by Derek Kettela from the shoot have been added to the gallery.
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Thanks to minami for telling us about the feature

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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What kind of actor is Stephen Dorff? The man is 36, and he’s been on screen since he was 12, so we should have some clues. He’s played the fifth Beatle (Backbeat), an arch vampire (Blade), a guerrilla filmmaker (Cecil B. Demented), an unhinged gangster (Public Enemies), a sadistic crime boss (Shadowboxer) and a transsexual Superstar (I Shot Andy Warhol). “I’ve always kind of liked my career: There’s been a bit of mystery,” he said. “It’s never had that ridiculous amount of attention for one thing.”

And yet after all these years and all those roles, Stephen Dorff might be on the brink of that one thing. Sofia Coppola picked him to star in her fourth feature film, Somewhere about a fame-crazed 30-something actor living at the Chateau Marmont hotel in Hollywood. “I understood a lot of the character because I lived at the Chateau Marmont before,” said Dorff, who celebrated his 21st birthday party at the hotel and moved back in during the film shoot.

“I’ve got some crazy memories there,” he said of his first stay. “A lot of creative people have had their stint at the Chateau. Whether it’s Hunter Thompson, who lived in the room where we shot the movie, or Helmut Newton or Jim Morrison. It just has a vibe that attracted a lot of young people. And I was one of them.” Dorff is good friends with Coppola, whom he calls “Sof,” and they share a best friend, Zoe Cassavetes. Still, he received the part from Coppola as manna, and has since said that it’s the best role he’s been offered, ever. “I almost feel like she made me cool again,” he said.

Of course, some would believe that getting a nod from Adam Sandler is cooler than one from Sofia Coppola. In Sandler’s porn comedy, Born to Be a Star, scheduled to be released later this year, Dorff plays Dick Shadow, a hugely popular porn star with blond hair extensions. With these two roles, Dorff is primed for a very public 2010. “I get where I’m going and where the world’s going. But I feel like maybe it’s a benefit that I’ve been through the whole craze when I was younger,” he said. “I’ve been on magazine covers before.”

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Pictures from the shoot by Photographer Fabrice Trombert have been added to the gallery:

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I have added over 250 screencaptures from Public Enemies to the gallery, which includes extras. Anyone who hasn’t seen the movie should definitely check it out. Stephen’s role is small, but a significent one. And all the behind the scenes footage is worth a look too. Grab a copy on DVD and you won’t be disappointed.

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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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And very sorry to everyone, but as you may have noticed the gallery is still offline. As soon as it is back up and running, there will be a ton of new images added including the still from Somewhere. Keep checking back

Nancy Dorff lost her battle with brain cancer last February (08), leaving the 36 year old devastated.

After nursing her in her final months, Dorff admits he found it tough returning to Hollywood – but now he’s back and insists he can feel his mother’s spirit urging him on.

And he’s convinced she helped him land his big new movie role, in Sofia Coppola film Somewhere.

In a chat with pal Owen Wilson for the new issue of Interview magazine, Dorff says, “It’s been an intense year for my family. I lost my mom last year, but I feel like she’s really been with me and with us, guiding us. I’d never really lost anybody before in my immediate family. Your mom is the person you don’t ever want to lose, but in losing her, I had all these great things that started happening. I think she was part of me getting the whole Sofia (Coppola) movie.

“She was the ultimate mom. It kills me that she’s gone, but at the same time, I think she’s given me strength. I think my mom will be up there, hopefully smiling.”

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