Zoe Saldana to create, Star in Thriller 'Dominion' at Vital (Exclusive)

Just like her action movie Colombiana opens across the nation, Zoe Saldanahas setup the supernatural thriller Dominion at Vital.our editor recommendsColombiana: Film Review The pitch originates from Dean McCreary and Chester Hastings even though plotdetails remain sketchy, the storyline focuses on a lady (Saldana) who ishalf-human, half-angel. Saldana will even function as a producer about the project, alongside RobbieBrenner.Brenner is really a producer about the Gerard Butler dramaMachine Gun Preacher, also it was on that project where he first met McCreary and Hastings, who done the script in early stages. REVIEW: 'Colombiana' Hastings and McCreary, both repped by Gersh, co-authored You are My Angel, a thriller from 4 HorsemenFilms that's in development. Additionally they co-authored Fanboy, a brief film abouta video store worker who's the earth's greatest Mike Raimi fan. Theunreleased comedy features turns from Raimi and J.K. Simmons, who playthemselves. Video: Zoe Saldana Kicks Butt in 'Colombiana' Fight Vignette Saldana, repped by ICM, is better noted for playing Neytiri in Avatar andUhura in Star Trek. She lately wrapped production about the Words, a dramawith Bradley Cooper, and it is mounted on star opposite Mark Ruffalo inInfinitely Polar Bear, an indie drama that's being created by J.J. Abrams. Email: Borys.Package@THR.com, Daniel.Burns@THR.com Twitter: @Borys_Package, @DanielNMiller Related Subjects Zoe Saldana

Boy Meets World's Ben Savage to Guest-Star on Bones

Ben Savage Boy Meets World star Ben Savage is heading to Bones. "First day on the set of 'Bones'. Great show and a very talented cast!" Savage tweeted on Wednesday. "Just shot a killer scene with @David_Boreanaz." Is Bones on your Watchlist? Add it and your other favorites now and never miss an episode Savage, 30, will play a former shipping store employee, executive producer Stephen Nathan tells TVLine.com. "[He's a] murder suspect who is married to another suspect who has bought a lottery ticket with another two suspects." Sounds ... complicated. Are you excited to see the former child star back on TV?

Paul Rudd, the Latest Person in the film Idiots Club

With 'Our Idiot Brother,' Paul Rudd joins a distinguished club: noted comics who've performed complete idiots. The consummate straight guy has always were built with a wacky streak, however in his new movie, which opens in theaters now, Rudd reaches play Ned, a highly-meaning idiot whose utter cluelessness makes existence hell for his three siblings (Elizabeth Banks, Zooey Deschanel and Emily Mortimer). Following a stint in jail for selling pot to some uniformed officer, Ned will get shuttled from in accordance with relative, putting on out his welcome at each stop together with his constant bumbling. But Ned's no new phenomenon -- from Charlie Chaplin to Will Ferrell, moviegoers have lengthy loved watching stars play dumb. To celebrate Ned's stupidity, we have come up with a listing from the greatest movie idiots, figures who make us feel wiser in comparison and stupider for getting viewed them. They are saying you need to be pretty wise to experience dumb, and when this is the situation, these 10 stars unquestionably fit in with Hollywood's Mensa chapter. Lloyd Christmas (Jim Carrey) in 'Dumb and Dumber' We are not entirely sure that is which, but Jim Carrey's Lloyd always appeared such as the dumber of these two titular idiots within the Farrelly brothers' ode to stupidity. And whether he's traveling mix-country searching for a woman named Samsonite or just annoying everybody inside a 5-feet radius, the constantly stupid Lloyd certainly lives as much as his movie's title. Two Lucky Men Dumb & Dumber - MOVIECLIPS.com Smokey (Chris Tucker) in 'Friday' Prior to Rebecca Black's "hit" song, Chris Tucker's Smokey was undoubtedly the stupidest cultural icon connected using the finish from the work week. In 'Friday,' the short-speaking Smokey endangers the lives of both themself and the closest friend Craig (Ice Cube) by smoking away the merchandise he's said to be selling, but even he isn't dumb enough to market it to some cop in uniform. Alan Garner (Zach Galifianakis) in 'The Hangover' Based on Erectile dysfunction Helms' Stu, Alan is "literally too stupid to insult." As well as for our reasons, that's no small compliment. Zach Galifianakis is precariously dumb because the childlike Alan within the bachelor-party-gone-wrong comedy, and almost manages to lose his future brother-in-law consequently. But like several good movie idiots, Alan eventually redeems themself like a card-counting savant who does make Rain Guy proud. Stanley, Joan, Buster and Petunia Stupid in 'The Stupids' According to a similarly dumb number of books, 'The Stupids' made idiocy a household affair. This nuclear group of happy dim-wits stumbles with an actual conspiracy while trying to find their "stolen" garbage, showing that, a minimum of if this involves movies, it truly is easier to be lucky than wise. Bluto (John Belushi) in 'Animal House' Body fat, drunk and stupid might be no approach to take through existence (based on Dean Wormer), however it appears to sort out pretty much for Bluto. Despite a sterling . GPA, the 'Animal House' alum apparently still handled to become chosen to public office. We are speculating like he also gives one hell of the (in the past inaccurate) pep talk. Carl Spackler (Bill Murray) in 'Caddyshack' Bill Murray's done stupid with the best throughout his distinguished comedy career, but Carl Spackler is unquestionably a unique situation. In the end, this can be a guy who will get outwitted with a gopher (frequently). However the spacey assistant groundskeeper in the movie's snobby country club once caddied for that Dalai Lama, so a minimum of they have that opting for him. That is nice. Haru (Chris Farley) in 'Beverly Hillsides Ninja' Another actor who always were built with a knack for playing bumbling doofuses, Chris Farley might not have been a ninja master as Haru, however the role allow the sensei from the pratfall showcase his considerable physical-comedy abilities. Whether he's carrying swords, seafood or tossing stars, Haru is really a constant danger to themself and the buddies around the criminals (and often much more). An Experienced Master Beverly Hillsides Ninja - MOVIECLIPS.com Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller) in 'Zoolander' Because the airhead male model who makes Fabio seem like Einstein and proves it's possible to brainwash somebody that has only half a brain, Ben Stiller struck idiot gold with Derek Zoolander. He can't turn left or grasp the idea of a scale model, but fortunately for Derek, he's also really, really absurdly good-searching. Brennan and Dale (Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly) in 'Step Brothers' From Ough Bobby to Ron Burgundy, Will Ferrell's designed a career from playing dumb. But as Brennan and Dale, a set of 40-year-olds who still behave like they are 10, Ferrell and John C. Reilly make a much more formidable dim-witted duo. The 2 middle-aged guy-children might not be related by bloodstream, however when it involves stupidity, it's like Brennan and Dale were separated at birth. Ned (Paul Rudd) in 'Our Idiot Brother' Others on our list might be more accomplished idiots, however it requires a special type of stupid to market drugs to some uniformed cop. And despite the fact that Ned always means well, the great-natured hippie's primary failing is the fact that he's too honest. As an overgrown puppy, Ned wreaks damage to his sisters' lives without always meaning to, but he's most likely probably the most endearing idiot in our feeble-minded bunch. Think we are stupid for missing your preferred movie idiot? Tell us within the comments.

Video game amplifiers up Dolby's audio effort

Thomas DolbyThomas Dolby, whose eighties hits "She Blinded Me With Science" and "Hyperactive" cemented his status like a pop icon, made the decision to step from the music business in early 1990's and forge another fruitful career like a Plastic Valley entrepreneur. His company, Beatnik Corporation., invented the ring-tone synthesizer baked into vast amounts of cell phones, and that he offered as music director for that California-based TED conferences, a famous lecture series named because of its roots in technology, entertainment and design.Now in his native U.K. and upon the market from Beatnik at 52, Dolby is preparing release a his first album in additional than 2 decades, entitled "A Roadmap from the Floating City," that is supported by a web-based multimedia gaming.InchThe Floating City" enables gamers to make use of Browsers, internet sites, wise phones and pills to understand more about a imaginary Google map, developing tribes and buying and selling artefacts inside a ocean-going barter society while getting together with Dolby's music and winning concert tickets along with other awards.Dolby, that has created albums for Joni Mitchell and Prefab Sprout and it has been nominated for five Grammys, states the overall game presently has about 4,000 gamers which will influence the direction from the new album."The album is kind of just like a soundtrack to the overall game," he states. "Lots of the overall game is driven through the gamers themselves. It's type of a collaborative fiction atmosphere, what exactly the gamers democratically decide may be the truth becomes the reality. Many of the tunes have tales for them and I am a bit not wanting to finish the tales until I observe how the overall game originates."Throughout his two decades from the music biz, Dolby observed that his online fan forums ongoing to flourish, creating mythologies in line with the figures in the tunes, with many people declaring to really function as the figures."Searching at online forums and my core fanbase, I recognized they love the mythology during my tunes and also the richness from the tales and also the figures," Dolby states. "But creating a video appeared very twentieth century in some way -- it is a very passive, one-way experience. People aren't purchasing music and watching movies just as much but they are investing considerable time doing offers and lots of amount of time in internet sites. Therefore it appeared in my experience I desired to locate a twenty-first century idiom to create an immersive atmosphere where people could bury themselves for the reason that mythology."In "Floating City" Dolby leaves from his trademark synth-driven pop seem to experiment together with musical textures, including honky-tonk piano and fiddle, classical guitar flourishes and jazzy saxophone solos. Nevertheless, Dolby fans will immediately recognize his literate, storytelling, songwriting style and also the gorgeous soundscapes he very easily produces. The album features several notable visitors including Mark Knopfler, Regina Spektor and Imogen Heap.Dolby employed game designer Andrea Phillips and longtime friend J.J. Abrams, director and creator of "Alias" and "Lost," to advise him about the direction of the overall game."You are able to tell from the overall game there is a quite strong flavor of J.J.'s 'Lost' mobile phone industry's and also the whole mystery behind everything he is doing,Inch states Dolby, who traveled to Santa Monica to satisfy Abrams and the staff at Bad Robot Prods. to speak through suggestions for the overall game.Even though current cycle of the overall game is because of culminate at the end of August so Dolby can complete the album and dole out awards (together with a private concert for that winning team), he envisions it entering a brand new phase and dealing with a existence of their own. Dolby intends to offer pre-concert lectures about the overall game when he tours the U.S. following a album's October release. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com

Caleb Landry Johnson Joins Byzantium

Neil Jordan's new vampire picHe was last seen screaming up bad weather (for heroic reasons, not because someone just poked him having a stick) as Banshee in X-Males: Top Class, however it's like Caleb Landry Johnson may have a genuine reason to scream, as he's located in for any role in Neil Jordan's go back to everything vampiric, Byzantium. Modified by Moira Buffini from her very own play, the film might find Gemma Arterton and Saoirse Ronan like a mother and daughter who so are actually vampires of the underworld. They arrive in a tiny British seaside town, where Ronan joins the neighborhood school and stacks up at school to announce that she's an associate from the fang club. Naturally, her peers think she's joking, but soon discover the truth. She'll form a more in-depth relationship with Jones' teen, a lad dying of leukaemia and facing his mortality, which then causes Ronan to ponder her growing old. Jordan gets set to create the film later this season with Stephen Woolley and Elizabeth Karlsen creating via their Number 9 company once they acquired the privileges to Buffini's operate in 2009.

Katie Couric Talk Show Is Going To Be Known as 'Katie' (Photo)

The title of Katie Couric's new ABC talk show is Katie. Key art for that program hit the net Monday using the tagline, "The Chance Starts September sixth." Katie premieres on ABC in fall 2012 and it is a part of Couric's overall cope with the network that enables her to anchor special offers, lead interviews and take part in special occasions coverage across ABC's dayparts. Particulars on Couric's new syndicated talker are now being held carefully towards the vest but Disney/ABC Television Group leader Anne Sweeney told The Hollywood Reporter in June the show could be "topical" and "capture the zeitgeist of the items individuals are speaking about." She ongoing, "It will likely be serious sometimes, clearly informative and fun. Really, a combination of things hopefully individuals will want to consider. It will not be considered a news show, but we'll be speaking concerning the news and problems that I believe people worry about, be it bullying or even the effect technology is wearing our children. "It may be an account of the navy seal after Osama Bin Laden continues to be wiped out it could discuss women within the military and a few of the stresses they experience of reentry using their families. Couric started her news career at ABC in 1979 like a desk assistant. ABC Katie Couric Anne Sweeney

Hair Bands to Play Jani Lane Tribute Concert

Hair bands are reuniting to play a tribute concert to Warrant rocker Jani Lane, who died last week in Los Angeles. PHOTOS: Hollywood's Notable Deaths Great White, Quiet Riot, LA Guns, Enuff Z'nuff and Slammin' Gladys will perform at L.A.'s Key Club on Aug. 29 for free. Beginning Friday at 10 a.m., 300 free tickets will be given out at the Key Club box office, TMZ.com reports. The "Cherry Pie" singer was found dead at a Woodland Hills hotel on Aug. 11. He was 47. Officials have not yet released the cause of death. Related Topics

Golden Globes Trial Moved to Sept., Will Not Involve a Jury

Hollywood Foreign Press Association via Getty Images The trial to determine who controls the rights to the Golden Globe Awards -- the Hollywood Foreign Press Association or Dick Clark Productions -- has been moved back a week and will now start on September 6 in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles. The two sides have also agreed that there will be no jury, but rather the case will be heard and decided by Judge Valerie Baker Fairbank. This means the trial will be shorter as there will be no need for jury selection. The trial, which is the first of two phases in the case, is expected to last about 8 days, instead of three weeks (which was the projected length if there was a jury). While there are two phases to the case, this first phase is considered crucial, as it will decide the fate of the January 2012 Golden Globes telecast. If DCP prevails in phase one, then the show will be produced by DCP and air on NBC under the new contract that was negotiated last year between the producer and network. STORY: Golden Globes Legal Battle Will Go to Trial If HFPA prevails in the first phase trial, then they would be free to find a new producer and sell the rights to the Globes to a different network. Both CBS and Fox have shown interest if the rights become available, and both would be expected to pay more than NBC is due to pay under the deal that DCP made. The second phase of the case would deal with other claims, including HFPA's charge that DCP breached its contract with them. The final status conference before the Sept. 6 trial has also been moved back a few days to August 25. At that time the judge will hear a number of motions from both sides, including a plea by DCP to renew its call for a summary judgment. STORY: Witness List for Golden Globes Trial Includes Les Moonves, Dick Clark On August 8, Judge Fairbank had ruled against the DCP motion for summary judgment. She wrote in her ruling that she had found there was a genuine dispute about the meaning of the language in the HFPA contract with DCP, which the producer claims gave it perpetual rights to the Globes as long as they remain on NBC; and that DCP has the right to negotiate new deals with NBC for as long as it wishes. Golden Globe Awards HFPA

Breaking Bad Sneak Peek: Where's Jesse?

Aaron Paul Looks like the question Walt will be asking on this week's episode of Breaking Bad is: Where's Jesse?Viewers last saw Jesse (Aaron Paul) being driven away to an unknown destination after Mike (Jonathan Banks) shared his concern over Jesse's excessive partying and increased carelessness with Gus (Giancarlo Esposito).Check out photos of the Breaking Bad castWe certainly know where Jesse isn't: in the lab with Walt (Bryan Cranston). In the clip below, Walt quickly becomes frustrated when he has a bit of trouble maneuvering a forklift."This is a two-man job!" Walt yells at the surveillance cameras. "I can't do it alone!"Walt even gets so desperate that he vows to quit until Jesse is returned safely. "Nothing else happens until I get my partner back," he says. Don't hold your breath, Walt.Breaking Bad airs Sundays at 10/9c on AMC. Watch the full clip below:

Think outdoors the dollars

HBO's 'Boardwalk Empire,' nominated for any drama series Emmy in the newbie, used a bluescreen to assist transform its Atlantic City setting in the present......towards the past. When "The Great Wife" executive producer Robert King looks within the horizon within the Brooklyn neighborhood where his legal drama's interior sets reside, he is able to begin to see the bluescreen that HBO's "Boardwalk Empire" uses to include the sea to its busy outside Atlantic City boardwalk moments."I simply think, 'Wouldn't it's great to possess something outdoors where we're able to set up a large greenscreen?' " King muses. "However I have it having a period drama. I'm not sure the way they get it done about the budget they've.InchThe reported $19 million "Boardwalk" allocated to the pilot alone is sufficient to make any showrunner envious, but it is all dependent on perspective for that six dramas nominated for Emmys this season: "Good Wife," "Dexter," "Friday Evening Lights" "Bet on Thrones" and "Mad Males.""We are always racing the time to place out episodes, and you've got very little time for you to reflect," King continues. "The budgeting problem is time much more than money."For productions with Cinemax-sized budgets, producers and showrunners always want a bit more.InchThe appetite develops. There's never enough money," states "Boardwalk Empire" co-executive producer Gene Kelly. "You are going to desire to be more ambitious compared to box that you simply allow individuals to play in."The important thing for just about any show is selecting the best scene or element which to splurge."It is all about allocating assets and realizing our talents and weak points," states "Bet on Thrones" executive producer David Benioff. "We'll never have the ability to match Healing For Peter Jackson if this involves pitting massive armies against each other inside a pitched fight. But we are able to spend a lot of time with this figures, to ensure that the combat does not need to depend on visual effects."Making use of a production's talents means going against common TV knowledge for "Friday Evening Lights" executive producer Jason Katims. Although building sets and amortizing the cost year to year may be the simplest method for a show to make sure financial savings, Katims made the decision within the show's beginning to shoot positioned on location in Austin, Texas, with handheld cameras."We'd six-day agendas going back two seasons from the show, to ensure that would be a huge method of controlling costs," Katims states. "All of us understood that certain of the methods that people could remain on the environment as lengthy once we did was to get it done for any cost."Although Katims could cut costs with simple shoots on location, Benioff states his production's bigger budget visited lensing the elaborate fantasy epic in multiple locations."We shot in 2 nations for that first season," Benioff states. "We'll shoot in three for that second season: in old-growth forests, on rocky beaches, by seaside coves, within an ancient walled city, on the glacier just beneath the Arctic Circle. We inherited an enormous world from George Martin, and that we never might have done that world justice shooting in Burbank."While King confesses his show does not have a similar breadth as neighboring New You are able to-based "Boardwalk Empire," he states "Good Wife" has hidden benefits for shooting within the The Big Apple if this involves signing guest stars."You all of a sudden have stars who're held captive for you because they are carrying out a play in New You are able to, and that we deal with their play schedule to obtain them," King states. "To get better stars and never bust your financial allowance.InchKelly felix also finds the faces within the crowd are better in New You are able to."We obtain a lot value from the costumes and also the faces," Kelly states. "Which was why 'Boardwalk' could simply be shot in New You are able to: the supply from the extra supplies, the different ethnic faces that you will get within the population pool here."Whether re-developing a historic period of time or giving audiences a feeling of realism in our day, a show needs to live within its means artistically and budgetarily."The one thing I would like a lot more than other things is to really make it to 'The Finish,' " states "Bet on Thrones" executive producer D.B. Weiss. "As well as for us to really make it to 'The Finish,' the show must be sustainable. When the show collapses under its weight, we will not make it happen. Therefore it is about choosing the best balance -- supplying the size and scope that individuals arrived at the show for, and doing the work in ways that allows us carry on doing it until we obtain to 'The Finish.' "Route To THE EMMYS: DRAMAThink outdoors the dollars Drama producers cite surprising influencesThe nominees Contact Christy Grosz at

Brett Ratner Ink Overall Cope with twentieth century Fox Television

Jason Merritt/Getty ImageBrett Ratner Brett Ratner has inked a brand new overall cope with twentieth century Fox Television. Included in the deal, former NBC development executive Chris Conti continues to be drawn on as leader of Ratner's production company, Rat TV, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. Ratner continues to be busy about the feature film side but is promoting and executive created such series as Chaos, Prison Break and Women's Murder Club. His recent credits include creating features Horrible Bosses and Catfish, and pointing such films as Hurry Hour 3 and X-Males: The Final Stand. He's also creating the approaching large-screen adaptation of Hong Kong Phooey, with Eddie Murphy, along with the Oscars. STORY: Brett Ratner: Oscar Offer Felt Such as the 'Twilight Zone' Conti, an old mind of drama development at NBC, replaces Martha Haight at Rat TV. With Conti aboard, Rat TV is anticipated to maintain the wheels moving at the organization while Ratner is away. Email: Lesley.Goldberg@thr.com Twitter: @Snoodit Brett Ratner

TFANA sets 2011-12 season

Off Broadway's Theater for any New Audience has arranged a 2011-12 season which includes Samuel Beckett shorts directed by Peter Brook, a Klezmer tuner and also the latest Shakespeare production from helmer Arin Arbus. "Fragments," the gathering of short Beckett plays, comes to Gotham like a stop with an worldwide tour. Brook and Marie-Helene Estienne direct the evening, including "Rough for Theater I," "Rockaby," "Act Left Without Words II," "Neither" and "Appear and disappear.Inch Show Cast for that show, which runs November. 9-12 ,. 14, includes Jos Houben, Kathryn Hunter and Marcello Magni, all whom are veterinarians of prominent Brit troupe Complicite. Next is "Shlemiel the very first,Inch the 1994 Klezmer musical in line with the Isaac Bashevis Singer story. New Gotham production is going to be helmed by David Gordon. Created and modified by Robert Brustein, show is carried out by an eight-person cast along with a Klezmer band in 24-perf run that begins 12 ,. 13. Early in the year, Arbus, whose TFANA productions of "Othello" and "Macbeth" have won raves, helms Shakespeare's comedy "The Toning down from the Shrew." With casting still to become introduced, It runs March 17-April 20. Also on tap is John Ford's 17th-century play "The Damaged Heart," the traditional Sparta-set tragedy to become directed by Brit helmer Selina Cartmell. Annika Boras ("Macbeth") stars within the Show is placed to operate February. 4-March 4. Season choices are additionally towards the formerly introduced return of "Cymbeline," the Fiasco Theater production that arrived inside a TFANA slot last season just before being acquired for any commercial Off Broadway run that starts perfs in the Barrow Street Theater August. 27. Contact Gordon Cox at gordon.cox@variety.com

Brit Marling On For The Company You Keep

Robert Redford has nabbed herAfter making a splash at this year's Sundance Film Festival with the one-two punch of respected indie pics Another Earth and Sound of My Voice, writer/producer/actress Brit Marling is a woman very much in demand. She's already finished work on Nicholas Jarecki's financial thriller Arbitrage and now Robert Redford has snapped her up for The Company You Keep. Marling is in talks for the female lead in the film, which finds Redford as a former militant who has been in hiding off the grid for years from the FBI. But when a dogged young newshound (Shia LaBeouf) uncovers his identity, Redford must make a run for it. While Variety reports on the latest development, credit for first breaking word of Redford's interest in Marling must go to Vulture, which had the news last week. That report also mentioned that she'd also been considering offers from Steven Soderbergh for stripper pic Magic Mike and Christopher McQuarrie, who wanted her to co-star with Tom Cruise in Jack Reacher adaptation One Shot. With Nick Nolte also on board to star, Redford will start shooting Company next month.

An Ideal Chronilogical age of Rock 'n' Roll

A Red-colored Hawk Films discharge of a Red-colored Hawk Films production. Created by Frederick Whitened, Scott Rosenbaum, Michael Ellis, Neil Carter. Directed by Scott Rosenbaum. Script by Rosenbaum, Jason Cadic.With: Kevin Zegers, Jason Ritter, Taryn Manning, Lukas Haas, Peter Fonda, Kelly Lynch, Lauren Carol, Ruby Dee, Pinetop Perkins, Hubert Sulmin.Helmer-scripter-producer Scott Rosenbaum's debut, "An Ideal Chronilogical age of Rock 'n' Roll," is definitely an overblown tale of music, friendship and unfaithfulness. Pic boasts a geniune soundtrack of old and new tunes, including a long jam session that taps the talents of blues stories Pinetop Perkins and Hubert Sulmin. Regrettably, the unconvincing imaginary story Rosenbaum weaves for this solid musical base hits every meller cliche within the "self-destructive rock star" playbook. Even Peter Fonda, typecast being an over-the-hill road manager, rings true only occasionally. Opening August. 5 in Gotham, pic's lame dialogue, callow thesping and absurdly foreseeable plot make extended play unlikely. Inside a wraparound device, aging rocker Spyder (Kevin Zegers) is questioned with a reporter (Lukas Haas) prior to the film flashes to the 1980s and Spyder's tension-filled go back to his home town and former best friend Eric (Jason Ritter), whose tunes he stole for his megahit first album. Eric demands Spyder, Spyder's bandmates and sexy agent (Taryn Manning) join him and '60s relic Fonda on the folkloric trip lower Route 66 to restore their spark. However the utopian road movie lands in L.A. where sexual indiscretion, double-dealing and cocaine hold sway.Camera (color), Madeleine Gavin editor, Gavin music, Andrew Hollander music supervisor, Christopher Covert original tunes, Andrew Hollander, Steve Conte production designer, Sarah Frank. Examined on DVD, New You are able to, This summer 28, 2011. MPAA Rating: R. Running time: 91 MIN. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com