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Affleck Has Eyes on 'Town' for Warner

Political junkie Ben Affleck, who directed last year's Gone Baby Gone, is in negotiations to direct, rewrite and star in The Town (previously titled "Princes of Thieves"), a dark heist-romance hybrid, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The Warner Bros. project involves a high-tension love triangle between a female bank manager, a longtime thief who stole more than her heart and an equally smitten FBI agent trying to bust the crook and his gang before they can pull another big job.

Cast Lined Up for 'Everybody's Fine'

Robert De Niro, Drew Barrymore, Kate Beckinsale and Sam Rockwell are lined up to star in Everybody's Fine, a remake of Giuseppe Tornatore’s Italian drama "Stanno Tutti Bene". Kirk Jones, who last directed the Emma Thompson family film Nanny McPhee, will direct Fine beginning later this month in Connecticut.

Harrelson Gets 'Management' Help

Woody Harrelson, who stars in the Coen brothers' upcoming film No Country for Old Men, will play Jennifer Aniston's boyfriend in the romantic comedy Management for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Playwright-screenwriter Stephen Belber is making his directorial debut on the project.

Aniston in Talks to Join Barrymore's Ensemble Cast

Jennifer Aniston, who last starred in the The Break-Up with now-ex boyfriend Vince Vaughn, is in final talks to star in He's Just Not That Into You, an ensemble comedy set to start shooting next month in Los Angeles. The former "Friends" star will play a woman in a long-term relationship with a boyfriend who will not commit to marriage.