MyTrackingBoard KRISTEN STEWART CONFUSED AND LOVESICK IN “A TAXONOMY OF BARNACLES”OCTOBER 10, 2011
Kristen Stewart is now attached to star in A TAXONOMY OF BARNACLES, a new comedy written by Amy Lippman and directed by Nanette Burstein (Going the Distance). Earlier this year, TB first reported that Stewart was offered to join the film. Offers and interest are still out for Jeff Bridges and Anne Hathaway to join the pic. The story follows six sisters who are given a challenge by their self-made father to see who will inherit his fortune. Stewart is set to play Beth Barnacle, a pot-smoking purple-haired lesbian who suffers the defeat of unrequited love. The project is set up at Sony with Team Todd (Alice in Wonderland) and Plum Pictures (The Kids Are All Right) producing. The pic is based on the novel “A Taxonomy of Barnacles” written by Galt Nierderhoffer. It was previously set up at Revolution Studios. Stewart, who is repped by Gersh, can be seen later this year in part one of the final chapter in the “Twilight” series “Breaking Dawn”. She is currently in production on “Snow White and the Huntsman”, a Universal Pictures revisionist project. She recently wrapped the silver screen adaptation of “On the Road” for director Walter Salles."
You can find the novel at Good Reads
Thanks to ModelsFashion KStewAngel and fiercebitchstew
According to Larry411-LarryRichman, here's the production info on "A Taxonomy of Barnacles" according to the NY Times , whose source is industry syndicator Baseline a reputable industry research group.
Jeff Bridges -Barry Barnacle
Anne Hathaway - Bridget Barnacle
Kristen Stewart - Beth Barnacle
Maggie Gyllenhaal - Bell Barnacle
Director - Nanette Burstein
Source Material - Galt Niederhoffer
Screenplay - Amy Lippman
Producer - Suzanne Todd
Producer - Jennifer Todd
Casting Director - Ellen Chenoweth
Company Information
Revolution Studios - Studio
Plum Pictures - Production Company
Team Todd - Production Company
TheInSneider@ModelsFashions @KStewAngel "Was told that K-Stew story is OLD and there hasn't been movement on that project in a long time, but who knows?"
Kristen Stewart is now attached to star in A TAXONOMY OF BARNACLES, a new comedy written by Amy Lippman and directed by Nanette Burstein (Going the Distance). Earlier this year, TB first reported that Stewart was offered to join the film. Offers and interest are still out for Jeff Bridges and Anne Hathaway to join the pic. The story follows six sisters who are given a challenge by their self-made father to see who will inherit his fortune. Stewart is set to play Beth Barnacle, a pot-smoking purple-haired lesbian who suffers the defeat of unrequited love. The project is set up at Sony with Team Todd (Alice in Wonderland) and Plum Pictures (The Kids Are All Right) producing. The pic is based on the novel “A Taxonomy of Barnacles” written by Galt Nierderhoffer. It was previously set up at Revolution Studios. Stewart, who is repped by Gersh, can be seen later this year in part one of the final chapter in the “Twilight” series “Breaking Dawn”. She is currently in production on “Snow White and the Huntsman”, a Universal Pictures revisionist project. She recently wrapped the silver screen adaptation of “On the Road” for director Walter Salles."
You can find the novel at Good Reads
Thanks to ModelsFashion KStewAngel and fiercebitchstew
According to Larry411-LarryRichman, here's the production info on "A Taxonomy of Barnacles" according to the NY Times , whose source is industry syndicator Baseline a reputable industry research group.
Jeff Bridges -Barry Barnacle
Anne Hathaway - Bridget Barnacle
Kristen Stewart - Beth Barnacle
Maggie Gyllenhaal - Bell Barnacle
Director - Nanette Burstein
Source Material - Galt Niederhoffer
Screenplay - Amy Lippman
Producer - Suzanne Todd
Producer - Jennifer Todd
Casting Director - Ellen Chenoweth
Company Information
Revolution Studios - Studio
Plum Pictures - Production Company
Team Todd - Production Company
TheInSneider@ModelsFashions @KStewAngel "Was told that K-Stew story is OLD and there hasn't been movement on that project in a long time, but who knows?"
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