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Brendan Gleeson and Abbie Cornish will star in “An Ordinary Man,” the latest film from Brad Silberling, director of “Moonlight Mile” and “Land of the Lost.” Silberling will direct from his own script about the relationship between a ...  

Brendan Gleeson and Abbie Cornish have been tapped to star in Brad Silberling's thriller "An Ordinary Man," with shooting set for the fall in Belgrade. Silberling ("City of Angels") will direct from his own original script, which centers on the ...  

Brendan Gleeson and Abbie Cornish will star in “An Ordinary Man,” the latest film from Brad Silberling, director of “Moonlight Mile” and “Land of the Lost.” Silberling will direct from his own script about the relationship between a ...  

Also Read: Abbie Cornish: Lingering Sensations, No Touching The dramatic thriller is a co-production teaming Silberling's Reveal Entertainment with Disruptive Media and producers Chris Miller, James Burke and Michael Richter. Gleeson has kept busy ...  

Brendan Gleeson and Abbie Cornish will star in An Ordinary Man ... Silberling is producing with Chris Miller, James Burke and Michael Richter, with David Lonner exec producing. Pic will shoot in Belgrade, Serbia. Get the latest Industry news sent straight ...  

Brendan Gleeson and Abbie Cornish have been tapped to star in Brad Silberling's thriller "An Ordinary Man," with shooting set for the fall in Belgrade. Silberling ("City of Angels") will direct from his own original script, which centers on the unexpected ...  

Golden Globe nominated Brendan Gleeson ( The Guard , In Bruges ) and Abbie Cornish ( Bright Star , W.E. ) are set to star in the new dramatic thriller An Ordinary Man for Brad Silberling ( City of Angels , Moonlight Mile , Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events ) who will direct from his own original script. The contemporary suspense tale centers on the unexpected relationship between a fictitious war criminal in hiding, and...  

With Abbie Cornish in the dramaWhen the first word about Brad Silberling’s dark indie drama An Ordinary Man first broke back in 2010, it had Liam Neeson circling the lead. Well, Neeson is no longer attached, but Silberling has found a more than adequate replacement, with Brendan Gleeson signing on.Gleeson will co-star alongside Abbie Cornish in the tale of a relationship between a wanted war criminal hiding from prosecution and his maid, who...  

Abbie Cornish and Brendan Gleeson will co-star in that rare thing these days, an original script. Brad Silberling, "The "City of Angels" and "Moonlight Mile" helmer, wrote and will direct dramatic thriller "An Ordinary Man," which follows the unlikely relationship between a fictitious war criminal in hiding and his maid, who is his only human contact. Silberling will also produce through his Reveal Entertainment, along with Disruptive...  

And maybe we'll see each other again and I should leave!' There were sparks, but we just bolted." Ellen, 42, said that director Brad Silberling picked up on the tension between them. "We were like, 'No, we don't know each other. We made love to each other ...  

And maybe we'll see each other again and I should leave!' There were sparks, but we just bolted." Director Brad Silberling picked up on the tension between the two, and, according to Pompeo, asked what their connection was. "We were like, 'No, we don't ...  

"There's no greater pleasure than crafting a tale for brilliant actors to sink their teeth into, and with Brendan and Abbie, I feel like I've hit the jackpot," said Brad Silberling, who is directing the film from his own script, in a statement. "Watching ...  

We sort of bumped into each other. He told me I was the most beautiful thing he had ever seen." Director Brad Silberling noticed the palpable tension between the two during their tryout and asked if they were already acquainted. Pompeo recalls ...  

And maybe we'll see each other again and I should leave!' There were sparks, but we just bolted." Director Brad Silberling picked up on the tension between the two, and, according to Pompeo, asked what their connection was. "We were like ...