Actor ANIL KAPOOR bags yet another international project after SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE and MI:4
Seems like actor Anil Kapoor is Hollywood's new blue-eyed boy. After the Oscar-winning Danny Boyle film, he bagged an important role in the Tom Cruise mega-budget installment of Mission Impossible, where he will share screen space with Cruise.
And if well placed sources in the industry are to be believed, the actor is now going to be seen in an upcoming financial thriller by director Roger Donaldson. Titled Cities, the film will star Clive Owen and Anil Kapoor in important roles. The film will be launched at the upcoming Cannes Film Market.
The film tells three intertwining stories: a hedge fund manager in New York seemingly has everything; a young couple in London who are attempting to buy a new home and a cop in Mumbai fights against corruption between property speculators and colleagues, which in all probability will be played by Kapoor. The filming is set to begin in October in New York, London and India.
Reportedly, a major portion of the film will also be shot in Mumbai. Donaldson co-wrote the script from an original script titled Extreme Cities, written by Glenn Wilhide. About his foray into Hollywood, Anil had earlier said, "It has been wonderful making new friends and working so closely with people who share the same passion for cinema as you. I've never planned my career. I've taken each day as it comes, done work that made me happy no matter what the outcome. Life's turned out to be better than I'd ever dreamt of."
And if well placed sources in the industry are to be believed, the actor is now going to be seen in an upcoming financial thriller by director Roger Donaldson. Titled Cities, the film will star Clive Owen and Anil Kapoor in important roles. The film will be launched at the upcoming Cannes Film Market.
The film tells three intertwining stories: a hedge fund manager in New York seemingly has everything; a young couple in London who are attempting to buy a new home and a cop in Mumbai fights against corruption between property speculators and colleagues, which in all probability will be played by Kapoor. The filming is set to begin in October in New York, London and India.
Reportedly, a major portion of the film will also be shot in Mumbai. Donaldson co-wrote the script from an original script titled Extreme Cities, written by Glenn Wilhide. About his foray into Hollywood, Anil had earlier said, "It has been wonderful making new friends and working so closely with people who share the same passion for cinema as you. I've never planned my career. I've taken each day as it comes, done work that made me happy no matter what the outcome. Life's turned out to be better than I'd ever dreamt of."
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