Third Person News
Don't ask Mila Kunis that question!
“Third Person,” the latest interlocking drama from “Crash” writer-director Paul Haggis, is as uninvolving as the detached moniker suggests. It attempts to serve up deep truths about love and loss, but only manages to be precious and overheated. It's hard to imagine it provoking the same passionate debates as the Oscar-winning “Crash,” which divided cinephiles with its depiction of racism in Los Angeles. Say what you will about that movie, at least it had vitality and interesting characters.
Olivia Wilde on Hollywood Sexism and Why Paul Haggis Understands Women
Olivia Wilde Disrobes for Liam Neeson in a New Clip from Third Person
Universal Pictures Liam Neeson‘s been on a bit of an action-star tear since striking gold with 2008′s Taken, but who can blame him? The guy turns 62 years old in a few days, and if he wants to kick ass and take names a few more times before starring in a Grumpy Old Men remake (with Harrison Ford, obviously) more power to him.
Sony Pictures Classics Picks Up Paul Haggis' Ensemble Drama 'Third Person,' Starring Liam Neeson
Mila Kunis Joins Paul Haggis' 'Third Person'; James Franco & Casey Affleck Also In Talks
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Liam Neeson plays a writer who uses fictional character to get through the trauma of seeing a child drowned (his child?). Olivia Wilde plays his wife and is a party planner. Jude Law may have a role.