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Dominic Cooper, Garrett Hedlund, Luke Evans and Joel Edgerton will screentest for the Bourne Legacy lead role next month. Deadline reports that the four actors will audition for writer/director Tony Gilroy's spinoff of Matt Damon's spy saga in the first week of April. Shia LaBeouf is also said to be a contender to lead the movie, while Taylor Kitsch and Logan Marshall-Green have been named as possible stars. The Bourne Legacy will not feature Damon's Jason Bourne character. Instead, according to Gilroy, it will show audiences "the bigger picture, the bigger canvas" surrounding the spy's actions in the previous three movies. Jake Gyllenhaal, Tobey Maguire and Josh Hartnett were recently named as potential stars for The Bourne Legacy. The movie is due to arrive in cinemas in 2012. Source.

Deadline reports that Michael Shannon—probably best known to mainstream auds for his turn in “Revolutionary Road”—is being eyed for a baddie role as well in “Superman.” Of course, details are thin to non-existent. No idea what the part is or if it’s the same one Ramirez is being eyed for. But if there’s anything to take away from this, it’s that Warner Bros. and Christopher Nolan seem to be making sure Snyder is surrounded with as many strong actors as they can muster. Source.

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George Clooney feels "unclean" after awards season George Clooney has said that he dislikes certain aspects of awards season in the film industry, and has admitted that it makes him feel "unclean". The Ocean's Eleven star revealed that he began to undertake more charity work after feeling disillusioned about his career. More/Source.

Orlando Bloom 'intimidated by Los Angeles' Orlando Bloom has admitted to being scared by Los Angeles in the early days of his career. The Pirates of the Caribbean star recalled being stunned by how "big and intimidating" the city looked when he jetted out to film the Lord of the Rings trilogy in New Zealand. "My first overriding memory of LA is flying out to New Zealand to do Lord of the Rings and looking out of the window of the plane thinking it looked big and intimidating," he told Bang Showbiz. "A bit scary really - just so vast and bustling More/Source.

James Franco "felt trapped" hosting Oscars James Franco has spoken out about his much-criticised performance co-hosting this year's Academy Awards. Franco presented this year's Oscars with actress Anne Hathaway. However, both were slammed for their perceived lack of chemistry and humour during the show. The Howl actor revealed that although he initially saw hosting the ceremony as a no-risk responsibility, he soon began to feel uncomfortable about what the organisers expected of him. More/Source.

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