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Taylor Lautner and his father, Dan Lautner not only father/son, but are now also a producer/actor team. Dan Lautner is producing the upcoming Lionsgate feature film Abduction, and his son Taylor is starring in the movie. They will next team up again for the Summit Entertainment feature film “Cancun” after “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn” wraps production.More information on the auditions here.
Abduction’s story revolves around 18-year-old Nathan Harper (Lautner) who discovers that his entire life has been a lie, but his perilous quest to find out the truth about his birth parents makes him a target of the CIA and the Serbian Secret Service, both of which are invested in whether Nathan lives or dies.
Michael Sheen, who plays “Aro”, leader of the Volturi, in the “Twilight Saga”, has been tapped to play former Prime Minister Tony Blair in addition to The Dane in one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays, Hamlet, in two upcoming projects.
Sheen recently took a part on “30 Rock”, opposite Tina Fey, which is a far cry from politics and Shakespeare. Clearly, this is evidence of Sheen’s great range in acting skills – comedy, fantasy and drama.
In “The Special Relationship”, airing May 29th on HBO, Sheen takes his third stab at playing Tony Blair after previously playing the politician in “The Deal” and “The Queen”. Given this is his third time playing the real-life individual, Sheen has developed strong political views. In a recent interview, Sheen said that, Blair’s successor, Gorden Brown’s resignation would be a “brilliant kind of Shakespearean tragedy” if it didn’t affect the general population. A very appropriate comment given Sheen will soon take the stage in a Shakespearean tragedy himself.
After playing Henry V for the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1997, Sheen is set once again to take the stage as The Dane in a Hamlet production led by former Royal Court artistic Ian Rickson. This will be Rickson’s first attempt at Shakespeare. Though exact dates haven’t been confirmed and details are still being worked out, the curtain is set to rise in the winter of 2011, the same time as “Breaking Dawn”, the screen adaptation of the final book in the “Twilight Saga”. It will certainly be interesting to see Sheen’s performance given his 14 year break from Shakespeare.