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Titolo: Anche Courteney Cox gira un "dramma" low-budget indipendente

Dopo le ottime critiche ricevute da JA per "The Good Girl" anche CC si
butta sul cinema indipendente. Che sia la nuova moda per gli attori di
Friends?
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Cox Arquette Set for 'November' Drama 
Mon March 17, 2003 10:04 PM ET 
By David Rooney
NEW YORK (Variety) - Departing from her perky TV sitcom persona,
Courteney Cox Arquette will star in the psychological drama "November"
for director Greg Harrison, the 10th project from IFC's digital
production arm, InDigEnt.
The "Friends" co-star will play a Los Angeles photographer struggling
to put the tragic circumstances of her boyfriend's death behind her
and to separate the boundaries of reality and fantasy.
Production on the film, with a screenplay by Benjamin Brand, is slated
to begin in May in Los Angeles.
Harrison previously made the 2000 indie film "Groove," about San
Francisco's underground rave scene, which was acquired by Sony
Pictures Classics.
"I'm impressed by Courteney's willingness to explore a darker, more
dramatic side of herself," Harrison said. "I think 'November' will be
a chance for people to see her in a new light."
"We are delighted to add Greg Harrison to the IFC/InDigEnt family,"
IFC entertainment president Jonathan Sehring said. "He is a true
emerging talent and we are excited to be making his next film."
InDigEnt is a digital filmmaking initiative created in 1999 by
producer-director Gary Winick and others.
Its films include Winick's "Tadpole," Rebecca Miller's "Personal
Velocity," Ethan Hawke's "Chelsea Walls," Richard Linklater's "Tape"
and Peter Hedges' "Pieces of April," one of this year's Sundance Film
Festival hits that was picked up by United Artists.
Like previous InDigEnt features, "November" will be shot digitally in
under three weeks on a low-six-figure budget.
Harrison also is developing and planning to direct the dark satire
"**ETC," written by "Doonesbury" creatory Garry Trudeau, for release
by Fox Searchlight.
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j./The HOUSEWIFE hops off The Bride, runs into the kitchen, opens a 
drawer and comes out with a HUGE MOTHERFUCKIN BUTCHER KNIFE.
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a chance for people to see her in a new light."
La Cox aveva già fatto i vari Scream, quindi si era già cimentata in
ruoli non particolarmente allegri (anche se l'horror - posso usare
questa definizione, jAs? :) - e il dramma sono due ambiti un po'
diversi). Sono curioso anch'io di vederla, anche se non mi aspetto
niente di straordinario: al di là di Friends, non mi ricordo sue
interpretazioni memorabili...
Chettimar,,,, - piagato
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Yet there's still something in my heart - That can find a way - To
make a start - To turn up the signal - Wipe out the noise

ruoli non particolarmente allegri
beh, sotto un certo punto di vista, Scream, in quanto parodico, puo'
essere ricondotto alla sfera della commedia :)
(tirandolo per i capelli attraverso i muri, s'intende ;)
-- 
j./Each (CSI) episode is pretty much about a murder mystery, but the 
real mystery is why this crap is still on the air.
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essere ricondotto alla sfera della commedia :)
Posso anche essere d'accordo, ma l'unica cosa che faceva ridere nel
suo personaggio di Scream era l'acconciatura. ;)))
Chettimar,,,, - scalato
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