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Pena, Dourif and Cobbs Join Herzog and Lynch Thriller

February 8, 2009

Michael Pena, Brad Dourif and Bill Cobbs have joined the cast of Werner Herzog and David Lynch's psychological thriller My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done, says The Hollywood Reporter.

The trio join Michael Shannon, Willem Dafoe and Chloe Sevigny in the film, which Herzog is directing. Eric Bassett (Inland Empire) is producing while David Lynch serves as executive producer.

The film is loosely based on the true story of a San Diego man who experiences a series of mystifying events that lead him to brutally murder his own mother with a sword.

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COMMENTS (11)

Posted by:

disappointment

February 8, 2009

I am excited.

Posted by:

b0nerjamz03

February 9, 2009

This film sounds promising.

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February 9, 2009

I love Chloe Sevigny. I love all of her indie-art flicks, but I'm stoked to see her in something somewhat modern, it seems like.

I'm not a huge fan of her show Big Love.

Posted by:

Hell Yes!

February 9, 2009

Herzog and Lynch together? I'm there! I've always enjoyed Dourif, too.

Posted by:

amitiel

February 9, 2009

How is Brad Dourif still getting work?

Posted by:

Lynch

February 9, 2009

"Amitiel" what do you mean how is Brad Dourif still getting work? Brad Dourif is one of the greatest most unused actors around.

Posted by:

MysterE

February 9, 2009

I am definitely seeing this movie; amazing cast, especially with the inclusion of Brad Dourif...you guys know he's the voice of Chucky, right? Regarding to how he's still getting work, well, according to imdb.com, he was quoted saying that he's a working whore.

Posted by:

Al Rugnig

February 9, 2009

This movie sounds epic! How is it possible that they got 2 of the worlds greatest directors together to make this movie? I can't wait!!!!

Posted by:

Aidan

February 9, 2009

I'm not sure what Lynch's executive producer role will really mean for the film, but it's still a good name to have on the poster. I'm sure he's been instrumental in the project's conception, anyway. The project definitely seems promising.

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Scott

February 9, 2009

"Amitiel" was probably thinking of Stephen "I play great Douchbags because I am one" Dorff.