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John Cusack Tweets About His New Role
The American Actor and screen writer ,John Cusack has confirmed on the social networking site Twitter that he will be playing the role of Edgar Allan Poe in a new murder mystery.
The 'High Fidelity" actor will star as the horror writer in director James McTeigue's forthcoming 'The Raven"—a fictionalized account of Poe's mysterious last days chasing a serial killer.
The
2012
actor
has
posted
that
,
“
Official
I
will
play
Edgar
Allen
Poe
in
fall.
A
film
called
The
Raven,
send
any
Poe
gold
my
way
as
I
begin
this
journey
into
the
abyss."
Ewan
McGregor
and
Jeremy
Renner
were
previously
in
talks
for
the
project
but
their
parts
were
not
specified.
It
is
unclear
if
either
actor
is
still
involved.
The
thriller
is
due
to
begin
filming
in
autumn
and
is
set
to
hit
theaters
next
year.
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