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Tough, charismatic and mysterious, Four earned his nickname in the Dauntless community because he only has four fears. Tris’ trainer comes dressed in his training uniform: a long sleeve shirt with “leather” panels, futuristic pants and black athletic boots. |
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The future belongs to those who know where they belong. Tris doll wears her Dauntless training outfit comprised of a long-sleeve shirt with “leather” panels, matching pants and short coiled boots. The shirt reveals a glimpse of her tattoo with three ravens representing the three family members she left behind. |
Matt Barr, who played the title character in Lifetime’s Romeo Killer: The Chris Porco Story, has been cast as the male lead opposite Ahna O’Reilly in the CWdrama pilot Identity, exec produced by Alex Kurtzman and Bob Orci. It centers on Mia (O’Reilly), a young New Yorker who learns she needs an organ transplant to survive and her only living relative is a newfound half-brother, Davis (Barr), the charming, privileged only son of a wealthy and powerful Charleston family. She connects with them only to find they’re the target of a CIA investigation for involvement in domestic terrorism, and the agency wants her as their newest informant. As Davis bonds with his newfound sister, he begins to question his family’s nefarious plans. Barr, repped by UTA, Luber/Roklin and attorney Allison Binder, returns to the CW where he co-starred on Hellcats. He also co-starred in History’s Hatfields & McCoys.
Potts joins a cast that includesDavid Tennant, who also stars in Broadchurch, Anna Gunn, Jacki Weaver, Nick Nolte and Michael Pena. Kevin Rankin, Virginia Kull, Jessica Lucas, Kevin Zegers, Madalyn Horcher,Stephen Louis Grush and Kendrick Sampsonco-star.Gracepoint, which began production in Vancouver in January, will debut during the 2014-15 season.
At the beginning of this month, Philip Seymour Hoffman had two films in the can — Anton Corbijn's thriller A Man Wanted and the crime drama God's Pocket — and plans to appear in the next two Hunger Games films. He was preparing to star in a Showtime series, Happyish, and to direct Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal in Ezekiel Moss. He was primed to launch into the next phase of his already-brilliant career. "He wanted to be done with playing the sad-sack loser, the guy who's jerking off," his close friend, the playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis, says.