The cast for Paul Weitz's upcoming sequel "Little Fockers" is still growing, and the latest to join he third installment in the popular comedy series is... Harvey Keitel! That's right, Harvey Keitel!

Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Teri Polo, Blythe Danner and Jessica Alba are also part of the upcoming project, which will focus on Pam and Greg (Gaylord) as they deal with having children.

Although details here are still sketchy, John Hamburg, who worked on the script, recently said the main characters will deal with the birth of kids and could end up dealing with the themes of death and divorce.

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The cast for Paul Weitz's upcoming "Meet the Parents" sequel "Little Fockers" is growing, as Laura Dern has boarded the project starring Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Teri Polo and Blythe Danner.

At this point, plot details are still somewhat kept under wraps, but the third film in the comedy series that also includes "Meet the Fockers" will follow the main characters as they deal with the birth of kids.

The Hollywood Reporter says Dern will play the headmistress of the elementary school the Fockers' kids are going to. The cast also includes Jessica Alba, who's playing an attractive pharmaceutical rep.

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The lovely Jessica Alba is the latest to star in Paul Weitz's upcoming sequel "Little Fockers," the third installment in the popular comedy series following "Meet the Parents" and "Meet the Fockers."

Risky Biz Blog says Alba would play an attractive pharmaceutical rep whose good looks will create trouble for some of the male characters in the film, which follows Pam and Greg as they deal with having kids.

Although details here are still sketchy, John Hamburg, who worked on the script, recently said the main characters will deal with the birth of kids and could end up dealing with the themes of death and divorce.

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Here's your dose of film news for May 4, 2009:

• Ben Stiller is ready to direct "Help Me Spread Goodness," a dramedy that focuses on a Chicago banker who gets involved in a Nigerian Interney scam. Mark Friedman wrote the script. Stiller recently directed "Tropic Thunder." He's also got "The Trial of the Chicago 7" lined up. (Variety)

• Donald Sutherland, Rossif Sutherland, Rebecca Romijn and Sarah Roemer are starring in Risa Bramon Garcia's romantic comedy "Love Child," which is currently filming. Michael Melski wrote the script, which follows an ex-con whose plans to start over are ruined by a loan shark who reminds him of a debt he has to repay. (Variety)

• Ray Stevenson, Jaime King and Stephen Moyer have joined Robert Duvall and James Caan in Philippe Martinez's postapocalyptic thriller "Tribes of October." Written by Nick Vallelonga and Paul Sloan, the film is set in futuristic New York and follows a detective who tracks down a mafia member and is on the lookout for the love of this life. (The Hollywood Reporter)

• Accoring to Production Weekly, Dwayne Johnson will star in McG's upcoming "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Captain Nemo." Featuring characters from the Jules Verne novel and written by Bill Marsilli, the film focuses on Nemo's efforts to build the Nautilus, his advanced submarine.