Chris Evans, Brandon Routh, Brie Larson, Mae Whitman, Ellen Wong and Anna Kendrick are the latest to join Edgar Wright’s upcoming action comedy “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World."

Based on the graphic novel by Bryan Lee O’Malle, the film centers on a guy who has to defeat his new girlfriend’s seven ex-boyfriends. Michael Cera will play titular character Scott Pilgrim, while Mary Elizabeth Winstead will take over the role of his love interest.

The Hollywood Reporter has more information about who the new cast members will play:

"Evans plays evil boyfriend No. 2, Lucas Lee, a pro skateboarder-turned-movie star, while Routh plays the third evil boyfriend, Todd Ingram, a rocker with vegan psychic powers. Larson plays Pilgrim's ex-girlfriend, Envy Adams, for whom he still has feelings.

Also joining the pic, which will shoot Toronto, are Mae Whitman as Roxy Richter, the fourth ex, a female who is half-ninja; Ellen Wong as Knives Chau, who Pilgrim is dating when he meets his dream girl; and Anna Kendrick as Pilgrim's sister."

Darn, that's quite the supporting cast. Just last week, Kieran Culkin also joined the project. He will be playing Pilgrim's responsible gay roomate, with whom he shares a bed (Pilgrim, however, is heterosexual).

I never read the garphic novel, so feel free to share what you think about it just below.

Brandon Routh, Gil Bellows and Martin Donovan are set to star in Gregor Jordan’s upcoming action thriller “Unthinkable,” according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Also starring Samuel L. Jackson, Carrie-Anne Moss and Michael Sheen, the film centers on a black-ops interrogator who teams up with an FBI agent to press a suspect into revealing the locations of three nuclear weapons.

The trade says Routh and Bellows stars as agents of an FBI anti-terrorism team, while Donovan plays an FBI director. Sheen plays the suspect questioned by Jackson and Moss.

Routh, the star of Bryan Singer’s “Superman Returns,” will next appear in Kevin Smith’s “Zack and Miri Make a Porno.” Bellows’ credits include “The Promotion” and “The Weather Man.”

As for Donovan, he recently starred in television’s “Ghost Whisperer,” “The Dead Zone” and “Weeds.” He can next be seen in “The Haunting in Connecticut.”