The lovely Emily Blunt will star alongside Matt Damon in George Nolfi's upcoming thriller "The Adjustment Bureau," based on a short story by Philip K. Dick.

Damon is on board to star as a promising congressman whose career takes a turn when he meets a beautiful ballet dancer, played by Blunt.

As it turns out, he quickly discovers there are mysterious forces that are trying to keep them apart, which is why he embarks on a mission to find out what is really going on. Nolfi also wrote the script.

Blunt, an actress I always love to see on the big screen, recently starred in "Sunshine Cleaning." She's got "The Wolf Man" and "Gulliver's Travels" coming up soon.

Source: Variety

It's always a great pleasure to see Emily Blunt light up the big screen, and according to Joblo, one of her upcoming projects is "Shoot the Messenger."

Blunt has apparently joined the cast (including Anthony Hopkins) for Ted Griffin's "Messenger," which is based on Irvin Yalom's novel "Lying on the Couch."

The plot follows a young woman named Carolyn, who plans to ruin the career of psychotherapist Ernest Lash because she thinks he advised her husband to file for divorce.

In the meantime, there's also a gambler who tries to trick another psychotherapist so he can sue and pay off his debt. This sounds a little chaotic to me at this stage, but maybe we'll get more details once the projects heads into production.

Blunt's credits include "My Summer of Love," "The Devil Wears Prada" and "Sunshine Cleaning." She will soon star in "The Wolf Man."

Emily Blunt and Jason Segel are in talks to join Jack Black in Rob Letterman’s updated version of “Gulliver’s Travels" for 20th Century Fox.

The story is a famous one: a writer named Lemuel Gulliver (Black) travels to Bermuda for an assignment and discovers a hidden island with tiny inhabitants.

According to Variety, Blunt would star as a Lilliputian princess and Gulliver's love interest. Segel will play Horatio, the main character's best friend who helps him escape from Liliput.

If Blunt decided to join this project, her possible involvement in "Iron Man 2" may be in jeopardy. As you may recall, Blunt was recently offered the role of Soviet spy Natasha Romanoff in Jon Favreau's sequel.

If she took on that role as well, her schedule may pose a problem because "Gulliver" is set for a March shoot and "Iron Man 2" will head into principal photography in early April, according to the trade.

Nicholas Stoller, director of "Forgetting Sarah Marshall, wrote the script for "Gulliver's Travels" with Joe Stillman.

Segel will next be seen alongside Paul Rudd in "I Love You, Man." Blunt will soon be seen alongside Amy Adams in "Sunshine Cleaning."

Emily Blunt may end up playing a villain in Jon Favreau's upcoming sequel "Iron Man 2."

No official deal has been announced, but according to Variety, Blunt is in the race for the role of Natasha Romanoff, a Soviet spy also known as Black Widow, a bad girl wearing a high-tech black costume.

Tony Stark (played by Robert Downey Jr.) will be busy fighting villains in the anticipated sequel to last year's awesome action flick "Iron Man."

Just last week, Mickey Rourke entered negotiations to play Crimson Dynamo, the tattooed Russian arms dealer who faces the superhero in a badass suit of armor.

Would Blunt make a good femme fatale? I think so. So far, I've liked her in pretty much everything I've seen of her, including "My Summer of Love," "Irresistible," "The Devil Wears Prade" and "Dan in Real Life."

Blunt will soon star alongside Amy Adams in "Sunshine Cleaning." She also stars in Joe Johnston's "The Wolf Man."

As for "Iron Man 2," Justin Theroux is still working on the script, but the film is expected to start shooting this spring. At this stage, the film is set for release May 7, 2010.

James McAvoy and Emily Blunt are in talks to voice the lead characters in Miramax's upcoming CGI-animated feature "Gnomeo and Juliet," according to The Hollywood Reporter. 

Based loosely on Shakespeare's play, the film centers on two garden gnomes lovers from rival gardens. Kelly Asbury is directing a script originally written by Rob Sprackling and John R. Smith. Rob Sprackling and John R. Smith polished the screenplay.

Produced by Elton John's Rocket Pictures, the film will also feature several of the musician's greatest hits. 

McAvoy most recently starred in Universal's action hit "Wanted." Emily Blunt recently starres in "Dan in Real Life" and "Charlie Wilson's War." She will also appear in Joe Johnston's upcoming horror thriller "The Wolf Man."