Marion Cotillard boards Canet's 'Petits Mouchoirs'

The beautiful and talented Oscar-winning Marion Cotillard is set to star in Guillaume Canet's upcoming dramedy "Les Petits Mouchoirs." Written by Canet, the film centers on a group of friends whose vacation trip takes a turn for the worse when they start confessing their deepest concerns. "Mouchoirs" already boasts a top-notch cast, including Francois Cluzet, Benoit Magimel, Anne Marivin, Gilles Lelouche and Jean Dujardin.

Canet celebrated international success last year with his thriller "Tell No One" (Ne le dis à personne). His other directorial credits include "Mon idole" (Anything You Say). As for the great Cotillard, she won an Oscar for her portrayal as Edith Piaf in "La môme" (La vie en rose). She has some highly interesting projects lined up, including "Nine" and "Inception." You'll get to see her next in Michael Mann's "Public Enemies."

Source: Variety

Knightley, Mendes to star in 'Last Night'

Keira Knightley, Eva Mendes, Sam Worthington and Guillaume Canet have signed on to join Massy Tadjedin’s upcoming romance “Last Night,” according to Variety.

The film focuses on a couple’s surprising experiences while spending a night apart. While the husband shares a flirt with a colleague on a business trip, his wife accidentally runs into her past love.

Tadjedin also wrote the script for the project, which will head into production in New York next month. Tadjedin’s other screenwriting credits include “The Jacket” and upcoming drama “Wednesday.”

Knightley can next be seen in “The Duchess,” which hits select theaters tomorrow. Mendes is currently onscreen in Diane English’s “The Women.” She will next star in Frank Miller’s “The Spirit.”

Worthington will star opposite Christian Bale in McG’s “Terminator Salvation,” while French actor Canet can currently be seen in “Tell No   One,” which he also wrote and directed.