Feb 10,2011
Motor City runs on empty
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The producers of Magnet/Magnolia Pictures’ “Vanishing on 7th Street” found just the right city for their sci-fi pic.
“If you’re doing a post-apocalyptic theme, Detroit fits the bill,” helmer Brad Anderson said at Monday’s Cinema Society preem at the IFC Center. “Even if they didn’t have a 41% rebate, that town works for this movie thematically. It’s a place that really is suffering a vanishing of people and we didn’t have to do a lot to create that reality there.”
Hayden Christensen agreed: “There were so few people around, which worked well for our movie. Usually passersby come by and see you — and there was nobody.”
By Variety Staff, Variety Staff, Stephen Schaefer, Source
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Now that is one hell of a cute picture!! :-)
Hayden is one awesome dude that’s for sure! The older he gets the more handsome he gets! Anyone know what his next film will be? Is it The Cold?
I must admit I like his hair longer and curlier but maybe he’s just letting it grow until he knows how they want it for his next role. I just loved his hair in Shattered Glass but I like it more it’s natural blond than brown! God bless you Hayden!