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Josh Duhamel will star opposite Renee Zellweger in the NBC limited series “The Thing About Pam.”

The series is based on the 2011 murder of Betsy Faria that resulted in her husband Russ’s conviction, although he insisted he didn’t kill her. His conviction was later overturned. This brutal crime set off a chain of events that would expose a diabolical scheme deeply involving Pam Hupp (Zellweger). Duhamel will play Joel Schwartz, Russ Faria’s defense attorney.

Duhamel most recently starred in the Netflix original series “Jupiter’s Legacy” based on the comic series of the same name. His other TV roles include “Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G.,” “11.22.63,” “Las Vegas,” and “All My Children.” He will next be seen opposite Jennifer Lopez in the film “Shotgun Wedding.” He has previously starred in films like the “Transformers” franchise, “When in Rome,” “Lost in the Sun,” “Bravetown,” and “Misconduct.

It takes real resolve to stand up for your beliefs, but it takes courage not to quit after the pressure mounts, especially when life all but quits on you. That’s what happened with left-handed pitcher Bill “Spaceman” Lee, an outspoken, controversial figure who played for the Boston Red Sox and later the Montreal Expos. The new biographical film “Spaceman” follows the true story of Lee (played by Josh Duhamel) after he was let go by the Expos after clashing with management and protesting the release of a teammate. After spiraling downward trying to catch on with another pro team, Lee finds a lifeline in an undermanned local Senior League that desperately wants him to join. Lee casts aside his ego and finds true freedom by realizing he doesn’t need to be a professional to play baseball. Watch an exclusive clip from the film below.

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Fortitude International has released a first look photo from The Bachelors.

The movie stars Oscar winner J.K. Simmons (Whiplash, Terminator Genisys, Juno), Golden Globe and Oscar nominee Julie Delpy (Before Sunrise, Before Sunset), Josh Wiggins (Hellion, Max, Lost In The Sun) and Odeya Rush (Upcoming Hunter’S Prayer, The Giver, Goosebumps)

Hoping for a fresh start, a widower and his 17-year-old son move from a small northern California town to Los Angeles, where a new job, a new school, a wry old friend and two extraordinary women play a transformative role in the reshaping of their lives.

Fortitude is handling international rights to the film in Cannes.

The comedy drama is written and directed by Kurt Voelker (Sweet November, Park) and produced by Matthew Baer (Unbroken, Maggie, City By The Sea), George Parra (Joy, The Descendants, Silver Linings Playbook), and Windowseat Entertainment’s Joe McKelheer (Barely Lethal, The Hammer) and Bill Kiely (Chasing Giants,...

We're nearing the holidays, which means a ton of big box sets have been appearing at various retailers over the last several weeks. It's a trend that will continue in December, as The Walking Dead fans, Marvel fans and more will see a few really cool sets hit shelves. A bunch of Digital releases are also out this month and while the new entries are thin compared to the last few months (which saw a bunch of this summer's hits get released), there's still a lot to choose from. You can take a look at the December 2015 stuff coming out soon, below.  December 1 December 1 Blu-ray And DVD Releases Fear The Walking Dead: The Complete First Season The Walking Dead Season 5 Limited Edition Blu-ray Amy Mistress America Goodnight Mommy Grace of Monoco DVD Some Kind of Beautiful Cooties Zoo: Season 1 Mississippi Grind Lost in the Sun Tokyo Tribe...

Title: Lost in the Sun Entertainment One Films Director: Trey Nelson Writer: Trey Nelson Cast: Josh Duhamel, Josh Wiggins, Lynn Collins, Emma Fuhrmann Running time: 1 hour 36 min Rating: Not Rated (language, violence, mild sexuality) Theatrical, VOD And iTUNES Release Date: November 6, 2015 Louis (Josh Wiggins) is attending the funeral of his mother, who raised him alone.  He has grandparents in New Mexico, but getting there would take a long bus ride.  A stranger named John (Josh Duhamel, Transformers franchise) shows up at the church and sees young Louis waiting for his ride to the bus depot, and offers to take him there. Louis shows displeasure in taking the  [ Read More ]

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Exclusive: Cargo Entertainment and Radiant Films are shopping Lost In The Sun at Afm.

The Cargo Entertainment/Radiant Films International partnership has dropped another title into the market in the form of action thriller Lost In The Sun.

Josh Duhamel stars in the film that opens today [Nov 6] in the Us via eOne and tells of a small-time crook who takes a newly orphaned teenage boy with him on a string of robberies.

Radiant Films International president and CEO Mimi Steinbauer and Cargo CEO and managing partner Marina Grasic are showing a trailer to buyers at the American Film Market.

Trey Nelson wrote and directed Lost In The Sun and Clay Floren and Aimee Shieh of Floren Shieh Productions produce with Clay Pecorin.

“Lost In The Sun features leading man Josh Duhamel in a very different role from his usual charming, on-screen persona as a hardened criminal on the road,” said Steinbauer.

“It’s a genuine...

Read More: Josh Duhamel and a Shotgun Get 'Lost in the Sun' in Exclusive Poster A new clip has been released for "Lost in the Sun," a drama following the road-trip-turned-crime-spree of a small-time criminal and the young orphan who joins him along the way. Josh Duhamel stars as John, who finds an unlikely partner in the orphan Louis. Together, the two pull off a string of robberies and form a close, unexpected bond. In the exclusive clip above, John sits by the campfire with Louis and pontificates on his past mistakes and regret. The rough and withdrawn John tells Louis about his time in jail, saying his mistakes were "no one else's but mine." "Lost in the Sun" will be released in theaters and On Demand on November 6. Read More: Do Not Mess With John Travolta in Exclusive Poster and Stills From 'Criminal Activities'...

Cargo Entertainment announced today that Oscar nominee Michael Shannon (Man of Steel, Take Shelter, Revolutionary Road) and Matthias Schweighöfer (Valkyrie) have been added to the cast of writer-director Siofra Campbell’s thriller The Price.

Shannon and Schweighöfer join Noomi Rapace (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Prometheus), who plays the frantic mother of a kidnapped child who realizes that her ex-partner, played by Shannon, is the instigator and must deal with the fall-out when he is double-crossed.

Under the recently announced partnership between Marina Grasic’s Cargo Entertainment and Mimi Steinbauer’s Radiant Films International, Steinbauer, in her new role as Cargo’s President of Distribution, is handling foreign sales on the project at the ongoing Cannes Film Market.

Cargo represents worldwide rights to the film.

“I’m thrilled that Michael and Matthias have come on board to join Noomi on this remarkable film. Siofra has written a mind-blowing edge...

Exclusive: Michael Shannon and Matthias Schweighöfer from Valkyrie have joined Siofra Campbell’s thriller, which Cargo represents for world sales.

As previously announced, in-demand Noomi Rapace plays the mother of a kidnapped child who realises her ex-partner is the instigator and must deal with the fall-out when he is double-crossed.

Radiant Films International’s Mimi Steinbauer has introduced the project to buyers in her additional new role as Cargo’s president of distribution following the pact between the companies announced last week.

Peggy Cafferty and Patrick Campbell produce and principal photography is set for September in Europe.

Cargo’s roster includes Welcome To Me starring Kristen Wiig, political thriller and Sundance world premiere Zipper, Josh Duhamel starrer Lost In The Sun in post and Derrick Borte’s upcoming drama London Town to star Jonathan Rhys Meyers.

In a visual flourish courtesy of pilot director Bryan Singer, Special Agent Milton Chamberlain is introduced in the world of "Battle Creek" from a low angle. Above his head, a circle of lights forms a halo. Milt Chamberlain is an angel. Milt Chamberlain is a boy scout. Milt Chamberlain is a golden boy. But Milt Chamberlain isn't exactly what he seems to be. Or at least Battle Creek Pd Detective Russ Agnew (Dean Winters) is convinced that Chamberlain isn't what he seems to be. But every time Russ thinks he's uncover the dark secret that his new partner is hiding, we discover that the secret isn't really the truth. It's a reluctant partnership that forms the spine of "Battle Creek," a quirky, surprisingly funny procedural that was created by "Breaking Bad" maestro Vince Gilligan and then developed as a series by "House" maestro David Shore. Our first impression of Chamberlain,...