Emma Stone set to join Cameron Crowe’s ‘Deep Tiki’
LOS ANGELES, Aug 1 — Following up “The Amazing Spider-Man”, actress Emma Stone has been cast by director Cameron Crowe for a role in a romantic comedy he's written, “Deep Tiki”, according to "Variety".
Originally, the project was expected to star Reese Witherspoon and Ben Stiller and follow 2005's “Elizabethtown”, but scheduling conflicts caused delays, according to Collider.com.
Emma Stone is set to star in director Cameron Crowe's romantic comedy, "Deep Tiki".There was a long break in production before Crowe's last film, “We Bought a Zoo”, starring Matt Damon and Scarlett Johansson, released last December.
The idea for “Deep Tiki” has been rewritten by Crowe and could change from the previous version, which centred on a former military weapons consultant sent to Hawaii to supervise the launch of a spy satellite where he discovers himself among the mythical island lore. Production is planned for the spring.
Stone will co-star in "Gangster Squad" with Sean Penn and Ryan Gosling in January 2013. The film about Los Angeles police and the Mafia was scheduled for release this fall but was postponed until 2013 to edit and reshoot a scene depicting a shootout in a movie theatre.
Also, Stone appears in “Movie 43”, an ensemble comedy of intertwining tales by various directors including actress Elizabeth Banks (“The Hunger Games”) and co-starring Richard Gere. — AFP/Relaxnews
