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Finally set to start work on his long-gestating adaptation of Shusaku Endo’s novel Silence, Martin Scorsese has had to make a quick casting change as Ken Watanabe dropped out due to a scheduling clash. The director has now hired Thor’s Tadanobu Asano to replace him.
Silence, which has been scripted by sometime Scorsese collaborator Jay Cocks, sees Andrew Garfield, Liam Neeson, Adam Driver and now Asano in the story of Father Rodrigues, a 17th century Portuguese Jesuit heading to Japan with a fellow priest to discover whether Rodrigues’ mentor has left the church. Their mission is complicated by the fact that religious persecution is rife in the country, necessitating that they travel undercover with Asano as their interpreter.
Asano, who won kudos for his role in Mongol, has also appeared in the slightly less prestigious productions Battleship and 47 Ronin. With his casting falling into place, Scorsese can kick off shooting early this year, but doesn’t yet have a release date figured out.
You know that the Empire Podcast team – and our own Phil de Semlyen in particular – like to keep you up to date with all the various happenings on Danny Boyle’s film about former Apple boss Steve Jobs. Well, Phil will be doing his warm-up exercises (there might be dancing to the soundtrack from Béla Tarr’s Damnation involved) to report that Perla Haney-Jardine has won the role of Jobs’ daughter, Lisa.
Michael Fassbender is set as the man himself for an Aaron Sorkin-scripted film that takes a look at three big moments from Jobs’ career: product launches for the likes of the iPod and more. But there is also an emotional backing to the film, which draws from Water Isaacson’s biography and extensive interviews with people from Jobs’ life, including Lisa, who has a chequered history with her father. He initially denied his parental connection before admitting it when she was a teenager. While she didn’t talk to Isaacson, she did sit down with Sorkin, who has since declared her “the heroine of the film.”
Haney-Jardine joins a cast that is in various stages of hiring the likes of Seth Rogen, Michael Stuhlbarg, Kate Winslet and Jeff Daniels. She’s been seen in Untraceable, Kill Bill Vol. 2 and, possibly most recognizably despite the small role, as the daughter of Sandman (Thomas Haden Church) in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3.
There’s a moment at the end of Good Will Hunting where Ben Affleck's Chuckie and the rest of the construction crew discover that Matt Damon’s Will Hunting has skipped town to grasp his brainy destiny and follow Minnie Driver’s Skylar. In that scene, Morgan, played by Casey Affleck, excitedly takes over the car seat usually occupied by Will. Now picture that, but with a film role instead of a car, as Affleck has replaced Damon on Kenneth Lonergan’s Manchester-By-The Sea .
Lonergan is working from a script he wrote that will now find Affleck as a plumber living in Boston who returns home to the titular town when he learns his brother has died. He’s landed with the responsibility of caring for his 16 year-old nephew, but a dark family tragedy from the past comes back to haunt him.
Though Lonergan had been gearing up to shoot before Damon headed to the set of Ridley Scott’s sci-fi drama The Martian, shifting schedules have meant that the actor had to drop out. “Matt can’t do it,” Affleck tells The Boston Globe. “And, you know, if Matt’s not in it, it’ll be good.” It’s a good thing they’re friends…