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Jim Sturgess is Heartless, This Poster Proves It

Posted by Neil Miller (neil@filmschoolrejects.com) on May 27, 2008

Heartless Movie Poster

Heartless movie posterOne of our faithful readers just sent us over an awesome, hi-res version of the poster for a film titled Heartless (which debuted earlier on ComingSoon as well), which stars 21’s Jim Sturgess as a young man who makes a deal with the devil in order to become handsome, but then discovers the price of his good looks: he must become a killer.

Honestly, it looks and sounds like a cross between the TV show “Reaper” and the Paris Hilton star-vehicle The Hottie and the Nottie. I know that a statement like that is not a vote of confidence for the film, but consider this: Sturgess is a damn fine young actor, as he has proven in both 21 and Across the Universe, and director Philip Ridley has made a few movies that none of us have ever heard of. Ok, that doesn’t make it any better, I know. The poster looks pretty devious, though. Just give the image at the top a click to see the high resolution version.

Heartless is set to begin shooting in the UK on June 8th. It will also star Clémence Poésy (In Bruges, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire), Noel Clarke, Timothy Spall (Harry Potter, Sweeney Todd), Eddie Marsan (Miami Vice), Joseph Mawle and up-and-coming UK actors Luke Treadaway and Jon Macmillan.

Sound Off: Would you make a deal with the Devil to be handsome like Jim Sturgess?


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One Comment

Rob Hunter says:

Philip Ridley has made at least one movie that I’ve heard of Neil… The Reflecting Skin is an excellent mindf*ck of a movie that I recommend to anyone who enjoys dark, twisted, challenging films. It’s beautifully shot, haunting, and well worth searching out. Plus it has some Viggo for the ladies! It can be a slow movie though… And the damn thing is hard as hell to find at any reasonable price.


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