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Monday 21 January 2013

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The Canyons is an upcoming erotic thriller neo-noir directed by Paul Schrader, written by Bret Easton Ellis and produced by Braxton Pope. The film is set in Los Angeles, California and stars Lindsay Lohan, James Deen, Nolan Gerard Funk, Amanda Brooks, Tenille Houston, and Gus Van Sant. The plot focuses on youth, glamour, sex and surveillance.The Canyons is a contemporary L.A. noir about the dangers of sexual obsession and ambition, both personally and professionally, among a group of young people in their 20s and how one chance meeting connected to the past unravels all of their lives, resulting in deceit, paranoia, cruel mind games and ultimately violence. Pope approached Lohan's manager about the possibility of Lohan playing a cameo, but during a meeting with Pope and Paul Schrader she said she wanted to play the lead.Two weeks later she screen tested and was cast. Said Pope, "She's very charismatic and she has a lot of acting skills...So for this part, we felt that she was really the right actor for a host of different reasons."Other actresses considered for Tara's role were Monica Gambee, Amalia Culp, Amanda Booth, Julissa Lopez, Fleur Saville, Lamorae Octavia, Houda Shretah, Larissa Vereza, Jamie Vandyke, Leigha Kingsley and Ksenia Lauren. The filmmaking team also expressed interest in French actress Leslie Couterrand, who submitted an audition to letitcast. Early on, the filmmakers considered casting Sean Brosnan as Christian, but when Monica Gambee fell out, they wanted to cast somebody more edgy and unexpected. Ellis had mentioned several times that he had Deen in mind for Christian's role and when he, Pope and Deen met, Deen was promised a screen test. Schrader was reluctant at first, because he thought it was unlikely he would cast him due to his acting experiences in porn.After being surprised by Deen's acting abilities and charisma, Schrader was still reluctant to cast him but with Ellis and Pope were collectively intrigued by the idea of casting Lohan and Deen in the leads and ultimately did. Other actors that had been considered for Christian's role were Zane Holtz, Alex Meraz and Daren Kagasoff. Funk was cast as Ryan. Other actors that had been considered for Ryan's role were Alex Ashbaugh, who was cast in a different role, Hallock Beals, Jay Nelson, Todd Black, Houston Rhines, Zach Roerig and Chris Schellenger, who was also given a different, smaller role in the movie. Gina's character was also cast through letitcast and the primary criteria were who would be the best counter point to Lohan, in physical appearance and personality. After many auditions, Brooks was cast. Other actresses that had been considered were Jenni Melear, Elizabeth Guest, Eline Van Der Velden, Spencer Grammer, Emma Dubery and Jessica Morris. Cynthia's character was originally called Lindsay, but her her name was changed so she wouldn't be confused with Lohan. She was also cast through letitcast and the primary criterion for the actress was to balance Lohan and Brooks. Houston's audition was sent in early and remained a favorite. Other actresses that had been considered, included Fleur Saville, Lamorae Octavia, Malea Richardson and Cameron Richardson. In tertiary roles, Boeven was cast as Jon and Aquitaine was cast as Randall. Other actors that had been considere for the role of Jon were Alain Fryns, Chris Calhoun, Frederico Soncini, Rotem Jackman, Luis Gabriel, Zak Kostro and Philip Pavel, who was cast as Erik. Caitlin's character was originally supposed to be cast through letitcast but ultimately cast through mobli because Pope had wanted to cast Caitlin through mobli. Lauren Schacher was cast. When asked about casting The Canyons, Ellis stated: "Dealing with the casting of The Canyons was a great, liberating process--for both the production team and for actors in general. We used letitcast and saw some amazing actors that we will definitely keep in mind for future projects. The way the entire cast came together so quickly was a thrill and everyone who landed their roles deserved them. Using social media as a way to help build a film is really like riding the wave into the future." Said Pope, “Nothing about this film was orchestrated in a traditional way. We wanted to actively embrace all the digital and social media tools at our disposal and give the film real cinematic value – ‘The Canyons’ is the result of a forward thinking experiment with a terrific cast.” Schrader said: “Bret Easton Ellis' characters are beautiful people doing bad things in nice rooms. Lindsay Lohan and James Deen not only have the acting talent they also have that screen quality that keeps you watching their every move.During May and June the film raised $159,015, with a goal of $100,000 in funding.On July 13, it was announced that Brendan Canning would be scoring the movie.On July 18, 2012, the official press release for the movie was published on the Facebook page of The Canyons, in which it was announced that director Gus Van Sant would be joining the cast. Van Sant will be playing Christian's psychotherapist.On July 24, 2012, it was announced that American Apparel would be supplying the cast with wardrobe and was planning to issue logo T-shirts based on Easton Ellis, The Canyons, and Schrader.The first teaser was released on YouTube on June 16, 2012.On October 8, a "retro style" teaser trailer was released.IndieWire called The Canyons one of the "50 Indie Films We Want To See In 2013" in January 2013.The film was not accepted by the Sundance Film Festival but is scheduled for sale in January, 2013 by William Morris Endeavor. Filming of the first 6 minutes of the film began in July, 2012 in the bar of the Chateau Marmont Hotel in Los Angeles. Filming continued at a mansion in the Malibu hills. Filming was moved to the Century City Mall in Los Angeles after a failed attempt to film at the Santa Monica Promenade.The rough cut of the film was 1 hour 44 minutes long.Initial edits of the film were disappointing; the film was said to "drag...

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