HENRY CAVILL TO LEAD THE ROSIE PROJECT MOVIE! EPIX REVEALS CHAPELWAITE PERIOD SET HORROR SERIES TRAILER AND AIRING DATE WITH ADRIEN BRODY!

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THE ROSIE PROJECT FILM

Beside The Witcher and the lead gig in the remake of Highlander, our dear Henrylicious Cavill will also lead THE ROSIE PROJECT movie

Henry Cavill is being a very busy boy

directed by Steve Falk. It follows an unlucky-in-love university professor who creates an elaborate questionnaire in an effort to find a wife and meets an unconventional woman who doesn’t match any of his “requirements,” but might be the perfect woman for him. He will also lead Matthew Vaughn's spy movie ARGYLLE based on Ellie Conway's novel about the world’s greatest spy Argylle as he is caught up in a globe trotting adventure. Bryce Dallas Howard, Samuel L. Jackson, Sam Rockwell, John Cena, Bryan Cranston will also star.

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TRAILER AND AIRING DATE!

Epix has revealed the first long trailer, poster and airing date for period set horror series CHAPELWAITE which will arrive August 22nd based on

Adrien Brody is leading Chapelwaite

Stephen King's Jerusalem's Lot. Set in the 1850s, it follows Captain Charles Boone (Adrien Brody), who relocates his family of three children to his ancestral home in the small, seemingly sleepy town of Preacher’s Corners, Maine after his wife dies at sea. However, Charles will soon have to confront the secrets of his family’s sordid history, and fight to end the darkness that has plagued the Boones for generations. Emily Hampshire is Rebecca Morgan, an ambitious young woman who left Preacher’s Corners to attend Mount Holyoke College, and has returned home with an advance to write a story for the new and prestigious Atlantic Magazine. Her writer’s block lifts when Boone arrives in town with his children, and despite her mother’s

Chapelwaite will air in eight episodes from August 22nd

protests, Rebecca applies to be governess of the infamous Chapelwaite manor and the Boone family in order to write about them. In doing so, Rebecca will not only craft the next great gothic novel, she’ll unravel a mystery that has plagued her own family for years.