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The Call Sheet sifts through the day’s glut of Hollywood news to find the stories even non-industry types care about. Today: America’s favorite party boys are about to make bank, Fiona Apple returns, and Demi Moore pulls out.

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Remember The Hangover? It was that big bawdy comedy that made a bamillion dollars a couple years ago? And then remember The Hangover Part II, also a big bawdy comedy that made a bamillion dollars last summer? Well, it seems those wacky dreamers in Hollywood have seen it fit to put together a third one of these big bawdy comedies, because we all know everything’s better the third time around. But in order to make it work they really need the three (they don’t need the baby pictured above, we don’t think anyway) original actors — Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, and Ed Helms  — to come back, so they’re probably going to pay them $15 million each to do it, as per their agents’ request. Yup! While you get paid exactly nothing to actually stumble around in the morning wondering where your car keys are and bitterly regretting the night before, they get paid $15 million to pretend to do that for a few months. Makes you feel good, doesn’t it? Meanwhile, Ken Jeong has been offered $10,000 to not be in the third movie. We hope, at least.  [The Hollywood Reporter]

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Ohhh my gay god, you guys. It seems that music mogul L.A. Reid has tweeted something about Fiona Apple, long lost Fiona Apple, having a new album coming out this year. !!!! We were having a sweet fix of a daydream of an album and then it wasn’t a paper bag, it was a real dove of hope in album form! (Pretty awesome mangled Fiona Apple lyrics right there, huh?) That is very exciting, considering she hasn’t had a release since 2005, and that was the somewhat underwhelming (be honest, guys) Extraordinary Machine. So this is very exciting. It’s unclear when this year it’s coming out, but who cares! Fiona Apple! New music! At long last. [Time, via Vulture]

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In light of her recent troubles, Demi Moore has opted out of playing Gloria Steinem in the currently filming Linda Lovelace biopic. This sounded like a bad idea to begin with, so it’s probably good she now has an excuse to quit. (Demi Moore doesn’t exactly scream Gloria Steinem to us.) The good news for the movie is that while they’ve lost one actress, they’ve gained another: Chloë Sevigny! Nooo, not as Gloria Steinem, oh mercy no. That’d be a hilarious bit of miscasting. Sevigny, who is reuniting with her Big Love costar Amanda Seyfried here, will be playing a feminist though, a journalist who shows up to interview Lovelace at some point. Eric Roberts, Sharon Stone, and now Chloë Sevigny. This is kind of a grungy cast, isn’t it? Fitting for the movie, but definitely dark. (Adam Brody and James Franco are also in it, so there’s balance.) We’re intrigued! But prepared to be depressed. [The Hollywood Reporter, Deadline]

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Younger Hemsworth brother and future Gale Hawthorne of District 12 Liam Hemsworth has just landed the lead in the sci-fi romance Timeless, about a grieving widower who “enlists the world’s best minds” to build a time machine so he can go back and hang out with his wife while she’s still alive. Sort of sounds like The Fountain, doesn’t it? And also, really the first thing you think of when Liam Hemsworth is mentioned is “grieving widower,” right? That’s the natural progression: Heartthrob in Miley Cyrus/Nicholas Sparks movie, then dark heartthrob in YA fiction movie love triangle, then grieving widower. Makes total sense. You thought Robin Williams had the market cornered on grieving widower? You thought nobody could do it better than Liam Neeson? Well, now here’s Hemsworth, Liam Hemsworth, star of Arabian Nights, coming to blow them all away. [Deadline]

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Cinemax is moving ahead with a new action series produced by Six Feet Under/True Blood creator Alan Ball. It’s about a thief posing as a small town sheriff while hiding out from gangsters. That sounds kind of exciting! If their recent British co-production Strike Back is any indication, Cinemax knows its way around an action series. Not too serious, but not too dumb, sort of just right. (If a bit jingo-y in an off-putting way, but that’s OK.) We kind of like the idea of Cinemax becoming an action network! Just think of all the not-working-so-much action people who get whole series. Ving Rhames! Famke Janssen! (She’s not exactly an action star, but three X-Mens and a Bond movie have to count for something.) Barbara Hershey! Well, OK, Barbara Hershey isn’t an action star yet, but can’t you imagine her playing a tired old hitwoman who keeps going out on “one last job”? Maybe Matt Long plays her son-in-law, who’s also a contract killer? And she gets hired to kill him? Just spitballing here. Call us, Cinemax! We could make this work! [Deadline]

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The Call Sheet sifts through the day’s glut of Hollywood news to find the stories even non-industry types care about. Today: A new music style gets its own movie, murder is as popular as ever, and Reese Witherspoon is an artist.

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You know dubstep? Oh you don’t know dubstep? Dubstep is not a kind of dance, even though it sounds like it’s a kind of dance. It’s a kind of beat, like a musical beat, that’s become its own genre of music. There is a guy named Skrillex (probably his birth name, we’re guessing, why wouldn’t it be) who makes dubstep music we think? Who really knows, but Skrillex sounds like this and it that is supposedly dubstep. It’s basically the music that bad teenagers listened to in movies about teenagers in the future from a while ago. Like this is maybe the cast of Hackers‘ favorite music? (That movie wasn’t about the future, not really, but it was close. Maybe this is the favorite music of the kid in Gamer, though you really shouldn’t know what that means, because hopefully you have not suffered through Gamer as some of us have.) ANYWAY. The point is that dubstep has become enough of a thing that a deal has gone down at Sundance for actors Jake Hoffman and Nikki “Rosalie” Reed to star in a movie that is “a psychological thriller set in the world of underground dubstep.” Oh gosh. “In the world of,” as if it is a known, real world. Maybe it is! But not to most humans. This is basically when the The Fast the Furious came along like thirty years ago (that movie is old, right?) and was like “Oh, hey, look it’s the world of underground desert street racing,” and we were supposed to go “Oh, OK, we believe that.” Only we really didn’t? So yeah, dubstep. And not just regular dubstep. Underground dubstep. The world of. A psychological thriller. Dubstep. Is disco finally dead? [Deadline]

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This is Giles Matthey. What a fairy, huh? Oh no no no, not that way, we’re not being jerks. (Though, if that is the case, Mr. Matthey, do call us.) No, “fairy” as in actual fairy, actual magic creature. And “actual” as in, “on True Blood.” Actor Giles Matthey has just been cast as a fairy on the next season of the show, a fairy who goes after Jessica. Goes after in a sexy way. Jessica has a new love interest, is the gist. And he’s a total fairy. [Entertainment Weekly]

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Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Reynolds have both been cast in an independent film called Big Eyes, which is about most of the actresses on the ABC Family network. Well, actually, it’s about the painters Margaret and Walter Keane who became famous in the 1950s and ’60s for selling paintings of kids with big eyes. Margaret did the work, Walter just took the credit. You know those paintings. They look like this and are totally not creepy nightmares that in no way inspired the mewling cat baby from The Grudge? Those are them, and that’s what the movie’s about. Hope they come to life in the movie! That’d be very unscary! [Deadline]

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Good news everyone! The Lifetime: Television for Women Obsessed with Murder movie Drew Peterson: Untouchable, about Drew Peterson, the suspected wife killer (not to be confused with Scott Peterson, wife killer — they’re two different [suspected] wife killers and confusing the two will just prove very… confusing, trust us), raked in almost six million viewers on Saturday night. Six million people, home on a Saturday night, watching a wife killer movie starring Robert Lowe. It earned the highest movie ratings for the net since The Craigslist Killer. So really Lifetime audiences just love movies about dudes murdering ladies. “Did you do anything on Saturday? Go to dinner, see a show, anything?” “No, I wanted to stay home to watch a guy murder a loved one or, at least, romantic date.” “Ah, fair enough.” Good Saturday, everyone. [The Hollywood Reporter]

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Starz has found an actor to play Italian genius and sexual mystery Leonardo DiCaprio da Vinci in their new series Da Vinci’s Demons. It’s just a mashup of The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons, probably? Or, it’s about the painter/inventor/whatever-else-er as a young man in Renaissance Florence. That young man will be played by Tom Riley, whom you may recognize from the British TV series Monroe or, judging by that photo at least, from one of the 8″ x 11″ sample model photos that hang at most Supercuts. [The Hollywood Reporter]

Here’s a trailer for the upcoming Jeff Who Lives at Home, the new film from former Mumblecore maestros turned increasingly mainstream directors Jay and Mark Duplass (Baghead, Cyrus). It stars Jason Segel and Ed Helms as brothers who are both stuck in various stages of arrested development and Susan Sarandon as their frustrated mom. It looks good! Kind of interestingly serious for Segel and Helms, and maybe a real genuine character for Susan Sarandon, who has seemed kind of bored of late. Plus the great Judy Greer and, whoa blast from the past, Rae Dawn Chong as Sarandon’s work colleague. We will see this, most likely.

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