【ewan★新闻】和Young Adam导演合作新片[Perfect Sense]

http://ewan.pitas.com/#20101219

Ewan跟Young Adam导演再次合作新片Perfect Sense(The Last Word)，
即将在明年的日舞影展首映
Thursday, 23 December 2010
By Gerry Duffy and Andrew Drummond
Movie hunk Ewan McGregor was the target of a chilling poetic death threat — penned by his own nutcase stand-in for his latest flick.
The extra was given the boot by shocked producers on location in Thailand after they found he’d written a verse about wanting to slay the star.
The warped prose included a line about facing the Scots actor before “twisting the knife as I look into your eyes”. Bosses stopped filming on the set of The Impossible — about a family caught up in the 2004 tsunami — following the disturbing find.
Last night a member of the production crew said: “We couldn’t call Thai ****** as the man had only written poetry.
“Instead there was no confrontation.
“The actor was told he would not be needed for a week and he would be called when it was time. He was not called. He looked a little wide-eyed and pre-occupied. The producers decided that he was a serious risk.”
Last night it emerged the stand-in, an American living in Thailand, was also allowed to use McGregor’s temporary trailer.
But the source added: “He was only on set when Ewan was not.” McGregor, who stars alongside Naomi Watts in the film, was unavailable for comment.

新闻网页里还一则视频
合作演员有Eva Green、[猜火车]的Ewen Bremner、还有Ewan的舅舅Denis Lawson

哈哈
我错乱了
上面英文新闻是另一篇"替身演员写诗，想杀ewan的新闻"
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When Susan (Eva Green), an epidemiologist, reemerges from an affair gone sour, she encounters a peculiar patient—a Glasgow truck driver who experienced a sudden, uncontrollable crying fit. Now he is calm, but he has lost his sense of smell. Susan learns there are 11 cases like him in Glasgow, 7 in Aberdeen, 5 in Dundee, and 18 in Edinburgh. In fact, Great Britain has 100 cases, with additional ones reported in France, Belgium, Italy, and Spain, and they all appeared in the last 24 hours.Although Susan’s encounter with Michael (Ewan McGregor), a local restaurant chef, holds the promise of new love, the world is about to change dramatically. People across the globe begin to suffer strange symptoms, affecting the emotions, then the senses.
Director David Mackenzie returns to the Sundance Film Festival (Spread played in 2009) with Perfect Sense, a magnetic romance/thriller that offers a deeply moving proposition about the way the human race might weather a global pandemic.