DreamWorks Pictures has provided new still images and six preview clips from
I Am Number Four.
From director
D.J. Caruso‘s
I Am Number Four, starring
Alex Pettyfer, Timothy Olyphant, Teresa Palmer, Dianna Agron, Kevin Durand (
Martin Keamy from the TV show “Lost”) and
Callan McAuliffe. The anticipated film hits conventional and IMAX theaters on February 18.
I Am Number Four is adapted from the book of the same name by
Pittacus Lore (the pseudonym of writers
James Frey and
Jobie Hughes), the first in a planned six-part series of young adult books. Screenplay adaptation by
Alfred Gough, Miles Millar and
Marti Noxon, and produced by
Michael Bay.
Alex Pettyfer in I Am Number Four
Dianna Agron and Alex Pettyfer in I Am Number Four
Dianna Agron in I Am Number Four
Alex Pettyfer and Callan McAuliffe in I Am Number Four
Dianna Agron in I Am Number Four
Alex Pettyfer stars as
John Smith, a.k.a.
Number Four, one of nine alien immigrants from the planet Lorien who are making efforts to avoid the malicious
Mogadorians by hiding out on Earth and pretending to be a typical human high school student. The
Mogadorian Commander is played by
Durand who brings an almost likable quality to his purely evil “Mog” character which can be attached as a result of his experience as a comedian in early career.
When
I Am Number Four crash lands into theaters on February 18, 2011, it will leave you thoroughly exhausted and blown away like an edge-of-your seat thrill ride.
I Am Number Four manages to stay true to the basis of the book and is nothing short of exciting. It delivers a true movie know-how that leaves you wanting five, six and seven.
The end definitely leaves you wanting more. Of course you know there are five other Loriens out there but cannot wait to see the sequences. Let's first check vids.
I Am Number Four Clip #1
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I Am Number Four Clip #2
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I Am Number Four Clip #3+
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I Am Number Four Clip #4
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I Am Number Four Clip #5
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I Am Number Four Clip #6
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DreamWorks Pictures has provided new still images and six preview clips from I Am Number Four.
From director D.J. Caruso‘s I Am Number Four, starring Alex Pettyfer, Timothy Olyphant, Teresa Palmer, Dianna Agron, Kevin Durand (Martin Keamy from the TV show “Lost”) and Callan McAuliffe. The anticipated film hits conventional and IMAX theaters on February 18.
I Am Number Four is adapted from the book of the same name by Pittacus Lore (the pseudonym of writers James Frey and Jobie Hughes), the first in a planned six-part series of young adult books. Screenplay adaptation by Alfred Gough, Miles Millar and Marti Noxon, and produced by Michael Bay.
Alex Pettyfer in I Am Number Four
Dianna Agron and Alex Pettyfer in I Am Number Four
Dianna Agron in I Am Number Four
Alex Pettyfer and Callan McAuliffe in I Am Number Four
Dianna Agron in I Am Number Four
Alex Pettyfer stars as John Smith, a.k.a. Number Four, one of nine alien immigrants from the planet Lorien who are making efforts to avoid the malicious Mogadorians by hiding out on Earth and pretending to be a typical human high school student. The Mogadorian Commander is played by Durand who brings an almost likable quality to his purely evil “Mog” character which can be attached as a result of his experience as a comedian in early career.
When I Am Number Four crash lands into theaters on February 18, 2011, it will leave you thoroughly exhausted and blown away like an edge-of-your seat thrill ride. I Am Number Four manages to stay true to the basis of the book and is nothing short of exciting. It delivers a true movie know-how that leaves you wanting five, six and seven.
The end definitely leaves you wanting more. Of course you know there are five other Loriens out there but cannot wait to see the sequences. Let's first check vids.
