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William Hurt to Be Latest Name Attached to THE HOST

Nick Martin
Nick Martin
March 20, 2012
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William Hurt-The Host

Hard to believe it has been almost a month since we last heard anything from the big screen adaptation of Twilight series author Stephenie Meyer‘s best-selling novel The Host.

Now, after playing a diversity of character roles, fourth-time nominee and one time winner William Hurt has been reportedly in talks to join Andrew Niccol‘s film.

Hurt would play main character named Jeb, Melanie Stryder’s eccentric uncle described as having a wild beard and eyes ‘the color of faded blue jeans’.

Jake Abel (The Lovely Bones) had been cast as one of the primary leads Ian O’Shea, while Max Irons (Red Riding Hood) has won the part of Jared Howe. The long-attached Saoirse Ronan is playing the 20-year-old Melanie, a young woman who shares her body with an alien soul called Wanderer.

The Host film is set for release on March 29th, 2013 with principal photography to start in February 2012 in Louisiana and New Mexico.

As of late, offbeat character actor Hurt played real life soldier and statesman William Marshal in Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood adventure film and starred opposite Isabella Rossellini in Julie Gavras’ Late Bloomers.

Oh yes, he has also lately went on to become a series regular on the FX series Damages and starred in the 2011 television adaptation of Herman Melville’s novel Moby-Dick.

Let’s give him some thumbs up.

The Host - Cover

The Host – Cover

Source: EW

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