In Miami, Florida there are at least two TV projects going on simultaneously. Examiner.com was represented in south Florida on one of the TV show’s sets on Monday, August 29, 2011 and Friday, September 2nd.

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The fourth Underworld pic now also has a new subtitle, Underworld: Awakening, while the Sam Raimi-produced Dibbuk Box has been redubbed The Possession. Both those titles will hit theaters in January 2012, while Seventh Son won’t be out until early 2013.

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Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Kyra Sedgwick are currently in Vancouver to shoot the Ole Bornedal-directed thriller Dibbuk Box.

Morgan and Sedgwick play divorced parents whose daughter becomes strangely attached to an antique wooden box purchased at a yard sale. The girl’s behavior becomes erratic which prompts them to research the strange carvings on the box when they discover it contains a spirit bent on devouring its human host.

Today was the first official day of shooting which kicked off at Langara College.

The film is set for a October 28, 2011 release

Source: On Location Vacations

Jeffrey Dean Morgan has been a busy man. In addition to appearing in three films this year (The Losers, Shanghai, and Jonah Hex), the actor recently completed filming The Fields with Sam Worthington, the Red Dawn remake and The Resident with Hilary Swank, and is about to wrap Peace, Love and Misunderstanding. We already stand to see a lot of the actor in the next year, but, apparently, he’s not done hustling.

Deadline is reporting that Morgan will star in and executive produce The Courier, a new action film from director Hany Abu-Assad. Based on a script written by Derek Haas and Michael Brandt (3:10 To Yuma), Morgan will play a courier who is tasked to deliver a briefcase to a “notorious underworld figure” that has gone into hiding and is persued by cops, federal agents and criminals.

Perhaps it’s just me, but does this sound like an unused Transporter sequel to anyone else? I’m going to take a wild stab and say that the courier doesn’t know what’s in the briefcase, but his professional nature doesn’t allow him to open it – that is, until the climax of the film where he comes face to face with said underworld figure and/or is tracked down by the people following him and the contents serve as some sort of deus ex machina. I really hope that I’m wrong, but I really doubt that I am.

Source: Cinema Blend

Bruce Beresford

Jeffrey Dean Morgan

The Naked Brothers Band

A portrait of an unconventional family, Peace, Love, & Misunderstanding tells the story of Diane (Keener), a conservative New York City lawyer who is in desperate need of an escape after her husband asks for a divorce. Along with her two children (Olsen and Wolff), she takes refuge at her estranged hippie mother Grace’s (Fonda) farmhouse, where she is exposed to a motley crew of free thinkers. What was meant to be a stress-free getaway quickly turns into a reminder of why Diane escaped her mother’s hippie lifestyle in the first place, but the reunion forcers her, her children, and Grace to search for peace with each other and with themselves.

Peace, Love, & Misunderstanding is set to film in New York’s Hudson Valley and is being produced by BCDF Pictures’ Claude Dal Farra, Brice Dal Farra, Lauren Munsch, and Jonathan Burkhart.