Cera's Infinite Playlist

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by: Ben Barna Oct. 10, 2007

I'm going heading to New York in a couple of days to visit some friends, explore dark alleys, and get hammered, so the following story about a genuine 'New York' movie has me a little stoked. Newly famous Michael Cera (SUPERBAD) has signed on to star opposite Kat Dennings (Catherine Keener's daughter in THE 40-YEAR-OLD VIRGIN) in the literary adaptation NICK AND NORAH'S INFINITE PLAYLIST.

The movie will be directed by Peter Sollett, whose previous feature was the New York indie RAISING VICTOR VARGAS, and this one is about two heart-broken "bridge and tunnel" teenagers who spend one long night in New York City while looking for the unannounced show of their favourite band. Apparently this is going to be a fun, young, hip and sexy romantic comedy, and with Michael Cera being the current poster-boy for young, indie awkwardness, you just know this isn't going to appeal to more than just your average teen movie crowd. Production begins later this year.

Source: Variety

Extra Tidbit: A 'bridge and tunnel' teenager is someone who lives outside the city, usually somewhere like Long Island, and have to take either the bridge or tunnel to get into town. They pack city hot spots and keep the locals away.

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BondFiction
10:32PM on 10/10/2007 Add as a friend | MFC profile
After AD and "Superbad", I'll watch anything with Cera in it. Even the "Berenstein Bears".
After AD and "Superbad", I'll watch anything with Cera in it. Even the "Berenstein Bears".
 
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spaulding325
1:02PM on 10/10/2007 Add as a friend | MFC profile
I've actually read the book this is being based on. It's worth a read, it looks like chick lit, but it goes a lot deeper. However, I'm interested to see how much of the Nick character gets changed, because in the book, he's the straight bass player in a gay hardcore band, and he's more or less the prototypical emo kid, and this seems like a major departure for Cera, to a certain extent.
I've actually read the book this is being based on. It's worth a read, it looks like chick lit, but it goes a lot deeper. However, I'm interested to see how much of the Nick character gets changed, because in the book, he's the straight bass player in a gay hardcore band, and he's more or less the prototypical emo kid, and this seems like a major departure for Cera, to a certain extent.
 
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theotherness
6:35AM on 10/10/2007 Add as a friend | MFC profile
I just hope they call it INFINITE PLAYLIST, and leave out the Nick & Norah - just clinging to the hope that sometime they make a new THIN MAN movie, with the ORIGINAL Nick and Nora (no "h").
I just hope they call it INFINITE PLAYLIST, and leave out the Nick & Norah - just clinging to the hope that sometime they make a new THIN MAN movie, with the ORIGINAL Nick and Nora (no "h").