2 join Peacock

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Almost one month ago exactly, our man Jared told you all about a little horror flick called PEACOCK, and today Variety is reporting that the flick has acquired two new cast members to join in all the fun.

Keith Carradine (from DEXTER; see right) and Graham Becke (from BATTLESTAR GALACTICA) have joined the already cast Ellen Page (below) and Cillian Murphy in the flick, set in the small town of Peacock, Neb., about a man with a split personality fools the town into believing that his two alter-egos are man and wife. Along the way there’s a struggling young mother who sparks a battle between the personalities.

If PSYCHO taught us anything, it’s that split personalities can be killer, so sign me up for this ride! Not to mention the coolness factor both Page and Murphy. As for the two new members of the cast… don’t really have an opinion on them, to tell you the truth, mostly because I don’t watch DEXTER or BATTLESTAR GALACTICA. But I’m sure they’ll do just fine…

Directed by Michael Lander, PEACOCK is likely to shoot for a late spring, early fall release 2009. Stick around for more PEACOCK updates between now and then!

Source: Variety

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