Even though word on Wes Anderson’s latest, THE DARJEELING LIMITED, has so far been lukewarm at best, most of us round these parts are still pretty curious about it. We’re especially curious about the fact that Natalie Portman gets in flagrante delicto (though she doesn’t really show anything) during the film’s prequel short HOTEL CHEVALIER. If like us, you’re also curious about the film, you may want to check out six clips Brad over at “Rope of Silicon” recently posted. The film stars Adrien Brody, Owen Wilson and Jason Schwartzman as three brothers who attempt a road trip across India to reconnect but instead end up on a bizarre adventure involving pain killers, cough syrup and pepper spray. Check out the clips over HERE. The boys board the Darjeeling Railway on September 29th.
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