The Company You Keep Pictures

9 Nov 2011

Stanley Tucci on the set of "The Company You Keep"

Stanley Tucci

Stanley Tucci is spotted on the set of The Company You Keep outside Vancouver City Hall yesterday (November 8). Tucci plays Shia LaBeouf's editor in the film (LaBeouf plays a reporter who outs Robert Redford's character as a former member of Weather Underground).

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Good news for Stanley - he's getting married. It was announced last week that he just got engaged to Felicity Blunt - the sister of actress Emily Blunt. A source told Us Weekly:

"Emily loved Stanley on the set of Devil, and just thought they would hit it off, so she set them up ... Stanley is very happy with her."

*11 Stanley Tucci pictures total in the gallery:

9 Nov 2011

Anna Kendrick on set in Vancouver

Anna Kendrick

Anna Kendrick is seen walking on the set of The Company You Keep outside Vancouver City Hall earlier this week (November 7). Anna plays Diana in the film, a young FBI agent dating Shia LaBeouf's reporter character.

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Anna - who has appeared as Bella Swan's (Kristen Stewart) friend Jessica Stanley in all the Twilight films - recently said she is simply amazed by the support of the series' fans:

"The fans are amazing. They stand out in all weathers for hours just to see a glimpse of filming or something of Robert [Pattinson], Kristen, and Taylor [Lautner]. They have been their every day supporting these movies and they deserve recognition for that."

*10 Anne Kendrick pictures total in the gallery:

8 Nov 2011

Terrence Howard and Shia LaBeouf filming "The Company You Keep"

Terrence Howard and Shia LaBeouf

Terrence Howard and Shia LaBeouf are seen filming their new movie The Company You Keep outside Vancouver City Hall in Canada over the weekend (November 6). Whoa - looks like a pretty tense scene!

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Terrence plays Cornelius in the film, a senior FBI agent on the case of Jim Grant (Robert Redford), a former "Weather Underground" militant who succesfully hid from the FBI for over thirty years, eventually becoming an attorney in upstate New York. Grant goes on the run when he's outed by an ambitious young reporter (Shia LaBeouf) who discovers his true identity.

*15 Terrence Howard pictures total in the gallery:

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3 Nov 2011

Robert Redford and Shia LaBeouf filming in Vancouver

Robert Redford and Shia LaBeouf

Robert Redford and Shia LaBeouf are spotting filming their new movie The Company You Keep in Vancouver on Tuesday (November 1). Shia must be pretty excited to work with such a legendary actor!

PICTURES: Check out more on the Shia LaBeouf page

If you want to live like Robert, you can now . . . sort of. His former home in Weston, Connecticut was recently put on the market. The price? A cool $1.3 million. Pricey yes, but it will buy you a 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath, 3,637 square foot home on 2.32 acres.

*13 Shia LaBeouf pictures total in the gallery:

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28 Sep 2011

Robert Redford and Susan Sarandon on set

Robert Redford and Susan Sarandon

Robert Redford and Susan Sarandon are spotted on the set of their new film The Company You Keep last week in Langley, British Columbia (September 23). When you've had the kind of career these two have had, you'd be smiling, too!

PICTURES: Check out more on the Robert Redford page

As the Langley Times explains, a lucky group of local students are getting some invaluable experience working on the film:

"Thursday's filming was at Brookwood Secondary, birthplace of Backstreet Studios, one of British Columbia's premier high school film and video programs. Today, it is headed by teacher Carl Hofbauer who was able to arrange for 20 of his students to work on the set as production assistants. Standing so close to scenes as they were being shot, the classroom came alive for the students, and Hofbauer was able to explain the different roles of production workers."