‘Calamity Club’ Author Kathryn Stockett Signs With CAA (Exclusive)
Stockett was also behind the 2009 book ‘The Help'.
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WorldPingJesse Eisenberg’s “The Debut” will open the Middleburg Film Festival.
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Read the full report at VarietyStockett was also behind the 2009 book ‘The Help'.
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WorldPingNo need to leave milk and cookies for this vampire Santa! Shudder has announced the acquisition of the horror-comedy “Red Snow.” The film has its world premiere this week at Fantastic Fest in Austin, and it will hit Shudder at a later date.
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