Gerard Butler is returning to the good side of the law in Millennium Films' latest acquisition, "The Bricklayer."
The Hollywood Reporter has the news that the "Law Abiding Citizen" star has been brought on board to play former FBI agent Noah Boyd in the book adaptation. Boyd is working as a Chicago bricklayer when he is called in to stop a criminal organization demanding multimillion-dollar ransom payments. "Enigma" scribe Hanna Weg is writing the screenplay.
Check out the rest of today's casting news after the jump!
He'll always be best known for representing a Mac in Apple commercials, but 
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MTV News Celebrates Election Day November 2009 With Our Favorite Campaigns In Movie History
Posted 11/3/09 1:30 pm EST by Eric Ditzian in Commentary
I put that exclamation point in there not because I'm excited to vote in New York's mayoral election, but because Election Day gets me thinking about what a rich topic elections have been for cinema. Combining intrigue, corruption, passion and the odd sex scandal, politics in general and elections in particular have made for some big screen gems over the years. Here are my favs. Read More...
Tags anthony hopkins, Eddie Murphy, election, nixon, reese witherspoon, Robert-Redford, Ron Silver, the candidate, The Distinguished Gentleman, timecop