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Woody Harrelson Makes Comedy Movie History With 'Lost in London LIVE'

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Woody Harrelson will make movie history when he directs and stars in an unprecedented live feature film event, “Lost in London LIVE,” on January 19, 2017. He is making the movie, filming it and having it live on screen all in real time and it is a really bold filmmaking first. He wrote the screenplay about one night he had in London that ended up in his arrest and it is a true story comedy. This is definitely worth checking out and if you like new and different then this is it and we give him major props for this effort. He talks about what it will be like making the film and funny moments he already has had in preparation. It will certainly not be an easy thing to do with only one camera. Listen in.

Added on the 13/01/2017 04:39:58 - Copyright : Celebrity WIre

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