Andie MacDowell joins real-life daughter in “Mothers Day” indie film July 3, 2012 - 19:40 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Andie MacDowell is joining Susan Sarandon, Eva Amurri Martino and Christina Ricci in the indie film Mothers Day. Also joining the cast is MacDowell's real-life daughter, Rainey Qualley, The Hollywood Reporter said. The storyline explores 12 interweaving mother-daughter relationships taking place over the course of the same Mother's Day. The film is written and directed by Paul Duddridge and produced by Danielle James. MacDowell's recent credits include Paramount's Footloose remake. She is repped by Paradigm and manager Risa Shapiro of the Schiff Co. Qualley was named Miss Golden Globe last year and made her feature film debut alongside her mother in the indie Mighty Fine. She is handled by Innovative Artists and Liebman Entertainment. Partner news  Top stories The scientists conducted a survey of ancient rock art, with a database of Armenian petroglyphs to be later developed. The winner, Denmark, and the runner-up Azerbaijan have found themselves in the center of a scandal which put their victory in question. “Love and War” is planned as a three-part love story about a woman and a man at war, with the latter eventually becoming a monk. The drama centers on the relationship between Assange and Domscheit-Berg, which became increasingly fraught as WikiLeaks' influence grew.   Partner news |  Latest news Spotify, Netflix say no plans to launch BlackBerry 10 apps  Both streaming services have ruled out catering to the mobile operating system, which runs on devices such as the Q10, Q5 and Z10.Genocide 100th anniv. events coordination committee formed in Russia Ambassador Oleg Yesayan was appointed as the head of the committee, with a program of events discussed.Samsung says Galaxy S4 surpassed ten million sales mark In addition to white and black, the Galaxy S4 will also soon be available in blue, red, purple and brown this summer.Car bomb kills 12 in southwest Pakistan The car was packed with around 100 kilograms (220 pounds) of explosives and was parked alongside a road in the city. |
