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Terminal Casts Simon Pegg And Mike Myers Opposite Margot Robbie

Noir thriller Terminal may have already entered production in Hungary, but The Hollywood Reporter brings word today that Vaughn Stein's actioner has made room for a few last-minute cast additions.
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Noir thriller Terminal may have already entered production in Hungary, but The Hollywood Reporter brings word today that Vaughn Stein’s actioner has made room for a few last-minute cast additions.

Among them is Star Trek Beyond alum Simon Pegg and Mike Myers, who have boarded the in-development feature in undisclosed roles, joining fellow newcomers Mike Myers, Max Irons and Dexter Fletcher of Kick-Ass fame. They now round out an ensemble anchored by Suicide Squad‘s Margot Robbie, who assumes the role of a “dynamic woman” capable of sparking an international game of cat-and-mouse with two hitmen.

Picking up arms as that pair of hired guns are Fletcher and Irons, who “embark on a borderline suicide mission for a mysterious employer and a large paycheck. Along the way, the unlikely pair discover that a dynamic woman named Annie (Robbie) may be more involved than they had originally suspected.”

First picking up steam at the Berlin Film Festival earlier this year, Terminal may be without a release date for now, but it has secured financing through Highland Film Group and Ingenious Media, meaning a late-2016 release window is certainly in the cards.

Having helped nurture a revised version of the screenplay, Simon Pegg will next be seen as intrepid and indeed fan-favorite explorer Scotty in July’s Star Trek Beyond. Margot Robbie, on the other hand, will indulge in the insanity of one Harley Quinn when Suicide Squad rolls around in August.


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