AwardsDaily has the first look at the poster for Kelly Reichardt’s “Wendy & Lucy,” starring the lovely Michelle Williams, and the poster is just as lovely. Definitely a film I will not miss under any circumstances, if and when I get to see it that is.

Even though most people have not seen “The Reader” yet, a friend of Anne Thompson’s has and calls it “terrific!” as well as saying it is “beautifully acted, especially by Kate Winslet. This is the third superb Ralph Fiennes supporting performance (yeah, he is now being pushed as supporting) I’ve seen this year (in addition to “In Bruges” and “The Duchess”), and newcomer David Kross is very fine in the lead.” Just to let you know, I have updated my Oscar predictions.

Charlize Theron is in talks to star alongside Tom Cruise in the remake of French thriller “Anthony Zimmer,” titled “The Tourist,” and she will play an Interpol agent who uses an American tourist in an attempt to lure a criminal she once had an affair with. The film will be directed by Bharat Nalluri (“Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day”) and will begin production in March next year. [Variety]

Miramax have picked up “Last Night,” starring Keira Knightley and Eva Mendes for $ 4 million. The film, which I am so interested in, is about a married couple, played by Knightley and Sam Worthington, who part ways when Worthington’s character goes on a business trip with a desirable colleague played by Mendes, and while he is away, Knightley’s character meets up with a past lover played by Guillaume Canet.

Jenna Fischer will star in the indie dramedy “A Little Help,” directed by “King of Queens” creator Michael J. Weithorn, and she will play a widowed single mother who hooks up with an old lover, her sister’s husband, scandal! Meanwhile, Ginnifer Goodwin and Nicholas Hoult (Hugh Grant’s young co-star in “About A Boy,” yeah, him) are joining Colin Firth, Julianne Moore and Matthew Goode in Tom Ford’s “A Single Man,” an adaptation of a 1964 novel by Christopher Isherwood.

Peter Buchman and Steven Soderbergh, collaborators on the upcoming “Che,” are teaming up yet again with Paramount to bring a mob film titled “Making Jack Falcone” to life. Soderbergh will executive produce and Buchman will write the film which tells the story of Joaquin “Jack” Garcia, aka Jack Falcone, an undercover FBI agent who infiltrated the Gambino crime family. [THR]

The Playlist has the trailer for Joaquin Phoenix’s last film (yeah, right) “Two Lovers,” directed by James Gray that is set to open on the 13th of February next year, to coincide with Valentines Day (not really).They also have the new “Fanboys” trailer (yawn) and the new “Argentine” trailer (not so yawn). Watch the international “Two Lovers” trailer below.