Tras the great "The Master" that earned him the Oscar nomination, Joaquin Phoenix puts himself back at the orders of Paul Thomas Anderson in "Inherent Vice."
This new film by the director is about the adaptation for the big screen of the homonymous novel by Thomas pynchon.
The main role falls on Phoenix after rejecting him robert downey Jr. who looked too old for the role of the protagonist in this story.
Shortly we will get to know which interpreters are joining the cast, but for the moment the Oscar-winner sounds strongly for the female lead role Charlize Theron.
The film begins to shoot this same month of May and its producer and distributor Warner Bros. expects it to be ready for the 2014 festival season.
Maybe we can see her in the Cannes film festival next year, a competition in which Paul Thomas Anderson was awarded as best director in 2002 with his film "Intoxicated with love."
"Inherent Vice" tells the story of Doc Sportello, a detective who tries to help his ex when her lover, a billionaire, is kidnapped. All this in the Los Angeles of the 60s.
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