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EXCLUSIVE: Open Road is setting a February 8, 2013 release date for Bitter Pill, the film that Steven Soderbergh began shooting in New York. The film stars Rooney Mara, Jude Law, Channing Tatum, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Vinessa Shaw. Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Gregory Jacobs and Scott Z. Burns are producing a script that Burns wrote. Endgame financed the film.
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It’s nice to see that he’s keeping busy during retirement.
Soderbergh is still retiring. He still has the Liberace biopic with Michael Douglas next, but that’s for HBO. Bitter Pill is supposed to be his last theatrical film.
He is still retiring. He had planned on Liberace to be his last film and wants to shoot another film before Liberace shoots this summer.
didn’t he say he was done directing films about 2 years ago!?!??!
don’t mind, cause I like most of his films, just sayin’…
please please please do CATCHING FIRE!!!
For release in the beginning of February? That sure shows a lot of confidence.
i was just thinking the same thing. Since when did Soderberghs films become filler for the winter dumping ground? Seems like he should finally slow down a little and really zero in on a project.
Why is he retiring? He isn’t that old…why would he want to do that?