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[WyldeMan45]

This sounds interesting, Bana can be a real bad ass, "Chopper" anybody? And Saoirse was fantastic as the innocent young Susie Salmon in "the Lovely Bones," so the idea of such a sweet looking girl as an assassin? BTW, for those of you wondering how to pronounce her name Saoirse it rhymes with Inertia, and it's Irish. Anyways, this definitely makes me think of Leon, just like the article says, and Saoirse has worked with director Joe Wright on her oscar nominated performance at 13 years old, in Atonement.




Former comic Eric Bana, fresh from his applauded performance in Judd Apatow laffer ''Funny People'', is returning to action – the genre that earned him a spot on the Hollywood Star Map.

Bana will join “Lovely Bones” star Saoirse Ronan for “Hannah”, a Joe Wright-directed actioner about a teenage assassin.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, “Bana will play Ronan’s father in the story of a 14-year-old Eastern European girl saved from a CIA breeding camp and raised by her dad to be a cold-blooded killing machine. After finding peace with a French family, the girl is dragged back to her father’s world, and she must fight her way to a free life.”.

Sounds like Seth Lochhead and David Farr’s script is less “Wanted” and more “Leon”, which can only be a good thing. Source