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I wonder if he'll be directed by ScarJo in her film.

Wow, some awesomely second- and third-string directors contributing to this project.

In this interview, Allen states that he has no involvement with this film at all.

By the way, what are you and Scarlett doing for that anthology film, I Love New York? The paper said you're each directing one of the shorts?

That was a total, total fabrication on my part. Not on my part, I mean about me. I have no idea if or what she is doing for it. I've heard nothing. I am in no way connected with it, nor have I ever been.

Pics of Scarlet shooting in Brooklyn. Her five-minute short stars Kevin Bacon.

Shekhar Kapur is taking over Anthony Minghella's segment.

I'm interested in the Hughes brother's segments, but really there are some real surprises on this one... Johanson, Portman, Ratner? It looks like they are trying to push it to the mainstream.... We'll see I guess.

jbeall wrote:I want to see Topeka, I love you. We've seen enough films about New York.

Yes, every other Hollywood film is essentially 'New York, I Love You' anyway. New York's endlessly photogenic, but c'mon. How about Spokane, I Sort of Tolerate You?

Antoine Doinel wrote:The directors attached, however, are far less compelling:

Antoine Doinel wrote:Chan-wook Park

Take it back!

The directorial debut of Natalie Portman and whole bunch of new casting has been announced here.

Here's the trailer.

Wow... Feist and Regina Spektor? That is laying it on thick.

How bad does an entry into a portmanteau film have to be to not make the cut? Ask Scarlett Johansson

Here's the trailer. Scarlett Johansson's short must've been truly awful to be cut from this.

Way too cute and not nearly as good as Paris, Je t'aime. The French film could be a little hit-or-miss; its American cousin is more so. Then again, I woulda liked it more if there were fewer bobos.