Seth and Joseph Will Team Up For a Christmas Comedy

Updated on 2/16/2014 at 5:00 AM

Another week, another great round of casting news! Former 50/50 costars Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogen are reuniting, Jennifer Aniston has joined an indie, Olivia Wilde will headline a psychological thriller, and Anne Hathaway is in talks to replace Reese Witherspoon in a comedy. Take a look at the week's biggest casting news!

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Martin Henderson, Thomas Wright, and Emily Watson joined Everest alongside Josh Brolin, Jake Gyllenhaal, Jason Clarke, and John Hawkes.

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Jack Black and James Marsden will star in The D-Train, a comedy about a high school reunion chairman (Black) seeking out the coolest guy in school (Marsden).

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Anne Hathaway will replace Reese Witherspoon in The Intern, a workplace comedy from director Nancy Meyers. Robert De Niro is on board to play Hathaway's onscreen intern.

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Jennifer Aniston will star in Cake, an indie about a woman who becomes fascinated with the suicide of another woman in her chronic-pain group.

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Zach Galifianakis and Julianne Moore will star in Freeheld, the true story of Laurel Hester, a New Jersey police officer who was made famous when government officials refused to allow her to assign pension to her partner. Ellen Page will also star.

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Isaiah Washington and Mo'Nique will star in We Are Family, an indie drama about siblings reuniting for their father's funeral.

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Mad Men's January Jones will star in The Shuddering, a supernatural thriller about a woman who has been having strange visions.

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Olivia Wilde will star in Meadowland, a psychological thriller about a mother whose son disappears.

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Seth Rogen and Joseph Gordon-Levitt are reteaming for an untitled Christmas comedy. Their 50/50 director, Jonathan Levine, will direct.

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