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Actress Rosemarie DeWitt, known for her performance in last year's "Rachel Getting
Married," has signed on as Ben Affleck's wife in "The Company Men," a made-in-Boston
film following a year in the life of three men trying to survive a round of corporate
downsizing.

Also, Oscar-nominated Chris Cooper is reportedly in negotiations to join the cast as a
blue-collar worker losing his job.

Starring Cambridge homeboy Affleck, Harvard alum Tommy Lee Jones and Kevin
Costner, the film is based on the script by director John Wells. The flick is currently in
pre-production with filming slotted to kick off in mid-April. Scenes are already
scheduled to be shot at First Church, 10 Putnam St. in Roxbury on Monday, April 13
and Tuesday, April 14.

As previously reported in Loaded Gun, Billy Dowd Casting is holding an extra casting
call for SAG and AFTRA members only on Saturday, April 4 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
the John Hancock Hotel and Conference Center, 40 Trinity Place in the George
Washington room on the third floor.


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'The Company Men' filming at Lynn golf course


"The Company Men," a topical flick about the impact of corporate downsizing on the
masses, kicks off prelim filming on Wednesday, April 8 at the Gannon Municipal Golf
Course in Lynn. According to the Daily Item here, crews are slotted to return to the
course on Tuesday, June 2.

Starring Cambridge homeboy Ben Affleck, Harvard alum Tommy Lee Jones and Kevin
Costner, the film is based on the script by director John Wells. First signs of filming in
Boston is slotted for First Church, 10 Putnam St. in Roxbury on Monday, April 13 and
Tuesday, April 14.

Actress Rosemarie DeWitt, known for her performance in last year's "Rachel Getting
Married," has signed on as Affleck's wife in the made-in-Boston film following a year in
the life of three men trying to survive a round of corporate downsizing.

Also, Oscar-nominated Chris Cooper is reportedly in negotiations to join the cast as a
blue-collar worker losing his job.

Shooting at the scene of the crime where Robert De Niro literally dropped the ball
before leaving the made-in-Boston film "Edge of Darkness" over "creative differences,"
Affleck's "The Company Men" will hopefully have better luck with its early golf-course
scenes.

While De Niro backed out of "Edge of Darkness," the Lynn golf course and its amazing
views will be on display in Mel Gibson's flick, starring British Powerhouse Ray Winstone
in De Niro's place, when the film hits screens in November.
Ben Affleck's 'The Company Men' ready to roll
by Roland Hansen
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