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Marion Cotillard and Joaquin Phoenix get into character on set on Monday (January 30) in New York City.

The 36-year-old actress and her 37-year-old costar are working together on a James Gray film called Low Life.

Marion plays Sonja, a Polish woman trying to emigrate to the United States.

Here’s a synopsis of the film: “[Sonya's] American dream turns into a nightmare. While sailing to Ellis Island and a new start, her sister grows deathly ill and she is forced to trade sexual favors for medicine and food to keep her sister alive. Once they land, she is warned to keep quiet about what happened … With no place to go, she falls prey to a charming sleazebag (Phoenix), who persuades her to turn tricks in New York.”

Marion Cotillard and Joaquin Phoenix film some scenes for their new movie, Low Life, on Friday (January 27) in New York City.

The 36-year-old French actress plays Sonya Cybulski, a woman trying to immigrate from Poland, in the romantic drama directed by James Gray.

Here’s the film’s synopsis: “[Sonya's] American dream turns into a nightmare. While sailing to Ellis Island and a new start, her sister grows deathly ill and she is forced to trade sexual favors for medicine and food to keep her sister alive. Once they land, she is warned to keep quiet about what happened … With no place to go, she falls prey to a charming sleazebag (Phoenix), who persuades her to turn tricks in New York.”

Joaquin and James previously worked together on 2008′s Two Lovers, 2007′s We Own the Night, and 1999′s The Yards.
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Marion Cotillard and Joaquin Phoenix are set to star in the upcoming film Low Life, Deadline reports.

Synopsis: Marion “will play a woman attempting to immigrate from Poland. Her American dream turns into a nightmare. While sailing to Ellis Island and a new start, her sister grows deathly ill and she is forced to trade sexual favors for medicine and food to keep her sister alive. Once they land, she is warned to keep quiet about what happened … With no place to go, she falls prey to a charming sleazebag (Phoenix), who persuades her to turn tricks in New York.”

Jeremy Renner is reportedly in discussions to play the third lead as Joaquin‘s character’s cousin, who “is her best chance to escape the nightmarish life she has fallen into.”

James Gray, who previously worked on We Own the Night, is set to direct the film.

Joaquin Phoenix is reportedly the frontrunner to play Henry Sturges in Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.

The 36-year-old actor has met on the project and “it’s his if he wants it,” according to Deadline.

The role, which previously was rumored to have been offered to Tom Hardy, “is for Henry, a mythic, ageless figure who turns Lincoln into an axe-throwing expert slayer of vampires.”

Benjamin Walker is set to play the title role in the highly anticipated film!

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Joaquin Phoenix picks up some Chinese food and heads to his car on Wednesday (October 20) in Studio City, Calif.

The 35-year-old actor tried to keep his camera dry in the rainy weather by tucking it in his sweatshirt.

Recently, Joaquin appeared in a PSA for Rock The Vote. He urged people to go out and vote in the upcoming November 2 elections. The video also stars Casey Affleck, the director of Joaquin‘s controversial mockumentary I’m Still Here.

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Joaquin Phoenix returns to the Late Show with David Letterman to promote his new movie I’m Still Here on Wednesday (September 22) in New York City.

The 35-year-old actor (in Dolce & Gabbana) apologized to David Letterman for his bizarre appearance last year that turned out to be part of his new movie I’m Still Here. “You’ve interviewed many, many people and I assumed that you would know the difference between a character and a real person, so — but I apologize,” Joaquin said. “I hope I didn’t offend you in any way.”

Referring to the interview, Letterman said it was “like you slipped and hit your head in the tub”. “I was eager to thank you for the opportunity and I was really eager to get off the show,” Joaquin said.

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Joaquin Phoenix is the top choice to play the lover to Leonardo DiCaprio‘s J. Edgar Hoover in the Clint Eastwood directed biopic, Hoover.

With a script by Milk‘s screenwriter Dustin Lance Black, Hoover explores the relationship between Hoover and his reputed paramour and protégé, Clyde Tolson. None of the deals have yet to be finalized, according to New York Magazine.

Casey Affleck recently told Jay Leno that while people claimed to be worried about Joaquin during the filming of his documentary-esque film I’m Still Here, that was not the case. “While it was happening, people were happy just to mock him,” he said.