Thanks for the reply!

Actually Jim Sturgess did several comedy works,when he was TV actor in UK.Ans he is very charming and lovely person himself.I'm sure he would be great,if he plays this role(client's brother,I guess).

I have no idea about the casting on this movie – I'm not involved (I just read it). But lots of actors are attached to projects, but then don't do it for various reasons.

And it would be a good part for him – because he'd get to be funny and charming instead of always being so serious.

Thank you for the reply!

(If you read this..Sorry,I don't want to bother you,but one more question please? What do you think about this casting? It works? Although it seems Sturgess isn't attached to this project,but now I think story sounds very intereting and this casting is really good.And I just wonder why Sturgess's name is pop up to this project.

Thank you)

Thank you.

The story's set in London. Lively will play an American business student attending Cambridge on a scholarship set up through the bank she worked at in the U.S. When the bank fails (as a result of massive, comical corruption), her scholarship is revoked, so she has to scramble to find a way to make money and stay in school.

Through typically convoluted/far-fetched rom-com circumstances, she stumbles into a great scheme to make money: as a beard for wealthy gay men too terrified to come out of the closet to their old-money families. Things go awry when one of her clients is the brother of someone she's been flirting with all semester (can't remember if he's a fellow student or a TA–I read this a year ago).

The script hits all the familiar beats but approaches the tropes with moderate freshness–nothing revolutionary, but a lot of "Oh, that's an interesting spin on an old favorite" moments.

It also has one quality that most romantic comedy scripts lack: it's actually funny. More than that, it dares to handle romance in a fairly adult way. Most rom-coms these days seem to pay 40-year-olds to act like moronic teenagers instead of human beings (that's right, I said it: teenagers aren't human beings). There are still tons of things that could go wrong and ruin it in production, but at the script stage, it was surprisingly solid and very entertaining.

http://theplaylist.blogspot.com/2010/01/michael-winterbottom-heads-to-promised.html

http://theplaylist.blogspot.com/2010/03/anne-hathaway-and-jim-sturgess-set-to.html

I think this "Cover Girl" info is false.At least Sturgess isn't attached to this project,I guess.

Sorry for my English.