The girl can't stop spying! Hot on the heels of
joining Pierce Brosnan in
The November Man, former Bond Girl Olga Kurylenko has attached herself to
another spy movie as well. And this one also features a male star with James Bond connections.
Screen Daily reports (via
Dark Horizons) that Kurylenko will star in the Cold War spy thriller
Despite The Falling Snow alongside German TV star Maria Furtwangler and the great Charles Dance, who has played both a Bond baddie (in
For Your Eyes Only), and 007 creator Ian Fleming (in
Goldeneye: The Secret Life of Ian Fleming). According to the trade, "Kurylenko is set to play an enigmatic female spy who falls in love with an idealistic politician. The action will move between 1950s and present day Moscow and London." As she did on her first feature,
The World Unseen, Shamim Sarif will adapt
her own novel and direct. Morten Søborg, who recently shot Brosnan in the the beautifully filmed
Love is All You Need (a much better movie than its generic title would have you believe, by the way) will serve as Director of Photography. Shooting is expected to begin mid-October. Olga Kurylenko can currently be seen spying in
Erased opposite Aaron Eckhart.
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