LOS ANGELES � Although their film doesn't tied come out for some other six months, the offspring stars of "Twilight" have already reached a point of asterisk status that most actors would kill for. And now, iI of the castmembers already have plans to reunite.
MTV News has exclusively well-read that Kellan Lutz and Ashley Greene have signed on to "Strife," a film set to begin production in a few weeks. The movie will arrive in theaters adjacent year, curtly after audiences will have seen Lutz and Greene as Cullen clan members Emmett and Alice, respectively.
Directed by film maker Omid Shabkhiz, "Strife" tells the news report of trinity friends struggling with day-to-day life in the drug and gang-infested streets of Los Angeles. Caught in a domain of wildness and tragedy, they fight to get wind the hope and love that canful help them persevere.
The husky, charismatic 23-year-old Lutz is set to play Jagger, a smooth-talking but riotous young man who gets caught in his possess game when he falls into debt. His desperate actions go under much of the film's plot into action.
Meanwhile, the sweet-smiling Greene has been cast as Trish, a well-educated girl who hits the streets of Los Angeles with the charles Herbert Best of intentions. Passionate around women's rights and social awareness, Greene will be a stark contrast to Lutz's character.
She'll also be the voice of rationality for the film's third lead, a man named Lorenzo, played by up-and-comer Kyle Schmid ("The Covenant," "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants"). Schmid's character is a privileged young
