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Samuel L. Jackson confirms 'neo-noir' indie
Published Friday, Mar 18 2011, 13:08 GMT | By Zakia Uddin

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The actor, who is due to start shooting The Avengers next month, is to take on the role of a man who leaves prison after two decades only to find himself caught up in a life of crime again.
Director David Weaver has said that the project is inspired by British crime thrillers such as Sexy Beast, The Crying Game and Mona Lisa.
He stated: "A master grifter, Foley's world has always been built on a series of carefully-crafted illusions that only he can see behind.
"Of course, it's an irresistible story idea to take such a character, have him decide to go straight, but then gradually reveal he's been surrounded from the very beginning by a scam so devious that it's entirely beyond his imagining."
Jackson will be starring opposite Luke Kirby and Ruth Negga, who have appeared in Law and Order and Misfits respectively.
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