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  'No Such Thing' Horror Project Set From 'Juveniles' Producers
  "Juveniles" producers Chris Miller and James Burke are teaming on horror thriller "No Such Thing" with John Hulme making his feature film directing debut, Variety has learned exclusively.
  Hollywood Reporter First Look: Beau Knapp and Stephen Moyer in 'Juveniles'
  Nico Sabenorio's feature directorial debut.
  Beau Knapp is out for revenge in The Hollywood Reporter's first look at Juveniles.
  In the film, Knapp plays a young man whose promising future is jeopardized when he goes up against a local crime boss (Stephen Moyer) to avenge his father's death.
  Nico Sabenorio Wraps First Feature Film, "Juveniles"
  Nico Sabenorio, writer and director for "Juveniles," a small-town drama featuring Stephen Moyer, Beau Knapp and Kathleen Rose Perkins, completed filming his first feature film last month in Los Angeles, CA. Of the three-week shoot, Sabenorio says, "I couldn't have asked for a better cast and crew. The heart and dedication that everyone put into this will be clear when audiences check out Juveniles on the big screen."
  Juveniles is set for release in late 2015. It marks the production debut of DisruptiveLA, a firm founded in 2014 by James Burke and Chris Miller, both of whom serve as producers on the film.
  Hollywood Reporter: Stephen Moyer, Beau Knapp Join Small-Town Drama "Juveniles"
  Stephen Moyer and rising star Beau Knapp have joined the drama "Juveniles".
  Moyer and Knapp join a cast that includes Martin Henderson (Sundance TV's"The Red Road", Nick Eversman ("Wild"), Morgan Lily ("X-Men: First Class") and Kevin Alejandro (The CW's "Arrow").
  Moyer ended seven seasons on HBO's"True Blood" in August. His other recent credits including the West Memphis Three drama"Devil's Knot", opposite Reese Witherspoon, and NBC's live performance of "The Sound of Music", in which he played Captain Von Trapp. He's set to play Pontius Pilate in Nat Geo's "Killing Jesus".
  Knapp recently finished shooting Shane Black's noir thriller "The Nice Guys", playing a villain opposite Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling. The up-and-coming actor, whose previous credits include "Super 8" and the sci-fi thriller "The Signal", will appear in the Jake Gyllenhaal boxing drama "Southpaw", the Liam Neeson thriller "Run All Night" and Disney's Coast Guard drama "The Finest Hours".
  Variety: Kathleen Rose Perkins Joins Drama "Juveniles" opposite Stephen Moyer
  "Episodes" star Kathleen Rose Perkins has joined the cast of Nico Sabenorio's drama "Juveniles," which begins shooting later this month, Variety has learned exclusively.
  Perkins portrays a single mother trying to raise her family in challenging circumstances while facing her past. She joins previously announced cast of Beau Knapp, Stephen Moyer, Martin Henderson, Nick Eversman, Trevor Jackson, Jessica Rothe, Morgan Lily and Kevin Alejandro.
  CAA is representing the film's worldwide sales rights.
  The film, written by Sabenorio, tells the story of present day tribal rivalries colliding in small town America, as an older teenager must fight to overcome the powerful forces of violence and poverty while trying to protect his family.
  Producers are DisruptiveLA's James Burke, Chris Miller, Scott Disharoon and Elliot Rosenblatt.
  Perkins was most recently seen in "Gone Girl" and "The Skeleton Twins." She will next be seen as the lead of independent film "The Better Half."
  James Cameron's 3D Journey to the Bottom of the Sea
  On March 26th, 2012, the neon green submersible Deepsea Challenger reached the deepest part of Earth's seabed, 35,800 feet below sea level in the Mariana Trench in the western Pacific Ocean. If you were to place Mount Everest at the bottom of this trench here, at the Challenger Deep, there would still be 6,000 feet between its summit and the ocean's surface.
  The Deepsea Challenger is the first single-pilot vessel to dive to the utmost depths, and that single pilot is James Cameron, director of the two highest grossing movies of all time in Titanic and Avatar,and an explorer-in-residence at National Geographic who's made over 80 submersible dives and led eight deep ocean expeditions. Cameron recorded this, his deepest dive, and the result is arriving in theatres this month as Deepsea Challenge 3D, a new feature-length 3D documentary.
  Deep History: Where Few Have Dared To Tread
  Only one other human-manned submersible has ever touched the bottom of Challenger Deep. In 1960, the Trieste, a bathyscaphe (a self-propelled vehicle that functions a lot like an underwater blimp),carried Swiss oceanic engineer Jacques Piccard and Lt. Don Walsh of the U.S. Navy on the nearly seven-mile journey straight down to the ocean floor. The Trieste was not equipped to collect samples or even image the area—nor would it have mattered, as the landing stirred up murky silt that obscured the sub's view, and they could only stay 20 minutes because the descent and ascent took so long. "It was like looking into a bowl of milk," Walsh said.
  High costs and higher danger kept governments away from the Challenger Deep for over 50 years. But over the last few decades, some adventuresome individuals have taken matters into their own hands. Cameron's expedition was first to make it back to the bottom.
  For full article and video, click here.
  Suzy Amis-Cameron on James Cameron's DEEPSEA CHALLENGE 3D
  Suzy Amis-Cameron discusses her husband's latest film, James Cameron's DEEPSEA CHALLENGE 3D.
  James Cameron on The Today Show
  James Cameron explores the deep in new documentary, "DEEPSEA CHALLENGE 3D". The acclaimed director and self-described "science geek" shares his journeys of sea exploration, which will be chronicled in the National Geographic documentary. TODAY's Natalie Morales reports.