My Life In Ruins
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My Life In Ruins is a upcoming comedy film about an archaeologist tour guide whose life takes a personal detour, while her group get entangled in comic situations among the ruins with a series of unexpected stops along the way.
The 2008 release is set on location in Greece and will star Nia Vardalos (who is also the film's writer) in the lead role. It is being produced by Gary Goetzman and Tom Hanks for Hanks' Playtone Productions.
[edit] Trivia
- This will mark the first time that a American film studio will be allowed to film on location at The Acropolis. The Greek government gave the studio its approval after Vardalos sought permission to do several scenes there.
- This film was also a lifelong dream for Vardalos, who always wanted to do a film in her family's ancestrial homeland.
[edit] External link
- My Life In Ruins at the Internet Movie Database
- Article from "The Guardian" about The Acropolis being used in the film
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