Nina Dobrev has joined the cast of indie film Run This Town. Despite there not being much detail in who is portraying each character or character names; however a photograph of Nina while on-set reveals that her character’s name is Ashley Pollack. Elsewhere, what is known about the film is that Run This Town is a political thriller set within the drama genre that is currently filming until May 2nd 2018 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The synopsis states the story shows, “The inner workings of a city seen through the eyes of the interns and assistants that run it.”
Run This Town’s cast features Damian Lewis (Homeland and Billions), Ben Platt (Pitch Perfect 1 and 2, Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk and award-winning musician), Mena Massoud (Aladdin and Jack Ryan), Jennifer Ehle (Zero Dark Thirty and RoboCop) and Scott Speedman (Underworld and Underworld: Evolution) with Ricky Tollman on writer and directing duties.
Nina has posted some fun Instagram posts about Run This Town including:
Pulling a funny face with co-star Ben Platt:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BhSMReQhhIL/?hl=en&taken-by=nina
Maverick sitting on the writer and director Ricky Tollman’s script:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BhOyeQmBh_g/?hl=en&taken-by=nina
Nina’s trailer which again confirms that she is portraying a character named Ashley:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BhKTDIABW2K/?hl=en&taken-by=nina
No release date has been 100% confirmed, although a late 2018 release window is not impossible as filming is set to be completed on May 2nd 2018.
Entertainment publication TooFab has revealed the blooper reel from the special features of Crash Pad’s DVD release in which Christina Applegate, Nina Dobrev, Domhnall Gleeson and Thomas Haden Church all look to be having a wonderfully fun time on the set when filming Crash Pad.
You can watch all two minutes of Crash Pad’s blooper reel on TooFab’s website.
You can purchase Crash Pad on region 1 DVD at Amazon US or region 2 DVD at Amazon UK. Alternatively, if you prefer digital renting or purchasing, then Crash Pad is also available at Amazon Video in the US or Amazon Video in the UK.
Flatliners has been available for pre-order on Blu-Ray for a fair amount of time, but a firm release date for Blu-Ray, DVD and digital has been announced for both America and the UK.
America (region 1) receives Flatliners before the rest of the world with a digital release via Amazon Video on December 12th 2017 priced at $17.99, while a Blu-Ray bundled with a digital download voucher and an individual DVD set for release on December 26th 2017 priced at a standard price of $34.99 each, although reduced at the time of writing to $22.99 and $19.99 respectively.
However, fans of Nina and the film located in the UK (region 2) will have to wait until February 5th 2018 for the Blu-Ray and DVD to release priced between £14.99 to £19.99 and £9.99 respectively, although a digital release on Amazon Video is currently set to release on January 22nd 2018 priced at £13.99.
According to Blu-Ray.com; a 4K Blu-Ray with specifications including 4K native resolution of 2160p, HDR10 support and Dolby Atmos audio is planned for release in Australia (region 2) on January 3rd 2018 which includes two Blu-Ray discs with a 4K output and a 1080p version on separate discs. Further regions such as Canada (region 1), Denmark (region 2), Finland (region 2), Norway (region 2) and Sweden (region 2) are listed to be receiving the 4K Blu-Ray set at some point within the first quarter of 2018 with only a place holder release date listed. A steelbook edition has also been confirmed for multiple regions in the first quarter of 2018.
It is currently unknown if there will be any special features on any Blu-Ray or DVD release. Hopefully, there will be an optional audio commentary, alongside documentaries and interviews.
More news will most probably appear in the very near future regarding the 4K Blu-Ray, steelbook and special features.
Comedy film Crash Pad starring Nina Dobrev, Thomas Haden Church, Christina Applegate and Domhnall Gleeson has just launched its official social media channels. You can support Crash Pad by following on Twitter, following on Instagram and liking on Facebook and by using the hashtag #CrashPadMovie to spread the word and tell your friends about the film.
If you are yet to see the trailer, then you can find the red band trailer on YouTube.
Crash Pad released on Digital HD for rental and purchase on September 26th with a cinema release set for October 27th and DVD on December 5th 2017.
Nina Dobrev’s upcoming drama film Crash Pad has had two new stills featuring Nina added on IMDB with both pictures including other main characters; which is certainly great news for Nina’s screen time, while there are two further stills comprising of a party atmosphere and a lonely character sitting by himself.
Nina has some very good company in Crash Pad with an impressive cast that also stars Christina Applegate (Kelly Bundy in TV series Married with Children and Veronica Corningstone in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgandy and Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues), Oscar nominated Thomas Haden Church (Jack in Sideways and Sandman in Spider-Man 3) and Domhnall Gleeson (Bill Weasley in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Parts 1 and 2, Captain Andrew Henry in The Revenant and General Hux in Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Star Wars: The Last Jedi).
According to IMDB; the plot is as follows:
“A hopeless romantic, who thinks he’s found true love with an older woman, learns that she’s married and that the fling is merely an instrument of revenge against her neglectful husband. He threatens to blackmail her by telling her husband, but his plan backfires when the husband decides the best way to get back at his wife is to move in and adopt the romantic’s slacker lifestyle.”
Crash Pad has a 15 age rating certificate, although no trailer or precise release date has been revealed other than a release window of 2017. For a full cast and crew list, trivia and more film stills visit Crash Pad’s IMDB profile while there will hopefully be more news and promotional materials released in the near future.
