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Foster, Winslet Team for Polanski
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          Sep 23, 2010
          
        
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Academy Award-winning actresses Jodie Foster and Kate Winslet will costar in the film adaptation of the Tony award-winning play God of Carnage for Oscar-winning director Roman Polanski, reports entertainment website Deadline. It will mark the first time the two actresses have teamed on-screen. 

The play chronicles two sets of parents who meet to discuss a fight between two of their children. Shooting is scheduled to begin in February in Paris, where Polanski lives.

        
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