New wwe movie staring Edge

CMpunked

The following is from WWE.com:

WWE Studios' 'Bending the Rules' begins production in New Orleans

Written: August 27, 2010

STAMFORD, Conn. – WWE Studios announced today that WWE Superstar Edge will co-star in the studios’ upcoming action-comedy, Bending the Rules, alongside co-stars Jamie Kennedy, Jennifer Esposito, Alicia Witt, Kevin Weisman, Philip Baker Hall and Jessica Walter. The film has begun principal photography in and around New Orleans.

Artie Mandelberg (Inside Out) will direct the film from a screenplay by Dylan Schaffer. Bending the Rules is produced by WWE Studios Executive Vice President Michael Pavone and executive produced by WWE Studios Vice President David Calloway.

Theo Gold (Jamie Kennedy), the New Orleans Assistant District Attorney, is about to have the worst day of his life. Not only does his wife decide to leave him on the eve of his birthday, but he manages to lose a high profile case against detective Nick Blades (Edge). Now, the only thing Theo has left is the car his father, Herb (Phillip Baker Hall), entrusted to him - a 1956 Studebaker Goldenhawk. But when he discovers that his father’s pride and joy has been stolen, Theo is determined to do whatever it takes to get that car back. The same person he just tried to put away, Nick Blades, becomes his only ally in the police department. As the two set off to find the car, action and comedy quickly develop, because the stolen car is merely a small piece of a much larger puzzle.

Wwe must have sold their soul to new Orleans with the amount (3, I think?) of movies they've done there?

krudler

CMpunked wrote: »

Wwe must have sold their soul to new Orleans with the amount (3, I think?) of movies they've done there?

New Orleans gives movie productions massive tax breaks due to the flooding a few years back, its like how a lot of American tv shows are shot in Canada, its cheaper

Syferus

krudler wrote: »

New Orleans gives movie productions massive tax breaks due to the flooding a few years back, its like how a lot of American tv shows are shot in Canada, its cheaper

It's a Louisiana encentive, not just New Orleans, and looking it up I've found that the tax credit system was in place years before Katrina!

In the odd case (like True Blood and Thremé) the production itself is based in Louisiana. Not everything is there simply for zeros and ones, but it certainly helps.

jaykhunter

Nick Blades? Well i guess it's better than Zack Ryder or Braden Walker but it's such a fake movie name!

(Thinks about Demolition Man)

Actually it's about par for the course :pac:

Roar

while I was reading that plot synopsis all that was going through my head was "Rob Schneider is Da Derp Dee Derp Da Teetley Derpee Derpee Dumb"

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5294352531594402285#