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Sarah Gadon to play Robert Pattinson’s wife in Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis

Move over, Kristen Stewart. Twilight’s Team Edward fans now have a new actress to obsessively hate. Toronto’s Sarah Gadon has been pegged to play Robert Pattinson’s estranged wife in David Cronenberg’s upcoming film Cosmopolis, which is shooting in Hogtown this summer. Gadon’s role was initially going to be played by Inception star Marion Cotillard, but the French actress had to back out after becoming pregnant. Enter Gadon, a regular on the Canadian small-screen circuit, with roles that range from the children’s program Ruby Gloom (see YTV appearance, left) to Life With Derek, The Border and Being Erica. More recently, Gadon played Emma Jung, wife of Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung, in another Cronenberg film, A Dangerous Method, currently in post-production. A tip to Gadon for staying in the good graces of Twihards: perhaps stay away from the supposedly smelly former vampire, and opt to hang out with fellow cast members Paul Giamatti and Juliette Binoche instead.

Rob Pattinson Is Marrying Sarah Gadon [Vulture blog]

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  1. I better finish that book.

    March 29, 2011 at 12:43 pm | by Ry
  2. Me too. I’m glad Marion had to back out. She’s too old for the role.

    March 29, 2011 at 1:28 pm | by The Pontiff
  3. Sarah looks to be a great fit for the part of Elise. I loved the book and I’m really looking forward to the film. I wish I could read some unbiased reporting about this adaptation instead of the same lame rewarmed cliches about Robert Pattinson. He’s an exciting actor with much more than Twilight to his name. There’s no mention of Sarah’s personal life or “hygiene” rumours here; why for Rob?

    March 29, 2011 at 2:36 pm | by debb

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