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ICE CUBE: Limitless' rotten luck

POSTED: Thursday, January 20, 2011, 3:40 PM

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First it had a change of title — No The Dark Fields — then it got scheduled for additional shoots (a new scene at the old AAA Building on 21st and Market), or reshoots depending upon who you talk to. Then co-star Robert DeNiro got sick. Then, sadder still, Bradley Cooper's father, Charlie Cooper, (a Philly stock broker) passed. And then there was a fire at the Cooper family home in Rydal. NOW, the daytime Limitless shoot inside and outside the makeshift "campaign" that was to have happened at the AAA with DeNiro and Cooper has been pushed to Saturday. WHY? Because the director took ill last night. I'm getting this from fans and cameramen on site. Oy, this film can't win for losing — and it's scheduled to debut in March 2011.

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