Nicholas Hoult is walking “Fury Road,” the new “Mad Max” movie from series writer-director George Miller.

Zoe Kravitz, Teresa Palmer and Adelaide Clemens also are in various states of negotiations to join the actioner.

The movie is set a short while after the story detailed in 1985’s “Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome,” which keeps Mad Max, the character originated by Mel Gibson, relatively young.

Details are being kept quiet, but it is known that Hoult’s character is named Nux. Kravitz, whose character’s name is Five Wives, Palmer and Clemens are in a convoy being chased by bad guys.

Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy are starring in the pic. The movie will shoot in Australia this summer; Warner Bros. will distribute.

The U.K.’s Hoult made his feature debut in “About a Boy” and starred in the British series “Skins.” His work in “A Single Man” earned him a BAFTA nomination. The actor, repped by UTA and Independent, also will appear in Warners’ remake of “Clash of the Titans.”

At a recent press event for “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice,” MTV News spoke to actress Teresa Palmer, who was once the rumored front-runner to play Talia Al Ghul in “Justice League: Mortal” before a host of issues stalled the project indefinitely. While Palmer confirmed that she was — and still is — tagged to play the daughter of Batman villain Ra’s Al Ghul, that was where her certainty ended about any aspect of the film.

“I’m still attached to the film,” Palmer told MTV News when asked if she heard any news about the film. “But who knows if the movie is going to come off the ground or not. I hope it does, obviously.”

“I have no idea. I’m always the last person to find these things out,” added Palmer. “It was very bittersweet, because we got there and we were all really excited that this film was going to come off the ground. We rehearsed for a while, and then it all sort of fell through.”

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Teresa is currently filming The Sorcerer’s Apprentice in Manhattan, and I have added several photos of her on set!

I have added two photoshoot sets to the gallery! A big thank you to Juliet for sending me Set 016!

A couple of days ago Teresa attended the Habitat For Humanity’s “Building A Greater Los Angeles” Gala. As usual she looks stunning – enjoy viewing the photos!

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Two years after its production and originally known as “Ravenswood”, the film production, newly titled “Restraint”, will be on DVD on the August 19, 2008! You can pre-order it at Amazon.com by clicking here!

It appears that Teresa has landed a role in the upcoming sequel for Transformers. Here is what sources have to say!

Source: CanMag.com
Jonah Hill to provide the comedy and Teresa Palmer to provide the eye candy. After being alerted to one casting possibility for Transformers 2 earlier this week, we are now being told that Teresa Palmer has been cast for the sequel.

Teresa Palmer for Transformers 2.

Clint over at Moviehole continues to use his tight relationship with Teresa Palmer for keeping track of her casting developments. What a user! Puleez! Er, just kidding. After breaking the news that she was the candidate for Wonder Woman in Justice League, they have now discovered that December Boys’ Palmer has been offered a role in the Transformers sequel.

This is certainly a big step for Teresa!

It looks like Teresa is very much part of the Justice League production, but I’m just unsure of which character she is set to play. But anyway, JL is now encountering new problems and that being filming location – George Miller wants to keep the production in Australia, but it looks like it’ll need to be shifted elsewhere.

Source: NEWS.com.au
Justice League was due to be shot at Fox Studios this year until Warner Bros suspended production last month, citing uncertainty over the new incentives. Based on a comic book, it is due to star the Australians Megan Gale, Teresa Palmer and Hugh Keays-Byrne among eight lead roles and employ a huge crew that includes visual effects specialists.

“One of the reasons for doing Justice League in this country is the opportunity to bring back all the people we lost on Happy Feet who went overseas,” Miller said. “We spent four years developing this talent and the cream of them left because they didn’t have another film to go on to …

“The idea is to say come back, start off on Justice League then move onto Happy Feet 2.”

Miller described the movie’s status as “precarious” and said Warner Bros was pushing for it to be shot overseas, with Canada the most likely option.

The executive director of the Screen Producers Association of Australia, Geoff Brown, said capping the rebate was one of several proposals being debated.

“We want to be seen as an industry that’s responsible and we don’t want to be caught up in some sort of close-down of the scheme because of perceived excesses,” he said.

It is known that some producers believe Justice League is not Australian enough to qualify for the scheme and should be made under the 15 per cent rebate for foreign films.

Just reminding all my fellow Australians that the DVD of “December Boys” which feature the lovely Teresa will be released today. So head to your closest DVD store and buy or rent the DVD! I will do so very soon and will make screen captures.

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