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15th July 2019
04:36pm BST

And then The Mummy flopped critically and commercially, Johnny Depp was effectively cancelled due to domestic abuse allegations and it seemed like this thing was done.
Only it may not be. Monday (15 July) brings the news that the Invisible Man project is indeed going ahead, only with a brand new star.
He might have less obvious box office clout that Depp does - or at least did - but Haunting of Hill House actor Oliver Jackson-Cohen has answered the call.
Deadline reports that Jackson-Cohen - who brilliantly portrayed the adult version of the troubled Luke Crain on the Netflix smash - has officially signed on the dotted line.
The production, which is between both Universal and wildly successful horror studio Blumhouse, begins shooting in Sydney this month.
Jackson-Cohen will share the screen alongside Elisabeth Moss and Aldis Hodge with Saw man Leigh Whannell, who helmed Insidious: Chapter 3, last year's criminally under-seen upgrade, attached to write and direct.
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