| 21 and Over | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Scott Moore Jon Lucas |
| Produced by | David Hoberman Ryan Kavanaugh Todd Lieberman |
| Screenplay by | Scott Moore Jon Lucas |
| Starring | Miles Teller Justin Chon Skylar Astin Sarah Wright |
| Editing by | John Refoua |
| Studio | Virgin Produced Relativity Media Sky Land |
| Distributed by | Relativity Media |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
21 and Over is an upcoming American comedy film written and will be the directorial debut, for Scott Moore and Jon Lucas, writers of The Hangover and The Change Up.
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The night before his big medical school exam, a promising student celebrates his 21st birthday with his two best friends.
Principal photography was shot at University of Washington[1], while shooting of additional scenes began in Shandong province's Linyi Municipal Region in October.
In mid-December Christian Bale, co-star of Relativity's 2010 production The Fighter, drove with a CNN camera crew to Linyi from Beijing, where he was promoting The Flowers of War. Bale said he wanted to meet and publicize a hero of his, the forced abortion activist Chen Guangcheng, a parajudicial house arrestee. The star may have chafed under accusations that his new film was a one-sided (i.e. anti-Japanese) account of the 1937 Nanjing Incident; Bale knew that Relativity had caught flak for filming 21 and Over in Linyi (under the rubric Skyland, which groups Relativity with IDG China Media, and, in this case Huaxia Film Distribution), bringing money and light-heartedness to the municipality which had such a bad human rights record.