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2011 has already established an abundance from it-Women (seriously lower, Elizabeth Olsen and Felicity Johnson), but none of them can rival Jessica Chastain. The potential Oscar nominee has featured in five films already this season ('The Tree of Existence,' 'The Debt,' 'The Help,' 'Take Shelter' and 'Texas Killing Fields') but still has 'Coriolanus' arriving December. Busy! Chastain is poised to capitalize that fame in the manner that youthful stars do: by co-starring inside a giant tentpole with Tom Cruise ('Horizons'), leading a horror film created by Guillermo Del Toro ('Mama') and, possibly, being cast inside a major biopic. Chastain is mounted on star as Princess Diana in 'Caught flying,' a sure-to-be questionable film about Diana's lengthy-time relationship with Dr. Hasnat Kahn, "the passion for her existence." German director Oliver Hirschbiegel ('Downfall,' 'The Invasion') will direct, using the film already searching at shooting locations. Thinking about even Anne Thompson, who broke what is the news in the American Film Market, adds the caveat that lots of films pitched throughout the purchasing craze in California never happen, write that one lower in pencil just safe. [indieWIRE/Thompson on Hollywood] Their email list of youthful(ant) males who might play John McClane's boy in 'A Good Day to Die Hard': Liam Hemsworth, Aaron Paul, James Badge Dale, D.J. Cotrona. Per THR, Hemsworth is incorporated in the lead, because that dude does not have sufficient franchises on his docket. [Deadline] More possible casting! Tom Hiddleston and Benjamin Master are reading through for 'Winter's Tale,' a reincarnation period piece that author/director Akiva Goldsman ('A Beautiful Mind,' 'I Am Legend') is attempting to setup. Russell Crowe is "loosely attached" to experience the villain. [THR] And much more! Ezra Burns ('We Have to Discuss Kevin') and Alden Eherenreich ('Tetro') are testing to experience Tetsuo in 'Akira.' [THR] Wondering why there's precious little buzz surrounding 'The Iron Lady'? Since The Weinstein Company has not excited its "Meryl Streep for Oscar!" engines at this time TWC introduced on Sunday that 'The Iron Lady' will get release on 12 ,. 30. It had been initially scheduled for early December. [@WeinsteinFilms] News! "I'd make anything with Eddie [Murphy]," states Brett Ratner. OK, then. [TheWrap] [Photo: Getty] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook RELATED