Jessica Biel signs on for Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes

Twisted indie drama  has gained some serious star power by enlisting actress ...

Since losing Rooney Mara last week, and gaining rising Brit actress Kaya Scodelario (Skins, Wuthering Heights), upcoming indie Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes has been boosted into the spotlight and gained an A-list star in the process.
News has broken of Jessica Biel's involvement in the project, which focuses on a troubled 17-year-old who babysits for her new neighbour, before she discovers that infant is actually a life-like doll. The extra twist comes from the neighbours uncanny resemblance to Emanuel's dead mother.
Biel will be inhabiting the role of Linda, who is grieving the loss of her child and deluding herself with the doll. It sounds like a very interesting, if twisted, story and, by enlisting some well-known faces, is more likely to be seen.

Rooney Mara exits indie drama, Kaya Scodelario replaces her

which sounds like a more twisted version of Vertigo, enlists  to replace a departing Rooney Mara...

Unsurprisingly, seeing as Rooney Mara is probably being inundated with offers
following her turn in David Fincher’s The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, the actress has opted out of starring in the upcoming Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes.
Francesca Gregorini’s quirky indie drama has now enlisted Skins and Wuthering Heights star Kaya Scodelario to replace her. The film is about a young girl who becomes obsessed with her neighbour, who bears an uncanny resemblance to her dead mother.
She agrees to baby-sit the neighbour’s child, but the infant actually turns out to be a very life-like doll. Hmmm, definitely quirky, then, but we quite like Scodelario in these parts, and are thrilled she’s getting notice