Bruce exits film with financial woes

American actor Bruce Willis (above) and director John Pogue have exited action-thriller, Wake, which has been beset with financing problems. The project completed five days of shooting in Cleveland, US, before shutting down in late February, reports variety.com. The production house behind the film announced on February 26 that it was working to remedy what it

(left) recently teamed up with singer Beyonce (right) to produce the remixed version of her popular song, Jealous. The duo’s new music, which recently surfaced the internet, begins with the 33-year-old singer singing, with Brown jumping in right before the second verse, E! Online reported. The 25-year-old rapper sings “Queen B, I’m trippin ‘cause I’m a little insecure when your phone go off,” and ends it with, “So mad I’m drunk texting / Now I’m reminiscing how we fell in love in Texas / Girl, I’m jealous.” Brown went on to explain about the Beyonce collaboration, in a tweet, saying he did the remix a few months ago, but it was never used and he was glad that finally people could listen to it. called a “delay” in production. On March 5, the Greater Cleveland Film Commission announced that filming would start again on March 23, but shooting never resumed. Willis was supposed to portray a sociopath who returns to his childhood home on a remote island for his brother’s wake, only to see the island come under siege. Pogue was directing from a script by Chris Borrelli.