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Woody Harrelson follows up the hugely successful “2012” with Columbia Pictures’ new horror action-comedy “Zombieland,” a recent No. 1 hit in the U.S.

Harrelson says that he was impressed by the “Zombieland” script.  “Tonally, it rides the line between comedy and the impending danger of the zombies.  It’s tricky – you have to keep up a level of reality, or it becomes farce, but that presents its own challenges.”  Plus, his character gets to kick zombie butt.  What more could a man ask for?
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In a world overrun by zombies, two girls – Wichita (Emma Stone) and Little Rock (Abigail Breslin) — have found a unique way to turn the odds on their favor, in Columbia Pictures’ U.S. No. 1 hit action comedy “Zombieland.”

“There are very few beautiful, young actresses who have the comedic sensibility and the diversity to be able to show all the sides of the character that Emma has created in this movie,” says director Ruben Fleischer.  “She’s already proven her comedic prowess in films like `Superbad’ and `The House Bunny,’ but the character of Wichita is not necessarily a comedic role.  She’s a femme fatale, a classic hot, badass chick.  What’s amazing about Emma is that she can portray all that and also has the comedy to back it all up.”
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