Patricia Clarkson can start looking forward to some home cooking. The feature film production “Out of Blue,” to which the New Orleans actress is reportedly attached, has filed paperwork to shoot in Louisiana this fall.
The film, based on the 1997 Martin Amis neo-noir detective story “Night Train,” started pre-production in New Orleans at the end of August, with principal photography expected to begin in early October, according to the production’s state filing. Carol Morley, the director of “Dreams of a Life” and “The Falling,” is lined up to direct from a screenplay she has written.
Sigourney Weaver had been lined up to star in a previous attempt to bring the story to the screen in 2009, though that effort never came to fruition.
Now, according to Screen Daily, Clarkson is stepping into the role of homicide detective Mike Hoolihan, who is called upon to investigate the death of an astrophysicist and expert on black holes. Co-stars reportedly include Toby Jones, Mamie Gummer and Tyonah Parris.
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The project will be shot on a budget of $6.3 million, with $4.5 million of that earmarked for in-state expenditures, including $1.8 million on Louisiana payroll, per the state filing.
“Out of Blue” is one of a handful of projects either shooting or preparing to shoot in New Orleans this fall. Others include the Hulu sci-fi series “The First,” a fourth season of the CBS police procedural “NCIS: New Orleans” and the first season of Disney’s “Shadows.”