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Hunger Games News Week of July 8, 2013

Hunger Games news is heating up again as we are getting a little bit closer to the debut of Catching Fire. With events like Comic-Con and collaborations for merchandising, we expect to see even more soon!

Woody Harrelson – Films – ShortList Magazine
Woody Harrelson talks about his role in the Hunger Games franchise and how he was surprised at how big it has all become.
via: www.shortlist.com
Lionsgate Teams Up with Subway to Help Promote ‘Catching Fire’ | HungerGamesDWTC.net
Subway will be releasing a special product line with ties to Catching Fire, including specially marked packages with code that will allow customers to win prizes. The promotion will also be used to support Feeding America, a nationwide food bank organization.
via: hungergamesdwtc.net
‘Hunger Games,’ YA Adaptations Shoot For Comic-Con Bulls-Eye – Music, Celebrity, Artist News | MTV.com
Get ready for a new Catching Fire trailer that will debut at Comic-Con in San Diego. It is just a part of the great list of Young Adult adaptations to be featured at this year’s conference.
via: www.mtv.com

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Woody Harrelson Cast in Key Role in Hunger Games
Woody Harrelson Haymitch

Woody Harrelson Cast as Haymitch

While there has been increasing speculation over who will be cast in the plum role of Haymitch Abernathy  in The Hunger Games, it appears that the role has been given to Woody Harrelson.

For those of you unfamiliar with The Hunger Games, Haymitch was the only living Hunger Games victor from District 12 at the beginning of the Hunger Games trilogy. As a result of the terrors that he endured in the Hunger Games, Haymitch has become an alcoholic and generally unreliable. He’s described as being “paunchy” and middle-aged. District 12 is the home of the main characters, Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark. Because of this, Haymitch becomes their mentor.

This is huge casting news, although other notable names such as Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth, Elizabeth Banks, Josh Hutcherson, and Wes Bentley have already been cast. It’s hard to view The Hunger Games as “the next Twilight” with names like that attached to the first movie!

Do you agree or disagree with this casting?

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