Sometimes, the world of movie casting can get pretty intense.  Unlike writers, directors, or producers, there can be dozens of actors involved in a movie.  Because of this, new casting for movies is happening ALL THE TIME.  Well we here at TMP try our best to provide you with the biggest and most important casting news, sometimes, there are some smaller ones that slide throgh the cracks.  Role Call is here to fix that.  Every week, we will take a dive into the world of film casting, from the biggest Hollywood blockbusters to the smallest of indie films.  Well most Role Call's will be a round up of all the casting announcements made during the week, we'll sometimes take a break to focus on another realm of casting, from the evolution of an actor to his 5 greatest roles.  But no matter what we do, one thing is for sure: the world of movie casting is a big place, and Role Call is here to help you forge your way through it!

This week, we got about a billion new projects for Russell Crowe, a new role for Shia LaBeof, and two literary adaptations for Oscar nominee Viola Davis.

Set in a fictional near future the human species has mastered the ability to control the aging process where everyone does not age past twenty five as long as they have enough time. Justin Timberlake (Will Salas) is a hard working average male who is living with his mom (Olivia Wilde). Will saves a rich man from death by a group of thugs and is given over a century in time. With time he decides to cross the time zones, where the different classes are separated, and take down the system that keeps people down.

In today's film world, it has become almost too predictable for movies that put down rom-com clichés to end up following them. Friends with Benefits is no great exception. Though full of charm and undeniable co-star chemistry, it brings nothing new to the table with a timeline seen time and time again.

Some audiences just don't give an F - or that's what the studios are banking on right about now. A quick look over at Rotten Tomatoes reveals that the ratings for 'Bad Teacher' are falling fast, but will audiences really let that stop them from seeing Cameron Diaz in an extended Daisy-Duke-Car-Wash scene? We'll see.

Regardless, I guess I'm in the minority here because I though the movie was funny...well, it was funny enough.

Can Cameron Diaz be funny without the F bomb?