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Tim McGraw works on new movie

Thursday, July 17, 2008 – Tim McGraw is working on a movie with Robert Duvall. "Get Low" is slated to see the light of day in 2009. the film is currently in pre-production.

There was no word on what the movie was about. Aaron Schneider is the director. Schneider won an Oscar in 2004 for best short film, live action for "Two Soldiers." The movie comes from a screenplay and story from Chris Provenzano.

McGraw will appear in "Four Christmases," out later this year. In 2006, he was in "Flicka," while in 2004, he appeared in "Friday Night Lights."


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