I hate to kick Imagi Entertainment when they're down, but in the wake of news yesterday that the Imagi is in serious financial trouble comes word that Scarlett Johansson, once rumored to appear as a voice in "Astro Boy" (even to the extent that she was, at one point, listed in a studio press release), was never officially signed on for the role.
MTV News caught up with Johansson at the junket for "He's Just Not That Into You" and asked her about the "Astro Boy" rumors.
"I had kind of sort of met on it and stuff, but I don't know where that came from," Johansson told MTV. "I had never been committed to it. I don't know what happened to it." Read More...
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