Lawl, Roman Polanski edited his new film in jail

[The Fake Shemp]

(CNN) -- You could call "The Ghost Writer" the Polanski film that almost wasn't.

Under the circumstances, it's a miracle that Roman Polanski's political thriller, which stars Pierce Brosnan and Ewan McGregor, even made it to the screen.
After the filmmaker was arrested in Switzerland last year -- while "The Ghost Writer" was in post production -- there was talk that another director might have to finish the feature.

That didn't happen -- but Polanski did end up editing the feature from his jail cell, according to the movie's stars.

"He would be in his nine-foot by four-foot cell, edit the movie and give it to the warden. The warden would give it to his lawyer [who would] then give it to the editor," Brosnan told CNN.

"I think he had no other option," adds McGregor of Polanski's efforts to complete the film.

It's like THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION.

[Robo]

But he's an ARTIST -- it would be a crime against humanity to keep him from expressing himself.

[Boogie]

Anally sodomizing...

 

[Eric P]

i would like to see this film.

i also found out the director of Teeth has a new movie as well, so i want to catch that too

[The Fake Shemp]

I wanted to see this until I learned that it is not, in fact, an adaptation of the hit PBS children's show.

[Eric P]

"i have new movie.  Sherlock Bones."

[Diunx]

Now THAT'S a director!