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Independent Film Company acquires U.S. rights to Nicolas Cage action‑thriller "Best Pancakes In The County"

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Independent Film Company has acquired U.S. rights to the action‑thriller Best Pancakes In The County, written and directed by Ken Sanzel and starring Nicolas Cage, Justin Long and Shelley Hennig. The acquisition deal was negotiated by Mark Ward, Chief Acquisitions Officer for Independent Film Company, and Eduard Osipov at Beno.

Why it matters

It shows a new film project featuring Nicolas Cage and its upcoming U.S. distribution.

Key facts

  1. Nicolas Cage is cast as the character Longlegs in the film.
  2. Justin Long is cast as the character Weapons in the film.
  3. Shelley Hennig is cast as the character Unfriended in the film.
  4. The acquisition of U.S. rights was described as exclusive.

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