Daniel Radcliffe, 'Twilight' Scribe Melissa Rosenberg Get Whistler Film Festival Spotlight
The "Harry Potter" star and vampire franchise screenwriter will raise the star count at the Canadian mountain resort fest.
TORONTO – Harry Potter’s Daniel Radcliffe, Rashida Jones and Twilight screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg have added to the star wattage for the Whistler Film Festival, which gets underway next week.
Radcliffe will take part in an informal keynote conversation in Whistler, while Jones will receive a trailblazer award for acting and screenwriting.
Rosenberg, a top-grossing Hollywood scribe on the strength of the Twilight franchise, will also receive a screenwriter award in Whistler.
Elsewhere, Caroline Dhavernas will accompany director Martin Villeneuve for a screening of sci-fi epic Mars et Avril, while Kristanna Loken (Terminator 3) will appear at the west coast resort festival to back a special presentation of Love Orchard, a courtroom drama she toplines.
The Whistler Film Festival is set to run from Nov. 28-Dec. 2.
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