Kim Basinger and Nick Stahl Join 'Over the Wall' (Cannes)
7:06 AM PDT 5/13/2011 by Gregg Kilday
Jennifer Morrison is also in negotiations for role in stock car racing-themed thriller.
CANNES -- Kim Basinger and Nick Stahl are attached to star alongside Freddy Rodriguez in the dramatic thriller Over the Wall, which is being written and directed by Steven Christopher Young. The movie is set in the world of
professional stock car racing.
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