
“She’s a true chameleon onscreen; she has the ability to change right before your eyes,” says Wolsky, who created Winslet’s chic period wardrobe for "Revolutionary Road" in 2008, the same year she appeared to far dowdier effect in "The Reader."
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Kate Winslet is in negotiations to star in Labor Day, the latest Jason Reitman project that will shoot next year.
Winslet will join Josh Brolin, who committed to the project months ago, in what is described as a coming-of-age drama being produced by Reitman’s Rite of Way shingle and Indian Paintbrush, which backs it.
The movie is an adaptation of a Joyce Maynard book set during a Labor Day weekend in a small New Hampshire town. A mother (Winslet) and an awkward and isolated young boy meet a stranger and offer him a ride. The man turns out to be an escaped convict and ends up teaching the boy life lessons.
CAA-repped Winslet has Contagion, the Steven Soderbergh medical thriller, in the can.
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