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Rachel Bilson Is A JumperBy Josh Tyler: 2006-10-16 00:00:00
Once rumored to be playing Wonder Woman, 'O.C.' and Last Kiss star Rachel Bilson is substituting teleportation for a flying jet. Variety says she's on board the upcoming Doug Liman directed sci-fi pic Jumper with Hayden Christensen and Samuel L. Jackson.
She arrives to replace Teresa Palmer, who's leaving because they want to rewrite the part as someone older. Apparently they're shooting for age 25 instead of age 20. That's odd since while Bilson is technically about five years older than Palmer, she's spent most of her career playing much younger roles. The movie is the first part in what 20th Century Fox hopes will be a trilogy, the story of a young man who discovers he has teleportation powers. The NSA gets interested and another guy with the same ability chases after him.
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