Brittany has been cast in a new movie! Read below:

Brittany Snow (“Hairspray, “Prom Night”) has been cast to star as the lead role in the upcoming indie drama “96 Minutes” for writer/director, Aimee Lagos.
Lee Clay and Justin Moore-Lewy are producing. Shooting begins May 17 in Atlanta.

The film centers on two high school students who must prove their toughness by committing a hijacking for a gang initiation. In the process, they hold two college girls hostage and try to figure out the best way to get out of the situation without ending up in jail.

Snow is set to play the role of a 21-year-old college student who prefers to stay in and do work as opposed to party and drink.

Snow recently wrapped production on the feature “Janie Jones” alongside Abigail Breslin in addition to the David E. Kelley pilot “Kindreds” opposite Kathy Bates for NBC.

Source: Variety

Yay! Looks like Brittany has been cast in a new pilot called “Kindreds” for NBC. You can read a bit about it below:

Brittany Snow has landed a lead on David E. Kelley’s NBC dramedy pilot “Kindreds”.

“Kindreds” follows a curmudgeonly former patent lawyer and her group of misfit associates at a storefront law firm. Snow, repped by ICM and Brillstein, will play her assistant and a key member of the firm.

Source: THR

Looks like a new role for Brittany, read below:

A brand new Christmas film project has just landed a trio of teen stars. Moviehole is reporting that Kellan Lutz (Twilight), Ashley Tisdale (High School Musical) and Brittany Snow (Prom Night) have all joined the cast of A Misfits’ Christmas.

The film will serve as the directorial debut for writer Michael Tabb, who recently adapted the Russian novel Knights of the Forty Islands. Here’s how Tabb described the project to the site.

“[Misfits'] an escalating drama about eight friends who spend consecutive Christmas Eve’s together during their four years of college,” explains writer/director Tabb. “As we drop in on them annually, we watch the characters lose their innocence and form a dysfunctional family with interwoven relationships.

“Though their majors vary, what they have in common is a sense of humor, charisma, attractiveness, and nothing else better to do than spend Christmas with one another,” Tabb says of his characters. “These character arcs take place over four years, highlighted at their annual Christmas soirees at [Lutz's character] Scott’s epic, rockin’ pad – his parents’ property investment that they are letting him live in while at college.”

While a production schedule for the film wasn’t revealed, it was said that the film would take place in Southern California.

Source: Movie Web

Attention Brittany Snow fans: Don’t panic. The news is not as dire as you’ve heard.

Deadline Hollywood Daily reports that the Gossip Girl spinoff (which we lovingly but inaccurately call Lily) is “dead” at the CW. Could it be true? Could Lily already be off the list of contenders for CW’s fall season before we’ve seen the backdoor pilot (sneak peeks notwithstanding)?

The official word from the CW is “no comment,” but here’s what insiders are telling us right now:

“Nothing is dead,” says a source close to the network. What’s that mean? That means the CW programmers are still making their decisions, and everything, including Lily, is still under consideration.

The problem for all of the CW pilots this year is that with Privileged likely to get a pickup (yay for Rina Mimoun!), there are only three spots left in the CW’s 10-hours-a-week schedule for new shows. (Gossip Girl, 90210, Supernatural, Smallville, One Tree Hill and America’s Next Top Model have all already been ordered for next year.) Throw in the new Melrose Place (which seems to be a virtual certainty), and you’ve got just two holes left to fill.

Lily may indeed be fighting for one of those two slots against the likes of Mischa Barton’s The Beautiful Life and Vampire Diaries, but it’s not out of the running yet.

So what’s the good news for us fans of Snow and her onscreen sister Krysten Ritter? Lily has a lot going for it, including that crackerjack cast, the publicity that comes with anything associated with Gossip Girl, and the nearly irresistible idea of pairing it with the mothership on Monday nights for a block of Josh Schwartz/Stephanie Savage-produced goodness.

Do you want a Gossip Girl spinoff? Or are you waiting until you see what they do with the Lily flashback on Monday’s episode, airing 8 p.m. on the CW?

Source: E! Online