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Adam Brody, Alia Shawkat, Catherine Keener and Allison Janney are in negotiations to join the cast of the family dramedy “The Oranges.”

Hugh Laurie and Leighton Meester recently boarded the long-gestating indie pic, which finally secured financing and will begin shooting March 30 in New York. Julian Farino is directing, and Anthony Bregman, Glen Basner and Leslie Urdang are producing.

The script, by Ian Helfer and Jay Reiss, centers on a man (Laurie) who has a romantic relationship with the daughter (Meester) of a family friend. That turns their lives, and the lives of their families, upside down.

Brody will play Laurie’s son, who falls for Meester but is shocked to learn she’s having a torrid affair with his dad.

Shawkat is Brody’s sister, thinking of moving out, while Keener plays their mother. Janney is Meester’s mom.

UTA-repped Brody can be seen on screen with Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan in “Cop Out.” He was last seen “Jennifer’s Body.”

Since appearing in Drew Barrymore’s “Whip It!” Shawkat has landed roles in “The Runaways” and “Cedar Rapids” and co-created a comedy with Ellen Page for HBO titled “Stitch N’ Bitch.” She is repped by UTA and Kipperman Management.

Gersh-repped Keener is on screen with “Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief.” Janney, repped by Paradigm, has two indie movies in the can: “A Thousand Words” and “Life During Wartime.”

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Adam Brody is over his The O.C. character Seth Cohen!  The super cute actor talked EXCLUSIVELY to HollywoodLife.com at the premiere of Cop Out in NYC on Feb. 23 and told us, “I really like comedy. I’d like to keep doing that! Being in a sitcom seems like fun — and schedule-wise, it’s easier as well.”

Brody has moved to the big screen, but has still landed more serious roles in Jennifer’s Body, and In the Land Of Women. But his teen drama days are LONG gone!  We asked if he would ever consider doing a guest spot Gossip Girl … his answer? “Probably not … no!”

Still, he’s going to be part of Hollywood for a long time, and even wants to dabble in screenwriting. “I can’t imagine going my whole life as an actor and not trying to have control of the camera just once,” Adam admits. “It seems like a blast!”

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As if anyone needs confirmation that working with Hollywood legend Bruce Willis is awesome, his “Cop Out” co-stars are spreading the word. And having the chance to work with him on the Kevin Smith-directed flick, which opens this weekend, was a dream come true.

“It was awesome. I don’t have the words,” Tracy Morgan, who co-stars as Willis’ partner, Paul Hodges, in the flick, told MTV News on the red carpet at the New York City premiere. “I mean, can you imagine? This is Bruce Willis. Just getting the opportunity to work with him … I would have done one scene with him, let alone I got to do a whole movie with Bruce Willis. ‘Die Hard’ franchise and all that stuff. I’m just overjoyed.”

Adam Brody, who also plays a police officer in the comedy, said he’s always wanted to be in a cop movie. “Yeah, actually, I did [want to be a cop when I was a kid]. I don’t think I’m a violent person, but guns always seemed like a cool prop,” he explained. But would he want to be arrested by Willis and Morgan? “No! I’d be intimidated [by them] because Bruce is a heavy and then who knows what Tracy’s gonna do.”

Michelle Trachtenberg, who plays Willis’ daughter in the cop comedy, loved having the chance to improvise with the icon. “I’ve known Kevin [Smith] for years. He’s so awesome and extraordinary. He let me, Bruce and I, improv a bunch of our stuff, and it was a lot of fun,” the “Gossip Girl” star said. “Bruce is great. It was fun playing his daughter ’cause I know his daughters, so it was an interesting mix.”

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And check out this interview he did on the set of “Cop Out” too!

Adam Brody passes through a security checkpoint with his girlfriend, screenwriter Lorene Scafaria, at LAX airport on Sunday (February 21) in Los Angeles.

The 30-year-old actor can next be seen in romantic comedy The Romantics, which premiered during the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. Adam plays the character Jake, the love interest for Weesie (Rebecca Lawrence). Check out early reviews on the film on Variety and LATimes.com!

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And here’s part of an interview Adam did. He talks about Cop Out. Thanks to Nese for this!

Adam Brody, who plays Mangold, agrees. “It’s a competitive thing. I don’t think that deep down Hunsaker and Mangold hate them. I think they’re all brothers on the force, if you will. But I do think that they’re competitive and fancy themselves as the better cops, absolutely. They’re not fans of sloppy police work. Those guys don’t even file a report. They just do what they want.”

Pollak, who has made four films with Willis, offers, “I enjoy it each and every time, even a little bit more each time. It’s always like playing in the big leagues. Everybody’s bringing the best they have at all times. And any time that sort of talent creates that sort of energy on the set, it gets a lot more exciting.”

According to Brody, Pollak himself brought a lot of entertainment to the set. “Offstage, Kevin doesn’t shut up,” Brody smiles. “He walks around doing impressions all day. He does everyone from Alan Arkin to Christopher Walken. He’s hilarious.”

Brody garnered a lot of attention during production, as well, though of a different sort, according to Tadross. “I’d walk down the street with him and young girls were all over him,” he recalls. “He pretended not to notice but I told him, ‘Hey, they’re not looking at me.’”

Brody’s character, however, is not quite so humble. “A guy like Mangold has more ambition than a bagful of boy scouts, and that’s his downfall, but it’s also what got him where he is,” observes screenwriter Mark Cullen.

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