President Jacques Chirac ordered the mobilization of French troops already stationed in Chad to provide security along the border with Sudan's troubled Darfur region.(AFP/File/Patrick Kovarik)
President Jacques Chirac ordered the mobilization of French troops already stationed in Chad to provide security along the border with Sudan's troubled Darfur region.(AFP/File/Patrick Kovarik)
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'King Arthur' Star Enters Rwanda Killing Fields
LONDON (Hollywood Reporter) - Rising young British actor Hugh Dancy, who played Galahad in Disney's "King Arthur," has joined John Hurt in the cast of "Shooting Dogs," a movie set against the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.
Directed by Michael Caton-Jones, the BBC Films project began shooting on location last month in and around Kigali, Rwanda, and plans to use several of the actual locations where the atrocities took place. Producers said Friday that the production would shoot with survivors involved in the cast as extras and within the crew.
Hurt plays Michael, a priest who forges a friendship with Joe (Dancy), a young teacher. Together they have to confront the limits of their courage as they decide whether to stay or leave in the face of the Rwandan tragedy.
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