Nick Hume (Kevin Bacon) is an Everyman with a stable, comfortable life. He goes to work every day at his middle-management job at an insurance company. He goes home every night to his beautiful wife, Helen (Kelly Preston), and his two teenage sons, Brendan (Stuart Lafferty) and Lucas (Jordan Garrett). Read more…

Script written out for the Holy Grail Four Brothers TRL in 2005 by usedsocks in lj.

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REHAB AGREES WITH LINDSAY LOHAN. TWO WEEKS into her stay at Promises Treatment Center in Malihu, California, the actress is “doing really well,” a pal says of the star, who admitted herself into the facility on May 28 after crashing her Mercedes and getting cited for DUI. “She’s a bit lonely, hut hanging in. A couple of friends have been visiting.” (Plus, mom Dina stopped by June 8.) The actress spends the rest of her time reading, e-mailing and hitting the gym. “She is starting to feel stronger and better,” the source says. And while she’s made friends inside, “she’s pretty wary. Everyone could potentially be that person who wants to sell a story.” Meanwhile, those on the outside are rooting for her recovery. “I hope Lindsay s doing better. I hope for the best,” her dad, Michael, who’s on probation in New York and trying to arrange a visit, tells Us. “My kids are my first priority.”

Lohan (on June 8 in Malibu, CA) “will find the light,” Garrett Hedlund, her Georgia Rule costar, tells Us.

Modeling shots of Lohan and Mischa Barton (in 1994) recently surfaced.LINDSAY LOHAN: Feeling Better!

Byline: Agresti, Aimee; Recchia, Philip
Number: 645
ISSN: 15297497
Publication Date: 06-25-2007
Page: 48
Section: HOT STUFF
Type: Periodical
Language: English

Copyright US Magazine Company Jun 25, 2007

While Kevin Bacon was absent from the Death Sentence breakfast, we did manage to corral Garrett Hedlund over eggs and … bacon. He talked to us about starring in the movie, his relationships with co-stars Kevin Bacon and John Goodman, how he grew up with guns, and shooting very long action sequences with a lit cigarette in his mouth.
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For a country boy there’s nothing better than some down home tunes that remind you of where you come from. For Garrett, that’s smack dab in the middle of the Midwest! “I grew up in a small town in Minnesota. It has about 2,500 people in it, and I lived out on a farm about 30 miles away,” he says. “My family and I were into country music, so I can’t live without my George Strait, Tim McGraw and Johnny Cash.” But don’t be fooled — this country boy likes to mix things up too. “Rock, rap, you name it — I listen to it,” he insists. As much as he loves his country roots, Garrett is also into modern music too. Besides giving a shout-out to the Beatles, he’s also quick to rave about rap acts like Eminem, and OUTKAST. (Hey Garrett, we’re sure your costar, Andre 3000 appreciates the props!)

In Wolfgang Petersen’s colossal epic “Troy”, Garrett Hedlund is Patroclus acting alongside Brad Pitt. The young Garrett (19 years old, first film), grew up on a farm. “In Minesotta”, he affirms “when you were 8-9 years old, there was nothing better than to come home from school and drive the tractor round the farm.” After barely receiving his high-school diploma, he jumped on an airplane to Los Angeles in time for the auditions of a television station. Surprisingly, a scout for “Troy” immediately signed him up. “Destiny.” he comments. “As a result, I found myself working with one of the best-known actors of the moment. We worked in Malta, in London and Mexico. Petersen, Brad and all the cast, and even Peter o’Toole, were very gentle and patient with a newbie like me. I see the future of my career as something unforeseen and fantastic, like this film.”

Garrett Hedlund, one of the few Americans in the cast. Like several of his fellow castmates, Hedlund underwent intensive physical training, including boxing and working with a long bow. But Hedlund notes that it was what’s underneath the character’s skin that intrigued him. “There’s something about Murtagh that lies under the surface,” he explains. “Murtagh has a secret and a past he’s not necessarily proud of.”

Finally, newcomer Garrett Hedlund was cast as Harlan, the naive boy who doesn’t know what to make of Rachel and her charms. Hedlund hails from the region of the country where George Rule is set and could easily relate to the farm boy. Of his character’s growing relationship with Rachel, Hedlund comments: “It’s the red zone for Harlan…he can’t go there. He’s got a girl, and he’s about to be married. This is out-of-bounds territory.”

“Georgia Rule” actor holds his own with a payload of female star power.

With only five movies under his belt, Garrett Hedlund, 22, confesses that he’d like to be a household name — but not as an actor, the reason he’s here today. He plays Lindsay Lohan’s hunky love interest in the new movie “Georgia Rule.”
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As one of only three female stars in a cast that includes The Lord of the Rings’ Orlando Bloom and The Hulk’s Eric Bana, Byrne couldn’t keep away from the warfare taking place on- and off-camera: “Garrett [Hedlund, who plays Achilles’ kinsman Patroclus] put bacon in air conditioners,” says Byrne. “People would come back to their hotel rooms and find all the furniture was gone.” The levity was a much-appreciated distraction from the grim set, where Byrne was typically preparing “for a scene where I’m watching someone get killed, or running from a burning city,” she says. “All the stakes were life or death—or just death, really. There’s not much comedy in the Greeks.”