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David Fincher is helming an American remake of the Swedish movies, that thrust Noomi Rapace to fame, with Craig taking on the role of Mikael Blomkvist and Mara playing Lisbeth Salander.

Speaking to MSN movies Staermose said: "There's no doubt about that - Daniel is a great actor and very likeable, so we are super-confident.

And he has nothing but praise for Mara as this role is set to send her profile soaring.

"It is a big role, but she's a very good actress and she goes all the way," Soren continued.

"I saw her in The Social Network and thought she was incredible. She is much younger, and is going to do a faithful adaptation. She is extraordinary."

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo is released 26th December

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Шведский продюсер фильма Soren Staermose уверен, что Крэйг и Мара воздадут должное книгам Ларссона. В интервью для MSN Soren Staermose сказал, что "Дэниэл Крэйг - великий актер, и очень располагающий к себе, поэтому мы уверены в своих силах".

Кстати этот же продюсер работал и над шведскими фильмами.

He said: 'Daniel Craig and Rooney are a very interesting couple. He’s a great actor and when they are together and David Fincher’s directing, it’s incredible.

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Posted 7 hrs ago by Josh Wigler in Interviews, Video

Never let it be said that creating a feature film adaptation of a beloved novel series is an easy task. Harder still is tackling the source material when another beloved series of movie adaptations already exists, albeit in another language.

Such is the case with "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," director David Fincher's currently-shooting adaptation of the late Stieg Larsson's internationally successful crime novel. It's the first installment of the Swedish-language Millennium Trilogy that's already received a widely acclaimed adaptation from director Niels Arden Oplev. And yes, you read that correctly — despite the fact that "Dragon Tattoo" has been in production for many, many months already, the erstwhile "Social Network" director is still shooting.
"Fincher is shooting that movie for another six years," joked co-star Robin Wright when we caught up with her at the "Conspirator" press junket last week. "He literally has 8,000 days to finish the movie. He's still shooting. We've been shooting since September!"

Wright, who appears in the film as crusading journalist Mikhail Blomkvist's (Daniel Craig) colleague and occasional lover Erika Berger, would certainly know: according to the actress, she still isn't finished working on "Dragon Tattoo." Given her relatively little face-time when compared to co-stars Craig and Rooney Mara (who stars as the punk hacker Lisbeth Salander), one can only imagine how much work is still ahead for the film's leads.

If nothing else, though, Fincher's continued work on "Dragon Tattoo" has afforded his actors the opportunity to perfect their Swedish. MTV's Eric Ditzian asked Wright how her Swedish was coming along as she continued her performance as Erika, and she replied by showing rather than telling.

Don't ask me to repeat Wright's Swedish phrase, I don't stand a chance. But the video above says it all. And as Eric rightly points out, she's got a little bit of a Swedish Chef vibe to her dialect—an observation that had the "Conspirator" actress in stitches.

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