Rossum will play Bulma, whose father's dragonball has been stolen by Piccolo. Chatwin (y'know, him from War of the Worlds) is our hero, Goku, and James Marsters (y'know, Spike from Buffy) is Lord Piccolo, the baddie.
Yes, she's joining the Stephen Shaolin Soccer Chow-produced and James Final Destination 3 Wong-directed take on the series, alongside Justin Chatwin and James Marsters. She survived the sinking of the Poseidon, the freezing of New York in The Day After Tomorrow and even the far more terrifying Phantom of the Opera, but now Emmy Rossum faces her greatest challenge yet: figuring out what the heck is going on as long-running manga Dragonball as it is brought to the screen. Schumacher does have experience directing music videos and a penchant for visual opulence, so he would seem an ideal choice, with the deceptively. Lloyd Webber produced this film, selecting Joel Schumacher as director because of his work combining visuals with music in (no joke) the 1987 comedic teen -vampire thriller The Lost Boys. When dashing patron Raoul (Patrick Wilson) enters the picture to compete for Christine's heart, it sends The Phantom into a jealous rampage, letting nothing stand in his way to advance the beauty's rise to stardom and win her love. All of that begins to change through the tutelage and aid of a mysterious and romantic "Angel of Music," none other than The Phantom (Gerard Butler), a mysterious masked presence lurking among the shadows of the theatre. Primarily set in an 1870 Paris opera house, the story centers on Christine Daae (Emmy Rossum), a young and innocent chorus girl who longs to become a leading opera singer, but is unable to rise above the arrogant preening of soprano diva Carlotta (Minnie Driver). For the unfamiliar, the musical Phantom is loosely adapted from Gaston Leroux's classic novel of the same name.
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