Taylor Lautner has met with veteran director Garry Marshall (see photo) about a trilogy of films, the second one being “Dear Eleanor”. The story is about two young teenage girls, Ellie and Max the Wax, traveling across America in the 1960s in search of Eleanor Roosevelt and Ellie’s late mother. Abigail Breslin is reported to play one the 14 year olds and Taylor Lautner is being considered for her love interest.

The girls’ journey begins in the Pumpkin Capital of the World, Manteca CA and their final destination is The Big Apple, New York City. They have many adventures during their travels including being robbed by a Warren Beatty dead-ringer and getting assistance from Max’s Aunt Daisy who happens to be a contortionist who can fold herself into a bag, apparently she does this often as a vaudevillian performer. Ellie loses all hope of ever finding her mom and her literally “twisted” Aunt Daisy urges her to see what is waiting for her at Eleanor Roosevelt’s house. The girls think that Roosevelt’s house will be their final destination but little do they know its just the beginning of their journey.

The film seems filled with interesting and even, bizarre characters and looks like it will be a nice vehicle in which Taylor Lautner should be involved. With the incredible insight of director Garry Marshall and the looks and talent of the young Taylor Lautner, this film will be anything but dull. The film is set for release in 2010.

source: examiner.com