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With the strike called by the Writers Guild of America (WGA) looming, Columbia Pictures is seeking to finalize the shooting script for 'Angels and Demons'.

Ron Howard is directing the prequel to "The Da Vinci Code" also written by Dan Brown.

The movie is scheduled for a December 2008 release.

But before that there is a lot of work to be done, especially for Howard who will be shoot "Angels and Demons" as he supervises editing and post-production on the screen adaptation of the Peter Morgan play "Frost/Nixon," reports Variety.

'Angels and Demons' will see Tom Hanks reprising his role as Robert Langdon.

The Harvard-based expert on religious symbols will this time be put to the test on a mystery that involves a secret society and a conspiracy that leads to Vatican City and threatens the future of the Catholic Church.

TV and movie writers in Hollywood have overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike.

The union says it wants a new contract that stipulates writers being able to keep up with the financial success of the industry.

One of the key issues dividing producers and writers is compensation for DVD sales and productions that are distributed on the Internet.

The last writers strike in 1998 lasted 22 weeks and cost the industry an estimated 500 million dollars.

Ewan McGregor is in talks to star in Columbia Pictures' "Da Vinci Code" prequel "Angels and Demons."

The actor is negotiating for the role of the powerful Vatican insider who assists Robert Langdon, to be played by Tom Hanks, who finds himself entangled with the Illuminati -- the most powerful underground organization in history -- and the Catholic Church.

Israeli actress Ayelet Zurer has nabbed the female lead opposite Tom Hanks, reports Variety.

She will be playing Vittoria Vetra, an Italian scientist who joins forces with Langdon.

Ron Howard is directing from a script penned by Akiva Goldsman.

Hollywood star Tom Hanks has promised his fans in India that his controversial 'Angels & Demons' will live up to their expectations as they have a 'soulful liking for thrillers'. He also says he would love to come to India to 'be among the most lovable human fraternity'.

Hanks is glad that 'Angels & Demons', a sequel to worldwide hit 'The Da Vinci Code', is releasing the same day in India as in the US.

'I am happy that it is not being released in phases ... We would like to give our (Indian) audiences the thrill of seeing an exceptionally adventurous thriller along with the US on May 15,' Hanks told IANS in an e-mail interview.

'They have a soulful liking especially for thrillers...I hereby promise my fans in India that they would surely enjoy this movie and it would definitely live up to their expectations,' he added.

Asked if he had visited India, the 52-year-old actor said: 'Honestly, I did not get an opportunity to be there. But I wish some day I will be among the most lovable human fraternity. Indians are considered very warm- hearted and humble people so I also want to have a share of that warmth.'

The Oscar-winning actor, best known for his performances in 'Philadelphia', 'Forrest Gump' and 'The Terminal', has heard a lot about the Indian film industry and is game for working here though he has not been 'approached yet' for any project.

'Who doesn't know about the Indian film industry nowadays...but I never have been part of it. I know many actors but can't really pronounce their names well. Sorry for that though.

'If I get an opportunity to venture into such a project, I will seriously think about it. I want to experience the uniqueness of foreign movies and their calibre,' he added.

Directed by Ron Howard, 'Angels & Demons' is based on the bestselling novel of the same name by Dan Brown. While the book is a prequel to 'The Da Vinci Code', Howard chose to treat 'Angels & Demons' as a sequel since many had read the novel after 'The Da Vinci Code'.

Distributed worldwide by Columbia Pictures, it also stars Ayelet Zurer and Ewan McGregor apart from Hanks, who reprises his role as Harvard professor and religious expert Robert Langdon.

In the film, Langdon attempts to thwart the Illuminati, a 400-year-old underground organisation and their plans to wreak havoc on the Vatican.

The movie, like 'The Da Vinci Code', is facing the ire of church officials for its alleged 'religious overtones' and 'anti-Catholic sentiments'. But Hanks stressed that the film does not intend to offend any religious community.

'The film is not made to raise debates or ensue into offensive gestures over any community. Neither have we come up with any stringent solution. At the core of it all is the age-old contrast between science and religion.

''Angels & Demons' is an exemplary attempt by Ron to showcase the impact of technology to keep the faith alive among humans. I don't see it as an offence made on the Catholic community over the globe,' the actor said.

Hanks is also 'excited' and 'overwhelmed' that the 138-minute thriller 'has captured mass-fan following' despite the controversies. The trailer for the movie has already crossed a hit of over 1.2 million views on YouTube.

The actor said he had to read 'a lot of stuff on Illuminati era and ancient symbols' and William Manchester's book 'A World Lit only By Fire' for his role. He added that the film 'has the same dose of high-end thrill and is equally fast-paced as the novel'.

Apart from 'Angels & Demons', his upcoming movies include 'Major Matt Mason', 'Toy Story 3' and 'Boone's Lick'.