Paul Fenton/ZUMAPress.com; Ferdaus Shamin/Getty Images; Jason Merritt/Getty Images• Now that she's found her dad, Mamma Mia! gal Amanda Seyfried can start searching for her man. Per Variety, the 22-year-old Big Lover will star in Dear John, Lasse Hallstrom's feature film based on the Nicholas Sparks bestseller, playing a young woman who falls in love with a soldier on leave from Iraq (Channing Tatum). Cameras roll next month in South Carolina.
• Lost casualty Harold Perrineau is ready for another Killing. He's joining Michael Madsen and Danny Trejo in Killing Jar, an indie thriller about a shotgun-wielding stranger who sparks a hostage standoff at a roadside diner. Perrineau will play one of the hostages who's possibly more dangerous than his attacker. Yeah, he's got a kid with some seriously spooky powers.
• The Rock's alive with the sound of music. Julie Andrews will play boss to Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in Tooth Fairy, about a minor-league hockey player who, after spoiling a kid's dreams, is sentenced to one week as a real-life tooth fairy replete with wand and tutu. Andrews is an administrator at the Tooth Fairy Dept. Ashley Judd also stars.
• Patricia Heaton, Treat Williams and Jimmy Wolk have come aboard the Hallmark Hall of Fame TV movie Front of the Class. This CBS drama focuses on the true story of a man who overcomes Tourette's Syndrome (Wolk) to become a gifted teacher. Heaton and Williams will play his parents.
• Jeff Daniels, Ryan Reynolds and Lisa Kudrow are on the Paper trail. The trio will star in Paper Man, an indie comedy about a middle-aged author who strikes up an unusual friendship with a Long Island teen.