The director of "Twilight" Catherine Hardwicke is now engaged in casting of her erotic thriller "Plush," but this does not prevent her stare at other projects. It is likely that the next movie will be a picture of the “Diamond”. In the center of the plot will be London gangsters of the sixties.

Even before the release of "Little Red Riding Hood" Hardwicke visited plans for five projects. In 2009, the director was planning to shoot a screen version of the novel "If I stay." She then drew attention to a fantastic trilogy of "Running through the maze." However, six months later, Hardwicke took up the novel "A flock of bitches," British writer Martha O'Connor. And finally, last summer, Catherine flirted with the history of Swedish boxer Bosse Hegberg and even endorsed the main female role Numi Rapas.

In February of 2012 Hardwick announced the launch of the erotic thriller "Plush", which will remove the star of her film "Thirteen," Evan Rachel Wood. Action will be developed in the world of the music business in Los Angeles.

As for the Diamond, this picture Hardwicke plans to shoot in 2013. Script writers are Joe Shrepnel and Anna Waterhouse, one of eight authors of the drama "Frankie and Alice." In addition, the film tells about London gangsters of the sixties, other details of project are not known.