According to Screen Daily, Tom is set to star in The Treehouse (also known as The Master of Farnow) alongside Jeremy Irons and Kim Cattrall.

US producer Michael London’s Groundswell Production has boarded Lajos Koltai’s next feature film The Treehouse (aka The Master of Farnow) which is being produced by Hamburg-based Transcorda Filmproduktion.

The coming-of-age story is set among an aristocratic family on a Pomeranian estate in 1910. Paul Mayerberg adapted from Eduard von Keyserling’s novel Schwüle Tage.

Scheduled for release in June 2012, the film is being sold in Berlin by House of Film.

Jeremy Irons, Tom Sturridge and Kim Cattrall have been confirmed as leads for the $7.5m production which is set to begin shooting at locations in Germany and Poland from May 2. Irons and Sturridge had previously worked together on Istvan Szabo’s Being Julia which had been shot by DoP Koltai.

Transcorda Film has the project listed to start shooting early this year, and release in 2012, but has no mention of the cast.

We’ll keep you updated on this once we get more information!

Tom recently chatted to Teen Hollywood about Waiting For Forever, and revealed that he’s going to be going back into theatre!

TeenHollywood: Tom, what’s next for you?

Tom: I just finished doing On the Road [with Kristen Steward, Garrett Hedlund etc.] and then, I’m going to go back to London, where I’m doing a play at the Royal Court, called “Wastwater”.

TeenHollywood: Tom, what was the most difficult scene for you?

Tom: The emotional stuff with my brother. But, at the same time, in a weird way, it’s much clearer when it says in the script, “He breaks down.” You either break down, or you don’t break down and, at the end of it, you know whether you’ve done it or not. What’s harder is actually just honestly interacting with another person in a scene where you’re having a relatively banal conversation like “Hello! Do you want to go to the kitchen?” That was my relaxed, cool guy. [more laughs].

You can read the full interview at Teen Hollywood – here!

The Lyric’s ‘Lyric Lounge’, which Tom is producing along with Henry Lloyd-Hughes on March 26, is now sold out!

If you’re attending, let us know!

Don’t forget! Tom is producing the Lyric’s Lyric Lounge on March 26!

You can book tickets and find out more info: here!

If anyone is attending, let us know!

The Lyric Hammersmith has listed Tom (along with his Punk Rock co-star Henry Lloyd-Hughes) as producing the Lyric’s Lyric Lounge on March 26, 2010.

The Lyric describes the Lyric Lounge as this:

An evening of eclectic talent with a blend of soulful vocalists, up-and-coming new bands, poetry, dance and comedy as the Studio is transformed into the Lyric Lounge.

Tickets are £10.

You can see more info, as well as how to get tickets at Lyric’s website: here!