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Lost In The Sun Romanticism
Josh Duhamel known for his ever romantic and swooning roles in NBC's Las Vegas, a protagonist in Transformers and New Year's Eve, will be seen leading a string of robberies in a new drama movie Lost in the Sun, set for release this week. This new change in profile, from a romantic lead, is a new change for Duhamel and one that he is excited about.

Duhamel will play John, a small time crook and ex-convict going around the state in a string of robberies with a newly orphaned teenager he kidnapped named Louis. The movie is directed and written by Trey Nelson.

This movie is quite different from his portfolio, since it's definitely not romantic. So in turn, he gets to shed his romantic bones.

The former Transformers star muses that this time
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