Kristen Wiig picks up two roles

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By M&C Aug 13, 2007, 8:40 GMT

Kristen Wiig has been cast in two upcoming movies.First up she will join DreamWorks' comedy 'Ghost Town.'The film follows a dentist (Ricky Gervais) who has a near-death experience during surgery and can then see dead people who ask him for help in contacting the living.Greg Kinnear also stars and Wiig will play the surgeon who operates on Gervais' character.The other film Wiig will star in is the independent comedy 'Pretty Bird.'According to The Hollywood Reporter the actress will take the female lead and star opposite Paul Giamatti and Billy Crudup. Paul Schneider is directing 'Pretty Bird' from his own script.

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