Hey guys,

Access Hollywood has a video of Jen being interviewed by Maria Menounos on the set of “The Invention of Lying,” to find out what was Jennifer’s biggest lie she ever told. So, make sure you to watch it.

The Invention of Lying release date has officially moved from September 25th to October 2nd — one week later.

A few films (most notably Scorsese’s Shutter Island) shifted around the 2009 schedule and WB felt October 2nd was now a weekend where we will hopefully fare better, have less competition for our “core demographic” (vomit) and stand out a bit more.

It’s all a crapshoot, anyhoo. There really is no science to any of this, just educated guess work. But horray for October 2nd! More time for the word to get around, I say.

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Thanks reyluree for the info!

“Alias” star Jennifer Garner has sealed a first-look production deal with ABC Studios.

Pact covers her Vandalia Films shingle, which is looking to get into the TV business. Garner runs Vandalia with Juliana Janes; the duo has a first-look pact with Warner Bros. on the feature side.

New arrangement reunites Garner with the Alphabet, where she starred for five seasons on “Alias” as Sydney Bristow.

The duo said they hope to bring feature writers to the TV side and also work with writers they had met during Garner’s stints on “Alias” and “Felicity.”

Garner and Janes said they’re looking toward developing female-driven material such as “Grey’s Anatomy.”

“(ABC Entertainment topper) Steve McPherson and I have a great relationship and have been talking about doing something together for some time now. It’s been over three years since the finale of ‘Alias,’ ” Garner said, adding that she was looking forward “to have the opportunity to get back into television wearing my producer hat.”

Film projects in the works at Vandalia (taken from the original name for Garner’s native West Virginia) include “Butter,” for Mandate Pictures; “Arranged,” with Mark Gordon and director Gary Winick; “Sabbatical” for Disney; and “Three Days in Europe,” along with Hugh Jackman and John Palermo.

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The trailer for Jen’s new movie ‘The Invention of Lying’ just came out, this is the UK version, and the US version should be up today as well. So I will post that as soon as possible as well.

Thanks to Catpin for finding it for us!

Trailer looks really good, doesn’t it?

New Line is putting together an all-star cast for its latest romantic comedy, “Valentine’s Day,” to be directed by Garry Marshall.

Julia Roberts, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Jennifer Garner, Shirley MacLaine, Bradley Cooper and Ashton Kutcher are in final negotiations to star in the movie, which has five slightly interconnecting stories playing out during a Valentine’s Day in Los Angeles.

– Kutcher is an owner of a flower shop who proposes to his girlfriend (Alba), only to realize he is in love with his close friend, played by Garner, who discovers her boyfriend is married.

More info about the movie can be found at The Hollywood Reporter