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Ariana Grande Lands Role In Animated Film Underdogs
10/16/2014
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(Radio.com) Ariana Grande is coming to the big screen - or, at least a part of her is. The Wrap reports that Grande has been added to the cast of Underdogs, an upcoming animated film from the Weinstein Company.

The pop singer will play one of the leads in the film, Laura, who is the love interest of main character Jake, a foosball player voiced by Glee's Matthew Morrison.

Nicholas Hoult, Katie Holmes, Taran Killam, Bobby Moynihan, John Leguizamo and Chazz Palminteri are among the other actors currently attached to the project. Read more here.

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