Even if you’re not a member of Oprah’s Book Club, you’ve probably heard of “Eat, Pray, Love” — the New York Times bestseller that documents a woman’s yearlong trip abroad, spent traipsing in three countries and escaping a midlife crisis. Naturally, Hollywood recognized the novel’s matronly following for its cash-cow potential. Starring the talented — yet, far too beautiful for the role — Julia Roberts, the film promises to be this summer’s token chick flick. But before you dismiss it as 2010’s “Mamma Mia!” consider two things: Robert Richardson, the visionary behind “Inglourious Basterds,” “The Aviator” and “Kill Bill” is director of photography, and Javier Bardem … ’nuff said.
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