Ellen Page will no longer be going to hell – and that’s a bad thing.

Due to scheduling conflicts, Page has dropped out of Sam Raimi’s upcoming film “Drag Me To Hell.” She was set to star as a woman under a curse, reports the CBC.

Raimi was so determined to have Page star that the filming schedule was set for her. However, the film wasn’t ready to shoot and has had to be pushed back. Page will be working on Drew Barrymore’s “Whip It!” at that time, and will also have to go through intense physical training to play a competitive roller derby skater.

Fresh off her success with “Juno,” Page also has a film called “Peacock,” co-starring Cillian Murphy, in the works.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, “White Oleander” star Alison Lohman will take Page’s place in “Hell.”

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The new trailer for Beowulf, one of Hollywood’s most anticipated epic films, went live on Apple.com yesterday.

The family friendly preview (as well as the provocative restriced version) are just the beginning of the buzz for the film, slated for release November 16.

“Scene Unseen Movie Reviews” has been conducting weekly podcasts for the Robert Zemeckis film that will continue up until the film’s release. Hosts Chris and Jimmy interview cast and crew members, discuss behind-the-scenes stories, and dish the dirt on this medieval movie.

With a star studded cast including Ray Winstone, Anthony Hopkins, John Malkovich, Robin Wright Penn, Brendan Gleeson, Crispin Glover, Alison Lohman, and Angelina Jolie, Beowulf will surely heat up the holiday season.

To learn more about the legendary battle of Beowulf and Grendel, and to hear from your favourite stars, check out the remaining seven podcasts:

9/24: Crispin Glover
10/8: Brendan Gleeson
10/15: Doug Chiang
10/22: Roger Avary & Neil Gaiman
10/29: Ray Winstone
11/5: Angelina Jolie
11/12: Robert Zemeckis

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