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Cara Delevingne to play lead in 'Paper Towns'

Darpan News Desk IANS, 17 Sep, 2014 07:17 AM

Supermodel Cara Delevingne will play the female lead in the film adaptation of John Green's book “Paper Towns”.

The 22-year-old beauty will star opposite “The Fault in Our Stars” actor Nat Wolff who will play the character of Quentin, reports nypost.com.

Delevingne will play Margo, the apple of Quentin’s eye. When Margo goes missing, it’s up to Quentin to follow the clues to find her.

Delevingne had previously tackled the role of Princess Sorokina in the 2012 version of “Anna Karenina”. She’ll also play a small role as a mermaid in the upcoming film “Pan”.

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