I was searching through the web and i found this:

UNDATED 2002/2003
MY LITTLE EYE (Universal): Five young people agree to take part in a
BIG BROTHER-style, 24-hour webcast that requires them to live
together in an isolated house for six solid months. As the end of the
game nears, tensions start to mount between them--and that's all
we'll say about this grim, startling and genuinely nerve-wracking
sleeper. Marc Evans directs a cast headed by Sean CW Johnson, Kris
(GINGER SNAPS) Lemche, Laura (THEY) Regan, Stephen O'Reilly and
Jennifer (CLEOPATRA 2525) Sky.

http://www.fangoria.com/tpage/forecast/ff_forecast.htm

Well, it seems like we're about to see him on the big screens!!!!! :)


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I found some more info on the movie in case you're interested:



FROM IMDB
User Comments:

Ambroo

Date: 24 May 2002
Summary: Best to know as little as possible...

..about this brill little film. Don't read the hype and brush reviews
aside because in this film ignorance is most definitely bliss. Take
all your friends to a run down little cinema rather than a big shiny
multiplex, sit back and enjoy - it'll be worth it...


leviticus18_32@... (leviticus18_23@...)
London, England

Date: 21 May 2002
Summary: It's the Blair Witch Big Brother Show

5 lucky people sign up for an Big Brother style internet show. They
have to live together in a house for 6 months and if they all stay -
they all win 1 Million Dollars. The rules are simple - they are not
allowed to leave the house after dark. There are cameras everywhere
in the house tracking them 24 hours a day.

However, things take a nasty turn and the body count starts to rise...

Spoiler-tastic ahead...

Basically, the film joins them towards the end of the 6 months and
they are counting the days till they get out and get the money. After
one of them commits suicide they decide to stay and collect the
winnings (as technically, no-one has left the house...), but things
from the past start to haunt them and it all gets really nasty. And
the blood starts to flow.

The whole film seems like its shot from the cameras that are tracking
them which adds to the spooky atmosphere, and all in all it's a great
film. The ending is not the best in the world, but it's still a good
bit of entertainment.

Well worth a watch after a few beers. If only Big Brother was this
good!

http://us.imdb.com/Title?0280969#comment

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FROM BRADLEY COOPER'S PAGE

My Little Eye.
The cats who brought you Billy Elliot last year have concocted a Big
Brother-esque thriller likely to register high on critics' lists
and
box office rankings. My Little Eye is a WT² effort, the indie
offshoot of standout U.K. producers Working Title Films (Fargo,
Bridget Jones's Diary). Shot in Halifax this spring, My Little
Eye
features an ensemble cast of five that includes Canadians Laura Regan
(They) and Kris Lemche.

Eye is the first feature film experience for PM Margaret Harrison, a
1999 NSI Drama Prize winner for In Between. Two days shy of wrapping
and one month shy of motherhood, Harrison is surprisingly spry:
"This
production has been a really big learning curve for me. The Producer,
Jon Finn, has been totally great to work with. He sets the tone.
He's
almost always on set, working the script and helping solve problems
creatively. The DOP [Hubert Taczanowski], Director [Marc Evans], and
Producer are all young and vibrant, everyone has been fantastic."

Shot almost exclusively in a cramped, studio reproduction of a house,
the shoot has had its trying moments. "We are shooting
sequentially,"
says, Harrison, "which is horrifying — up the stairs, down
the
stairs, up the stairs — plus, with digital cameras you have to
light
bang-on. So, although we're in the same studio the whole shoot,
we
found that our lighting package had to cover the entire house."

Concerning her pregnancy, Harrison claims, "I'm too busy to
notice
most of the time. And anyway, I get fed here every three hours!"
Coincidentally, two other crewmembers are pregnant, prompting
Harrison to quip, "Nova Scotia's film industry is so busy
right now,
we decided to propagate."

http://www.bradley-cooper.com/mylittleeye.html

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