By James Caldwell, Torch assistant editor

WWE issued a press release today in conjunction with the governor's office in New Mexico with full details on WWE Studios's "Blood Brothers" movie starring John Cena.

As we reported yesterday, production has begun in Albuquerque, New Mexico on the fourth WWE movie starring John Cena, who plays one of three brothers forced to start a business together upon the death of their father.

Notable actors recruited for the movie include Ethan Embry and Boyd Holbrook as the other two brothers, Amy Smart as their sister, and Michael Rispoli as an "embittered entrepreneur" masterminding a kidnapping plot.

The movie is directed by WWE Studios head Michael Pavone. New Mexico governor Bill Richardson is complementary of WWE in the press release with 140 jobs created to assist in the movie's production.

“These kinds of projects help promote the state’s film industry and continue to provide good, high-wage jobs for New Mexicans," he said.

New Mexico offers tax breaks to production companies that film in the state. A WWE producer said in an interview yesterday that it's "highly unlikely" they would have selected Albuquerque to film the movie without the tax incentive.

A release date has not been set, but the movie is expected to be released in fall 2011. The full press release with a more detailed synopsis of the movie can be read at thegovmonitor.com.

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