July has proven to be the roller coaster of emotions we all thought it would be.
Zero Gravity and Elevate Entertainment are out with CALIFORNIA GIRLS by Vivienne Walsh. JOJO returns home to the small coastal town she grew up in to make amends with her family and her past.
March 2020 came in like a lion and left us with only 16 specs tracked: only 7 with attachments, 5 with a production company, and 1 with a studio. Take a breath, and let’s dive in.
Elevate Entertainment is out with FUSE by Marek Polgar & Martyn Pedler. A government assassin suffering from trauma with two personalities battles as the first persona attempts to complete his mission, while the second tries to stop him. Think MEMENTO meets BOURNE IDENTITY meets TAKEN.
With his Top 10 script “Peter and the Wolves” landing a lot of interest around town, Kyle lands a manager and is gearing up to share his hauntingly psychological survival tale with the town!
“Moonlight’s” Trevante Rhodes, Jacki Weaver, Sarah Paulson, John Malkovich, Rosa Salazar and Lil Rel Howery join the ensemble.
After the financial and critical success of Logan, James Mangold is attached to direct Disorder, a remake of the 2015 French film from Sony and Escape Artists, the Tracking Board has confirmed. Taylor Sheridan wrote the script.
Writer Mary Cardenas has signed with Elevate Entertainment manager and partner Jenny Wood. Cardenas’s pilot Bus League Knocks earned a Top 25 spot in the 2016 Launch Pad Pilots Competition.
Marvel’s Inhumans has added five new castmembers including one mysterious role, and Rosie Perez is set to headline NBC’s Drama High.
The cast for Marvel’s Inhumans has been stacking up and after the announcement of Hell on Wheels star Anson Mount as Black Bolt, they wasted no time in naming Graceland alum Serinda Swan as Medusa, his wife and almighty Queen of the Inhumans.
George Lopez has politics on the mind heading into season two of his TV Land series Lopez, as Rain Valdez joins the show for an arc centering on transgender issues and when her character arrives in the series and butts heads with Lopez.
Ryan Murphy reunites with Glee‘s Darren Criss for the highly anticipated second season of American Crime Story and Parks and Recreation‘s Retta returns to NBC for the drama Good Girls
A married woman befriends a lonely older man only to find that he’s harboring a mysterious secret that connects his past to her future.
Hell or High Water scribe Taylor Sheridan has been tapped by Sony Pictures and Escape Artists to write Disorder, a remake of a 2015 French thriller written by Alice Winocour and Jean Stephane Bron and directed by Winocour.
An ex-French Special Forces soldier suffering from PTSD is hired to protect the wife and child of a wealthy Lebanese businessman while he is out of town.
Maya Forbes and Wally Wolodarsky’s upcoming The Man Who Would Be Polka King has tapped Oscar-nominated actress Jacki Weaver and Jason Schwartzman to join Jack Black for the biopic based on the real-life polka star Jan Lewan.
Deadpool breakout Brianna Hildebrand and X-Men: Apocalypse star Alexandra Shipp are set to star in the horror comedy from director Tyler MacIntyre. MacIntyre co-wrote the script with Chris Hill.
The Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels star took to Twitter to announce his involvement in the Matthew Vaughn-directed sequel.
Logline kept under wraps, but will follow up with the original characters from the original.
Writing duo Alexa Alemanni and Joe Boothe have been tapped to adapt the follow-up to the 2011 romantic comedy Something Borrowed, produced by Hilary Swank. The duo were previously featured on the Young & Hungry List.
After announcing actress Lucy Hale to star in Olivia Milch’s Dude, the film has found three actresses to complete the foursome: Alexandra Shipp, Kathryn Prescott, and Nora “Awkwafina” Lum.
Lionsgate has confirmed that they’re already developing a sequel to the just-released Sicario, focusing on Benicio del Toro’s hitman character. Sicario centers on a steely FBI agent (Emily Blunt) who finds herself involved in an off-the-books operation to bring down a Mexican drug kingpin.
Kept under wraps, but pitched in the vein of The Sixth Sense, Silence of The Lambs, and Signs, with a female lead.
“Heroes Reborn” has cast another original series alum for the upcoming continuation of the show.
Trio of young up-and-comers join Bryan Singer’s “X-Men: Apocalypse.”
The meandering project finally has a set director.
Weaver has been cast as James Franco’s mentor in the dramedy.
The British actor will play the invincible DC villain “Brick” in a series of mid-season episodes.