

The Me and Orson Welles scribes are once again teaming up with director Richard Linklater to adapt Maria Semple’s Where’d You Go Bernadette. Michael H. Weber and Scott Neustadter wrote a previous draft of the script.
Deadpool star Ryan Reynolds has taken an interest in The Rosie Project as he is currently circling. If Reynolds joins, he would be the first major attachment since Jennifer Lawrence and director Richard Linklater dropped out.
New Line is in talks with Good Universe to pick up James Franco’s look into the demented world of Tommy Wiseau, The Disaster Artist, based on the book by one of the The Room‘s stars, Greg Sestero, and Tom Bissell.
The epic midnight movie The Room is getting the Hollywood treatment, as James Franco’s adaptation about the making of the phenomenon, The Disaster Artist, is set to shoot this December with Seth Rogen circling an undisclosed role.
Following Jennifer Lawrence’s announcement that she will be leaving The Rosie Project, director Richard Linklater is following suit–citing Lawrence as the reason he wished to work on the project in the first place.
The Oscar-winning actress drops out of Rosie, signs onto Darren Aronfsky film, and openly declares her support for equal pay for actresses in Lena Dunham’s newsletter, “Lenny Letters.”
Kent Haruf’s novel is in serious talks at TIFF for an adaptation with Robert Redford and Jane Fonda.
Based on the Kent Haruf novel, a widow and widower try to spark a romantic relationship with each other for their remaining years.
Kept under wraps, but will introduce a new group of mutants.
Logline: A girl in a small town forms an unlikely bond with a recently paralyzed man she’s taking care of.
Universal taps the duo for rewrites of Lauryn Kahn’s Black List- and Hit List-placing script.
The writing partners behind “The Fault in Our Stars” are adapting Graeme Simsion’s book, while the directing duo from “22 Jump Street” are in talks to helm.
Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber are penning the script for James Franco’s upcoming drama.
Logline: Fifteen-year-old Miles Halter goes to a new boarding school looking for adventure–but an unexpected tragedy throws his new life into turmoil.
Logline: Tells the behind the scenes story about the making of Tommy Wiseau’s “The Room.”
Logline: A 16-year-old girl battling cancer joins a support group where she meets a handsome 17-year-old. The two become romantically involved, helping one other grapple with their respective illnesses.
Logline: Story of Margo and Quentin, two friends who make a pact to take revenge on everyone who has hurt them until Margo disappears and Quentin is left alone to follow the clues she leaves behind.
A 16-year-old girl battling cancer joins a support group where she meets a handsome 17-year-old. The two become romantically involved, helping one other grapple with their respective illnesses.
“500 Days of Summer” scribes take on another adaption.
Logline: A 75-year-old woman, who has far more in common with her 29-year-old granddaughter than with her stuffy 55-year-old daughter, is granted a birthday wish. She gets to be 29 again, for a day.
A hard-partying high school senior’s life changes when he meets a shy, insecure girl.
Logline: An average American girl becomes engaged to a prince.
Logline: An average American girl becomes engaged to a prince.
Logline: A middle-aged professor with Aspergers creates a dating questionnaire to help him fight a straight-laced woman. But when a free-spirited lady comes around he finds that he starts falling for her.