Logline: Story details are being kept under wraps, but centers on a waitress who receives a $10,000 tip from a stranger where events turning dangerous
Lawrence Grey, DeVon Franklin, Bill Gerber & Matt Tolmach amongst the producers taking this one into every studio!
When his plane is shot down over Hanoi at the height of the Vietnam War, Lieutenant Commander John McCain fights to survive as a POW at the infamous “Hanoi Hilton” prison.
Follows an American family who move into an old Victorian house in London and begin to believe it might be haunted.
The Nightingale sold 2 million copies worldwide and is being adapted into a film directed by Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad director Michelle MacLaren.
A family moves to Alaska and learns to adapt and survive in the secluded and cold environment.
TriStar Pictures has the distribution rights to the adaptation of Hannah Kent’s 2013 novel about the execution of an Icelandic woman in the 19th Century.
Based on Will Battersby’s soon-to-be-released doc “The Canal,” it tells the story of the working class women who fought against the government and chemical industry when they learned of toxic chemical dumping under their homes.
An interwoven tale that explores how love can play out in parallel universes if a couple were to meet at three different points in their lifetime.
The story of the Getty kidnapping crisis encompassing the Red Brigades, the Italian tabloids and the Vatican.
In a massive deal, TriStar has acquired the rights to Aimee Molloy’s thriller novel The Perfect Mother. Scandal star Kerry Washington is expected to star in and produce the film with her banner Simpson Street, the Tracking Board has confirmed.
After a single mother discovers her son has been kidnapped, she sets out to find him with other mothers from her social meet up group.
Update: While some studios pop champagne bottles to celebrate this morning’s Oscar nominations, others have moved on and are focusing on what’s next. To that end, several suitors are scrambling for Joe Ballarini’s spec Skyward, which is described as being similar in tone to Best Picture winners Argo and The King’s Speech.
Follows Air National Guard major “MJ” Hegar who was shot down while on a Medevac mission on her third tour in Afghanistan. Despite being wounded, she fought the enemy and saved the lives of her crew and their patients. She received a Purple Heart but soon she would face a new battle: to give women who serve on the front lines the credit they deserve.
In this action story set within the war on drugs and the criminal world of Mexican cartels, two American teens become killers for organized crime and a Mexican-American detective pursues them.
TriStar Pictures has optioned the upcoming book by Albert Chen which details the scandal associated with the online sports betting industry. Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way is set to produce with The Gotham Group.
Follows the scandal involving DraftKings and FanDuel, the daily fantasy sports sites that quickly amassed hundreds of millions of dollars before prosecutors from several states began coming down on them, saying the outfits should be defined as online gambling operations.
After being bid on by at least five studios and production companies, Tristar has secured the rights to the book Blood in the Water by Heather Ann Thompson, which arrived in bookstores just yesterday. The book details the 1971 Attica prison uprising.
Chronicles the four-day event of the Attica Prison riots in 1971 where inmates held guards and employees hostage while negotiating with authorities for a better living environment.
The Three Misfortunes of Gepetto scribe Michael Vukadinovich has been tapped to write a fresh take on the beloved children’s classic The Phantom Tollbooth for Tristar Pictures. The book, first published in 1961, was written by Norton Juster and illustrated by Jules Feiffer.
Logline: Story details are being kept under wraps, but spec is being pitched as The Shining or The Conjuring on a boat
Jon Bernthal is joining a sprawling ensemble, including Jamie Foxx, Jon Hamm, and Kevin Spacey, in Edgar Wright’s forthcoming action comedy Baby Driver.
Universal has emerged victorious, picking up Gone Girl author Gillian Flynn’s short story The Grownup. The studio beat out fellow bidders TriStar and Paramount.
Guardians of the Galaxy co-writer, Nicole Perlman has been tapped to pen the reboot of the 1986 fantasy cult classic, Labyrinth starring Jennifer Connelly and the late David Bowie. TriStar recently closed a deal with the Jim Henson Co. for the movie that will be a new iteration of the movie.
Eiza Gonalez is joining an impressive cast for Edgar Wright’s Baby Driver. She will star opposite Ansel Elgort, Kevin Spacey, Jon Hamm, Jaime Fox, and Lily James.
White Collar alum Matt Bomer will star in the Amazon drama series based on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Last Tycoon. Because the series was ordered as cast-contingent, Bomer’s casting paves the way for the series to go into production.
Carol writer Phyllis Nagy has found her next project in The Trap from TriStar Pictures. It is based on the German crime thriller, Die Falle, by Melanie Rabe.
Centers on Linda Conrads, a famous and reclusive writer who hasn’t left her home since her sister’s murder 12 years before. Believing she’s seen the killer on TV, she lures him to her house in an attempt to gain his confession.
George Clooney is in talks to direct the latest script from the Coen Brothers, Suburbicon. The story is described as a period noir in the vein of their early breakouts Blood Simple and Fargo. Clooney recently wrapped filming on their upcoming comedy, Hail, Caesar!