Post by CrazyGirl on Jul 7, 2004 4:52:10 GMT -5
WithersP**n stays 'True' to D'Works
Reese WithersP**n and Mark Ruffalo are in talks to topline "If Only
It Were True" at DreamWorks. Mark Waters is directing.
Story concerns a man who falls in love with the spirit of a woman
whose apartment he comes to inhabit.
Walter Parkes and Laurie McDonald are producing.
DreamWorks exec David Beaubaire, who joined the company in the
spring, will oversee the pic.
The studio hopes to begin shooting in November and release the film
next year.
Pic is among many projects WithersP**n has been eyeing as both an
actor and, via her Type A production shingle, producer.
WithersP**n will next play June Carter Cash alongside Joaquin
Phoenix in Columbia's Johnny Cash biopic "Walk the Line," lensing
this summer with James Mangold directing. She is also attached to
star in the romantic comedy "Sammy," which Laurence Mark is
producing at Col.
Ruffalo will next be seen in August in the DreamWorks
pic "Collateral," starring Tom Cruise, and opposite Naomi Watts in
Warner Independent's "We Don't Live Here Anymore." This summer he
begins shooting the Warner Bros. pic based on "The Graduate" that
stars Jennifer Aniston.
Waters is fresh off two tweener hits: Paramount's "Mean Girls" and
Disney's "Freaky Friday."
Reese WithersP**n and Mark Ruffalo are in talks to topline "If Only
It Were True" at DreamWorks. Mark Waters is directing.
Story concerns a man who falls in love with the spirit of a woman
whose apartment he comes to inhabit.
Walter Parkes and Laurie McDonald are producing.
DreamWorks exec David Beaubaire, who joined the company in the
spring, will oversee the pic.
The studio hopes to begin shooting in November and release the film
next year.
Pic is among many projects WithersP**n has been eyeing as both an
actor and, via her Type A production shingle, producer.
WithersP**n will next play June Carter Cash alongside Joaquin
Phoenix in Columbia's Johnny Cash biopic "Walk the Line," lensing
this summer with James Mangold directing. She is also attached to
star in the romantic comedy "Sammy," which Laurence Mark is
producing at Col.
Ruffalo will next be seen in August in the DreamWorks
pic "Collateral," starring Tom Cruise, and opposite Naomi Watts in
Warner Independent's "We Don't Live Here Anymore." This summer he
begins shooting the Warner Bros. pic based on "The Graduate" that
stars Jennifer Aniston.
Waters is fresh off two tweener hits: Paramount's "Mean Girls" and
Disney's "Freaky Friday."