Relativity Studios Movie Updates

Starring John Travolta, the film also has landed a U.S. home at Relativity and will be shopped to foreign buyers at the upcoming Cannes Film Market by IM Global.

Relativity Media acquires ‘House Arrest’ spec.

Relativity Media has acquired Scare Me, a psychological thriller novel, and is setting Wentworth Miller to write the script.

Relativity Media has acquired Borderland, a gritty action thriller that Sheldon Turner will write with an eye toward directing.

Relativity Media has acquired rights to script “Silver or Lead,” the story of cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar, as well as a number of life rights and a book associated with the tale.

Relativity has closed a rights deal with Josh Hamilton, along with a deal for Casey Affleck to write and direct.

Relativity Media has optioned the rights to the Vanity Fair article Blood Oil, by Sebastian Junger, a person familiar with the deal told TheWrap on Monday.

Gemma Arterton is in negotiations to star in The Wright Girls, a dark comedy-thriller from Relativity and Atlas Entertainment.

Stretch Armstrong lives, but without Taylor Lautner. The big-screen adaptation of the flexible, stretchable toy will finally make its way to the big screen thanks to a new partnership between Hasbro and Relativity Media.

Marcus Nispel, who directed last summer's Conan the Barbarian, has come aboard to helm Hack/Slash, Relativity’s adaptation of a horror-action comic book.

Martin Campbell has been set to direct Umbra, the Endgame Entertainment-funded drama that Joe Carnahan has dropped out of.

Relativity Media has acquired Silver or Lead, a project from a British writer named Piers Ashworth about the hunt for Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar.

The House Bunny thesp Sarah Wright is set to play the female lead in the Relativity Media and Mandeville Films comedy 21 and Over.

Relativity Media will release Haywire, the Steven Soderbergh-directed action film that will get a Jan. 20, 2012 release date.

Relativity Media will be taking over from Lionsgate the North American distribution of the Marc Forster-directed Machine Gun Preacher. Relativity Media will set a fall release and is expected to platform the picture for Oscar season.

In what will shape up as arguably the biggest money paid for a finished film with an unknown cast, Relativity Media is finalizing a deal where Ryan Kavanaugh's company will pay a $13 million minimum guarantee and a $30 million P&A commitment for Act of Valor, a mission movie involving Navy SEALs. The film's being plotted for ...

Relativity Media has optioned Ecstasia, a futuristic drama that was written and will be directed by The Cooler helmer Wayne Kramer.

Ryan Kavanaugh's film shingle has pushed up its untitled Snow White project to March 16, 2012, from June 29.

Relativity Media has acquired domestic distribution rights to the FilmNation thriller ''House at the End of the Street,'' starring Jennifer Lawrence.