Denise Di Novi Movie Updates

Warner Bros., Margot Robbie's LuckyChap Entertainment and producer Denise Di Novi are teaming up to adapt Beautiful Things.

Warner Bros. is developing Worst Tinder Date Ever as a romantic comedy from Keith Merryman and David A. Newman.

Di Novi and Warner Bros. are now out to actresses to star in the project.

Warner Bros has acquired The First Phone Call From Heaven, the bestselling novel by Mitch Albom that was published last November by Harper.

Sony Pictures has set up a new adaptation of Little Women, bringing on Olivia Milch to pen the script.

MGM has acquired the screen rights to From The Dust Returned, a Ray Bradbury collection of short stories that focuses on a mortal boy named Timothy who is adopted into a family of benevolent ghouls.

Glenn Ficarra and John Requa have made a Warner Bros deal to direct their script Focus, which will be produced by Denise DiNovi. She was a producer on the last comedy they made for the studio, Crazy, Stupid, Love.

My Week With Marilyn helmer Simon Curtis has closed a deal to direct Click to Connect, a romantic anthology set in the online dating world that is set up at Fox 2000.

Warner Bros has made neophyte scribe Nicholas Schoenfeld a nice deal for his original pitch Attila, an origin story about the leader of the Huns who brazenly attacked Rome and lay waste to much of Europe before dying under mysterious circumstances on his wedding night.

Warner Bros made a fast deal Friday for screen rights to The Future of Us, a novel by Jay Asher and Carolyn Mackler.

Alcon Entertainment has tapped Jordan Roberts to rewrite its adaptation of "You're Not You." Alcon's been developing "You're Not You," based on a first novel by Michelle Wildgen, for more than a year. Story's about a woman suffering from a fatal illness and an aimless young woman who enters her life as a p ...

Warner Bros. has decided to join "The Heist Society," snapping up feature rights to Ally Carter's novel and setting it up with Warner-based Denise Di Novi and Alison Greenspan producing. Shauna Cross ("Whip It!") has been tapped to pen the screenplay.