Julie Yorn Movie Updates

Paul Greengrass is looking to bring George Orwell's classic dystopian novel 1984 back to the big screen.

Universal Pictures has come on to the Blumhouse production Curve starring Julianne Hough.

James Franco will star in and direct Beautiful People, a bio-pic of charismatic playboy and visionary Jay Sebring.

Rick and Julie Yorn's LBI Entertainment have brought The Birthday Party back to life, optioning feature rights to Stanley Alpert's non-fiction tome through their LBI Entertainment banner.

Exclusive Media has optioned all rights to Stewart O’Nan’s latest novel, The Odds: A Love Story.

Twentieth Century Fox and producer Julie Yorn have tapped Black List alum Melissa Stack (I Want to F--- Your Sister) to pen an untitled female revenge comedy.

Paul Feig is back in business with Universal Pictures, which has tapped the "Bridesmaids" helmer to direct its romantic comedy "The Better Woman."

Fox is developing a feature film adapation to ESPN: Those Guys Have All The Fun and has set the project up with Michael De Luca, Dana Brunetti and Julie Yorn.

Paramount Pictures is finalizing a deal to develop a feature about the romance between Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, as a directing vehicle for Martin Scorsese.

Katie Holmes and Chace Crawford will star in the comedy-romance Responsible Adults, which John Poll will direct for Night & Day Pictures.

20th Century Fox has acquired screen rights to the Jane Heller novel An Ex To Grind, a package that comes with Cameron Diaz and Benicio Del Toro attached to play a warring couple in a romantic comedy.

Shiloh Fernandez has nabbed the male romantic lead in "Girl With the Red Riding Hood," Warner Bros.' gothic horror re-imagining of the Little Red Riding Hood fairy tale.