Andrew Lazar Movie Updates

Can a project more than 20 years in the making finally happen? STX thinks so.

Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, who helmed Crazy, Stupid, Love, will direct from a script by Craig A. Williams.

New Line has picked up the film rights to The Cold War, a magazine article based on the true-life battle between rival ice cream truck drivers in Salem, Ore.

Van Wagenen has become the youngest non-actor to ever make a feature deal at DreamWorks.

The U.K.'s Intandem Films has completed the $10 million financing for helmer scribe Gil Junger's 10 Things I Hate About Life, which starts shooting in Los Angeles in November.

Selena Gomez has lined up her next film role. The singer-actress, who most recently starred in Monte Carlo, will topline the indie film Parental Guidance Suggested.

Bradley Cooper has found his first project for his Warner Bros.-based production company, 22nd & Indiana.

Steven Shainberg is returning to the director's chair for sexy comedic drama The Big Shoe, starring Jim Sturgess and Susan Sarandon.

Tango Pictures, a new production venture created by producers Christina Lurie, Steven Shainberg, and Andrew Lazar, has acquired film rights to the Ben H. Winters’ bestselling horror novel Bedbugs.

Platinum Studios, a producer of the upcoming Cowboys & Aliens, has joined forces with Andrew Lazar and Top Cow Productions to turn the Top Cow comic Vice into a live action feature film.

James Mangold is heading back to the Wild West, though this time a modern incarnation of it. Mangold is attached to direct The Gunslinger, a revenge thriller that New Regency is picking up from turnaround from Warner Bros. Pictures.

Which is why it makes plenty of sense that we're hearing that James Mangold would take on Namath the way Broadway Joe took on the Baltimore defensive line that January 1969 afternoon. The director is in talks with producer Andrew Lazar, who's developing the untitled Namath movie, to come aboard the project. Mangold is of cou ...