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  • Trade Breaks: Mercy, Bum, Reynolds, Night
    By Garth FranklinMonday May 2nd 2005 3:23pm
    "Emmett/Furla Films ("16 Blocks", "The Wicker Man") has signed a two-picture deal with "Big Momma's House" writer Darryl J. Quarles. "Absolute Justice" is an action-thriller in which an urban street cop is mentored by a veteran Southern detective. "Mercy" is a buddy-action pic set in the underworld of New Orleans..." (full details)

    "Lawrence Bender Prods. has optioned Carrie Gerlach Cecil's "5th Avenue Bum." A romantic comedy, "5th Avenue Bum" is the story of a sexy executive who runs a baby food company but hates babies and chews up men as fast as her employees. When her father threatens to hand the reins to another executive unless his daughter can find balance in her life, Sam bribes a wisecracking bum to pretend he's in love with her..." (full details)

    "Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Prods. has sold an untitled comedy script, starring Burt Reynolds as a washed-up actor, to cable network FX. The comedy by "Blue Collar TV" exec producers Fax Bahr & Adam Small, revolves around a former big-time actor, played by Reynolds, whose manager keeps him under the delusion that he's still on the A list - until he goes bankrupt. The pair came up with the idea whilst shooting "The Longest Yard"..." (full details)

    "Fortissimo Films has struck a deal with Hart Sharp Entertainment to handle international sales for "The Night Listener," starring Robin Williams and Toni Collette. Pic, adapted by Armistead Maupin from his novel, is the story of a nighttime radio show host who gets drawn into the life of a caller. Directed by Patrick Stettner, it recently finished shooting in NYC..." (full details)

    Thanks to 'KC'
     
     
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