Chris Rock has signed on to direct the comedy "I Think I Love My Wife" for Fox Searchlight says The Hollywood Reporter.
The film, a remake of Eric Rohmer's 1972 French comedy "Chloe in the Afternoon," centers on Richard Cooper (Rock), a professional who is married to Brenda (Gina Torres), with whom he has a young daughter. When his old flame (Kerry Washington) enters the picture, Cooper soon discovers he is in way over his head.
Rock penned the screenplay with longtime collaborator Louis C.K. Charles Stone was slated to direct the Rock starrer, which begins shooting this month in New York.
Rock Takes Control Of His "Wife"
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