Screenwriting News (December 9-December 15, 2014)

Alex Ankeles and Morgan Jurgenson writing horror “Run” for Lionsgate.

Jillian Bell and Charlotte Newhouse sell comedy pitch “Let’s Get Married” to MGM.

Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini adapting drama novel “Ten Thousand Saints” for Maven Pictures and Archer Gray Productions.

Tom Bezucha writing comedy “A Matter of Size” for Paramount Pictures and Permut Productions.

Jeremy Doner signs a two-picture blind deal with Warner Bros.

Brian Duffield directing his own horror script Vivian Hasn’t Been Herself Lately for Aldamisa Entertainment.

Troy Duffy writing and directing thriller “The Blood Spoon Council” for Voltage Pictures.

Ari Folman writing and directing untitled Anne Frank animation project for Purple Whale Productions.

Drew Goddard writing “The Sinister Six” for Sony Pictures Entertainment.

David Guggenheim writing Bad Boys 3 for Sony Pictures Entertainment.

Simon Kinberg adapting comic book “Starlight” for 20th Century Fox.

Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci and Ed Solomon writing “Venom” for Sony Pictures Entertainment.

Thomas Lennon and Robert Ben Garant adapting comedy project “Guinea Pigging” from New Yorker article for Fox 2000.

Thomas Lennon and Robert Ben Garant writing reboot of The Naked Gun for Paramount Pictures.

Donald Margulies adapting “The End of the Tour” with Jason Segel and Jesse Eisenberg attached, James Ponsoldt to direct.

Chris Morgan revising Fast & Furious 7 shooting script for Universal Pictures.

Ian Olds and Paul Felten writing “The Fixer” for Rabbit Bandini Productions with James Franco to star.

Sascha Penn writing untitled firefighter project for Lionsgate with Jeff Chan to direct.

Shane Salerno sells untitled science fiction pitch to Skydance Productions.

Camille Solari writing comedy “Dice” for Inception Film Partners and March On Productions.

Melissa Stack sells untitled comedy pitch to 20th Century Fox with Paul Feig attached to produce and direct.

Jonathon Stokes adapting mystery thriller novel “Six Years” for Paramount Pictures.

Evan Susser and Van Robichaux sell comedy pitch “Fist Fight” to New Line from an idea by Max Greenfield.

Matt Wheeler adapting futuristic action novel “Tin Men” for Warner Bros.

Jesse Wigutow adapting spy thriller graphic novel “Fire” for Universal Pictures with Zac Efron attached.

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