Screenwriting News (March 10-March 23, 2014)

Kate Angelo sells untitled female road trip pitch to Sony Pictures Entertainment.

Jeff Buhler writing reboot of The Grudge for Ghost House Pictures and Good Universe.

James Ward Byrkit and Alex Manugian writing thriller “Wake” for Paramount Pictures.

Scott Burns adapting crime thriller “The Burglary” for Summit Entertainment and Participant Media.

Krysty Wilson-Cairns sells science fiction thriller spec script “Aether” to FilmNation Entertainment.

Sarah Cornwell adapting memoir “Demon Camp” for Paramount Pictures.

Barbara Curry rewriting legal drama “The Jury” for Fox 2000.

Yana Gorskaya and Maia Rossini sell untitled musical for Twentieth Century Fox.

Paul Haggis rewriting science fiction adaptation “Juliet” picked up in turnaround from Sony to Warner Bros.

Jim Kehoe and Brian Kehoe sell action comedy pitch “Top of the Food Chain” to Lionsgate.

David James Kelly writing The Wolverine 2 for 20th Century Fox.

Steven Knight rewriting untitled Robert F. Kennedy project for Endgame Entertainment, Matt Damon attached to star.

Ryan Landels writing “Jem and the Holograms” for Hasbro Studios and Blumhouse Productions.

Michael LeSieur writing comedy “Keeping Up With the Joneses” for Fox 2000, Zach Galifianakis and Jon Hamm attached to star.

Taylor Materne and Jacob Rubin 2012 Black List script “Times Square” picked up by Focus Features and Chernin Entertainment.

Geoff Moore and David Posamentier writing remake of science fiction “Explorers” for Paramount Insurge Pictures.

Will Reichel options drama spec script “Hot Air” to Route One Films.

Erica Rivinoja writing untitled girls trip project for Universal Pictures.

Scott Silver writing war drama “Noble Assassin” for DreamWorks, Cary Fukunaga attached to direct.

Seth Grahame-Smith writing remake of “Something Wicked This Way Comes” for Walt Disney Pictures, Smith attached to direct.

Caroline Thompson rewriting live action version of The Little Mermaid for Walt Disney Pictures.

Cameron Van Hoy and John Asher writing spoof “Tooken” for Elevative Entertainment.

Richard Wenk adapting drama thriller “Reporting from the Web’s Underbelly” for Sony Pictures Entertainment.

Ti West writing western “In a Valley of Violence” for Blumhouse Productions.

Tom Wheeler and Robbie Thompson sell untitled adventure thriller pitch to Platinum Dunes.

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