Screenwriting News (March 13-March 19, 2017)

This week’s writing deals and movie project news.

Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger writing animated project “Luck” for Skydance Productions and Ilion Animation Studios.

Max Carlson and Shawn Austin scripted coming-of-age drama “Princess of the Row” with Odd Box Films.

Damien Chazelle’s thriller spec script “The Claim” optioned by Motion Picture Capital, Oceanside Media, Route One Entertainment.

Adam Cozad writing “Suicide Squad 2” for Warner Bros.

Ingrid Eskeland-Adetuyi sells action comedy spec script “Twin Blades” to Cristal Pictures and The Donners’ Company.

Susanna Fogel and David Iserson action comedy “The Spy Who Dumped Me” with Lionsgate and Imagine Entertainment, Fogel to direct.

Harris Goldberg writing-directing “Quick Draw” for di Bonaventura Pictures, Content Media, and Greenlit Creative with Common to star.

John Krasinski writing-directing thriller “A Quiet Place” for Paramount to star Emily Blunt.

Daniel Kunka sells spec script “Space Race” to Universal.

Cory Miller writing “City on Fire” for Mandalay Pictures.

David Scarpa’s 2015 Black List script “All the Money in the World” with Imperative Entertainment, Scott Free Productions, and RedRum Films with Ridley Scott to direct.

Ian Schor sells science fiction spec script “Infinite” to Paramount.

Andrew Stern sells drama pitch “That Others May Live” to Paramount.

Lloyd Taylor adapting children’s book series “Darkmouth” for Alcon Entertainment.

Hillary Seitz adapting mystery novel “The Woman in Cabin 10” for CBS Films.

Jeff Wadlow, Christopher Roach, and Jillian Jacobs horror project “Truth or Dare” with Blumhouse Productions.

Linda Woolverton writing an untitled animation project for Skydance Productions and Ilion Animation Studios.