Update: The Brit List

Last Friday, The Brit List came out. Now Playlist provides an excellent overview of each of the scripts. Here are descriptions of the first two scripts:

1. “Good Luck Anthony Belcher” by George Kay — From Ruby Films, the producers of “Elizabeth” and “Sylvia”, this reteams writer Kay with director Jim Field-Smith (a comedian who is currently helming the Jay Baruchel rom-com “She’s Out Of My League”), who collaborated together on the short film “Where Have I Been All Your Life?” (Watch it here!) The pair will reunite with TV star James Corden (who will play Jack Black’s sidekick in next year’s “Gulliver’s Travels”), star of that film, for a Charlie Kaufman-style fable about “a loser who is awarded a week of perfect good fortune by the celestial Department of Good Luck,” according to the Guardian.

2. “Corsica 72”, from longtime Bond screenwriters Neal Purvis and Robert Wade, described as the “definitive Italian gangster movie.”

For the rest of the list, go here.