
BREAKING: Universal Pictures has set Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis to star in One Night On The Hudson, a TJ Fixman-scripted comedy that will be directed by Seth Gordon. Mary Parent and Cale Boyter are producing at Disruption. This shapes up as a re-team between Day, Sudeikis and Gordon from Horrible Bosses, the New Line comedy that is in the process of being sequelized. The logline: rookie cop and the criminal he caught go on the lam from crooked cops.
Sudeikis continues as a castmember on Saturday Night Live and next stars in New Line’s We’re The Millers, while Day continues to star in It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia. He also is part of the ensemble of Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim, which Parent produced for Legendary Pictures. Gordon just directed the hit comedy Identity Thief for Universal. Gordon is producing as well. Fixman is repped by WME and Fourth Floor Productions’ Jeff Silver.


Audiences/cinephiles students in the future who discover “King of Kong” and are like, “Wow, this is a really great film! Wonder what else the guy did?!” will then iCloud down a couple of other titles and be like, “Wait, what? Really?”
genius.
-RnsW
Wow! That logline screams originality. Not.
Haha, true. I’ve thought the same thing about David Gordon Greene. He looked like the next Terrence Malick… But somehow we wound up with The Sitter instead.
That’s alright, Malick wound up with To The Wonder which is nothing to write home about.
The Sitter was awful. So awful. So so awful. How can you destroy Adventures in Babysitting? And this idea is so fucking been there done that. Jesus.