“Bulletproof” by Christian Stoianovich and Phoebe Dorin is purchased by Universal Pictures.
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Film Deals
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“Dead Drop” by Josh Friedman.
“Rand Robinson Robot Repairman” by David Tausik and Dan Mazur is acquired by Interscope Communications.
United Artists buys “The Next Best Thing” by Tom Ropelewski.
“Custody” by Billy Ray is purchased by Walt Disney Pictures.
Paramount Pictures makes a deal with Harry Elfont and Deborah Kaplan for “The Family Way”.
MGM makes a deal with Joe Gayton and Patrick Cirillo for “The Englander”.
Woods Entertainment makes a deal with Scott Rosenberg for “Bad Moon Rising”.
TriStar Pictures makes a deal with Neil Tolkin for “Rupert & Murdoc”.
Warner Bros. Pictures makes a deal with J.T. Allen for “Mrs. Wright”.
Morgan Creek Productions buys “Man With the Football” by John Pogue.
Warner Bros. Pictures obtains “Trouble on 162” by Jim Reed.
“Foreplay” by Joe Eszterhas sells to Savoy Pictures.
“In Contempt” by Ken Nolan is purchased by Warner Bros. Pictures.
Paramount Pictures buys “Parents Night” by Steven Melching.
Universal Pictures obtains “Mad City” by Tom Matthews.
“X’s & O’s” by Takashi Bufford sells to New Line Cinema.
“The Iron Horseman” by Greg Poirier goes to Warner Bros. Pictures.
MGM buys “To Have & To Hold” by Michael Kalesniko.
“Kiss the Girls” by David Klass goes to Paramount Pictures.
“From the Darkness” by Randy Feldman is purchased by Caravan Pictures.
“Father Figure” by Jeff Hause and David Hines goes to Interscope Communications.
“Body Language” by Andrea King is purchased by Warner Bros. Pictures.
A&M Films makes a deal with Takashi Bufford for “Set it Off”.
“Pitfall” by Scott Sommer goes to Daybreak Productions.
“Nomine Dei” by Laeta Kalogridis is acquired by Warner Bros. Pictures.
“Whiz Kid” by David Diamond and David Weissman goes to Twentieth Century Fox.
Warner Bros. Pictures obtains “Executive Action (Murder at 1600)” by Wayne Beach and David Hodgin.
Warner Bros. Pictures picks up “Empire” by Carol Heikkinen.
“Second Defense” by Kurt Wimmer sells to New Line Cinema.