Film Deals

Electric Shadow Company, The obtains “Passion of Mind” by Ronald Bass.

Warner Bros. Pictures obtains “Dead Beckoning” by Christine Roum.

“The Family Bloom” by Eric Tuchman sells to Twentieth Century Fox.

“Wicked Ways” by Tedi Sarafian is purchased by Warner Bros. Pictures.

“Mom is a Treasure Hunter” by Colin Greene, David Carpenter, and Tim Kirk goes to Twentieth Century Fox.

“The Best Man” by Majorie Gross and Ron Zimmerman.

Touchstone Pictures obtains “Fool’s Gold” by Tom Reilly and Hogan Sheffer.

Walt Disney Pictures buys “Untitled Krask Spy Project” by Jeff Krask.

Universal Pictures buys “Nuclear Family” by Blake Snyder and James Haggin.

“Countermeasures” by Amy Brooke Baker and Peter Osterlund.

Paramount Pictures buys “The Great Unwashed” by David Stamford.

Universal Pictures makes a deal with Sean McCarver for “Kidstuff”.

“The Three Musketeers” by David Loughery goes to Walt Disney Pictures.

Universal Pictures picks up “Small Soldiers” by Gavin Scott.

Interscope Communications buys “Nouveau Guineans” by Steve Zacharias and Jeff Buhai.

Castle Rock Entertainment picks up “In the Line of Fire” by Jeff Maguire.

“The Shawshank Redemption” by Frank Darabont  goes to Castle Rock Entertainment.

Walt Disney Pictures obtains “Mama Said” by Trish Soodik.

Warner Bros. Pictures makes a deal with Cathleen Young for “Getting Rid of Joey”.

“Incognito” by Jordan Katz.

“The Little Wife” by Craig Tepper is purchased by Walt Disney Pictures.

TriStar Pictures makes a deal with Bernie Somers for “Cops & Robbersons”.

New Line Cinema obtains “Theodore (T Rex)” by Jonathan Beutel.

Paramount Pictures picks up “The Thing Called Love” by Carol Heikkinen.

“Wrestling Ernest Hemmingway” by Steven Conrad goes to Warner Bros. Pictures.

Paramount Pictures picks up “Blue” by Jay Wolf.

“Greed” by Roy Higgins is acquired by Universal Pictures.

Paramount Pictures makes a deal with Ed Jones for “Soul Survivors”.

“Body of Evidence” by Brad Mirman is purchased by De Laurentiis Company, Dino.

Columbia Pictures picks up “Extremely Violent (aka Last Action Hero)” by Zak Penn and Adam Leff.