Will Packer

Here is a list of some of the feature-length film mandates for 2022.

Logline: Story details are being kept under wraps but described as an erotic romance.

Reeling from the sudden death of her mother, a young woman inherits her letters that reveal a fateful, secret love affair. When a journalist turns up on her doorstep to corroborate this affair with a photograph, together they connect the dots of this beautiful tale of lost love.

The world’s smartest man isn’t content with running the world’s most successful business, he is also a Nobel-Prize winning scientist, a genius composer, an Olympic-level athlete and an expert in the occult. To keep busy he’s become the go-to guy for governments around the world when a problem arises they just can’t handle.

The true story of Atlant hustler Gordon “Chicken Man” Williams, whose 1970 post-fight party, which was attended by some of the most dangerous criminals in the country, was robbed at gunpoint for more than $1 million.

A hit man’s unsuspecting mark derails his assignment.

The storyline is currently being kept under wraps but is being pitched as a female driven comedy.

Kevin Hart’s action-comedy follows a group of misfits who are forced to attend adult classes in the long-shot chance they’ll pass the GED exam.

The story follows a group of misfits who are forced to attend adult classes as they study for the GED exam. It certainly sounds closer to Rodney Dangerfield’s Back to School than Billy Bob Thornton’s School for Scoundrels .

Chronicles the story of Queen Amanirenas who confronted and arranged for peace with the invading Roman Empire.

Amongst the violence of Chicago’s inner-city, various millennials struggle to survive as the attempt to reach their true potential.

Four friends go on a trip to New Orleans to rekindle their sisterhood and rediscover their wild sides.

Set in the snow-covered Christmas streets of Chicago in the ’60s, the movie follows a man named John Carpenter whose life is saved by a stranger named Silence during a deadly riot.

Nicole Beharie has been tapped to star in the upcoming remake of Jacob’s Ladder. The star of Fox’s Sleepy Hollow will join Michael Ealy and Jesse Williams for the modernized version of the 1990 thriller.

Noted Renaissance man Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson will step back into the arena of visual entertainment with the recent agreement to co-produce and recur in Fox’s new single-camera sitcom, My Friend 50. The project will see Fiddy team up with veteran producer Will Packer.

A Meyers Christmas has added Romany Malco to the cast of its holiday film. He joins Gabrielle union, Danny Glover, Mo-Nique, and Jessie T. Usher. David E. Talbert wrote the script and will be directing the holiday flick.

A&E is remaking the 1977 ABC mini-series, and the cast looks strong.

Will Packer has come on board to produce the new thriller Breaking In, which Focus Features plans on releasing under their newly-revived Gramercy Pictures label.

Logline: Pitched as Panic Room flipped on its head, story centers on a mother who must break into her own home to save her children from the home invaders who have taken them hostage.

Centers around an estranged family that is forced to come together for their first Christmas since the death of the family matriarch.

Logline: Confident that he’s in a loveless marriage but too chicken to file for divorce, a man hires a guy to seduce his wife, only for him to discover that he’s still in love with her.

Hart will play an unhappy husband who hires someone to seduce his wife.

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Logline: On the first night of the Los Angeles riots in 1992, a custodian brings his son to work with him and they quickly find themselves in the middle of a heist gone wrong.

The “Stomp the Yard” director is set to helm Blumhouse’s Trinidad-set horror film.

Logline: A group of rambunctious young men head to world-famous Carnival in Trinidad to celebrate the bachelor party of one of their friends. While reveling int h debauchery, they unwitting cross paths with the wrong group of locals and one by one fall victim to an underground evil deeply hidden in Trini culture and religion.

Spec scribe Stu Paul sells his thriller.

Logline: Kept under wraps but pitched as a female road comedy in the vein of “Planes, Trains and Automobiles.”

Logline: Kept under wraps.