The Wedding Date

Cameron Diaz is set to star in Bobby Sue, as an ambulance-chasing lawyer for a big Us firm. But don't worry: this isn't Erin Brockovich or The Firm, more Ally McBeal on the big screen by the sounds of things.Diaz will play a "hard-charging female ambulance chaser" * who is chosen to be the face of a prestigious law firm when one of their most valued clients is hit with a sexual discrimination case. We're sure that hilarity thereafter ensues.Russell Leigh Sharman, Owen Egerton and Chris Mass wrote the script, which is now being rewritten by Dana Fox (The Wedding Date, What Happens in Vegas - the latter of which of course starred Diaz). There's no word on a director yet, but we're sure that one will be found soon. In the meantime, keep an eye out for Diaz in My Sister's Keeper, out here on June 26.*What, we're

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Dermot Mulroney-- you remember that guy, right? Y'know, he was the date in The Wedding Date, the brother who wasn't Luke Wilson or the gay deaf one in The Family Stone, and some guy named Gavin on Friends. Ok, so maybe you saw none of these movies, and never knew this guy existed. Mulroney has a plan for that! Namely, he's going to become a director, meaning that he can either set himself free from the middling movies he's starred in, or make one of his own. He'll step behind the director's chair for Keep It Together, a comedy-drama about a young marriage counselor who based everything she knew on her parents' happy marriage, until she discovers that Mom (Blythe Danner) and Dad (Christopher Walken) are getting a divorce. THR writes that producers are still casting the young female lead, who could conceivably be as old as Danner's real-life

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Variety reports that Tom Cruise is close to a deal with 20th Century Fox to star opposite Cameron Diaz in the upcoming action comedy Wichita, directed by James Mangold (Walk the Line, 3:10 to Yuma).
The script was originally penned by Dana Fox (The Wedding Date) and was later revised by Scott Frank (Minority Report). It's currently undergoing a second revision by Mangold and Laeta Kalogridis (Alexander, Pathfinder). Cruise would play an undercover agent who has to spend time in the company of a woman who has issues with men.
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Cameron Diaz | Tom Cruise | James Mangold | Scott Frank | Dana Fox | Laeta Kalogridis | Wichita
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