‘Plastic-Man’ Springs Back Into Action With A Female-Spin & A New Black List Writer

TriStar Pictures has picked up an untitled female comedy spec script from rising writer Michelle Harper. Tony Hernandez, John Hodges and Brooke Posch of Jax Media are producing the project, which was featured on the 2020 Black List, unveiled Monday, under its working title, Tin Roof Rusted.

UTA leads all agencies with the most screenplays 2020’s The Black List, which was announced Monday. The agency had a total of 17 scripts on the annual list of the year’s most-liked unproduced screenplays. It was followed by Verve, which had 8.5 scripts on the list.

Also Read: Ridley Scott to Exec Produce Prison Thriller 'Panopticon' Based on Black List ScriptThe next two highest-ranking scripts were “Chang Can Dunk” by Jingyi Shao and “Neither Confirm Nor Deny” by Dave Collard, which had 28 and 26 mentions respectively.

Dave McNary Film ReporterSophie Dawson’s cannibal drama “Headhunter” and Jingyi Shao’s basketball story “Chiang Can Dunk” earned the top spots on the 2020 edition of The Black List.“Headhunter” follows a cannibal who chooses his victims based on their Instagram clout, but he finds his routine shaken by a man who wants to be eaten.

Refresh for updates: The 16th annual The Black List was announced this morning by Deus Nice and The Kid Mero, and below is the ranked list of hot unproduced (or on the verge of being produced) screenplays. Leading this year’s list with 29 votes is Sophie Dawson’s Headhunter which follows a high-functioning cannibal who selects his victims based on their Instagram popularity. However, he finds his habits shaken by a man who wants to be eaten.

Desus Nice and The Kid Mero of Desus & Mero fame are set to announce 16th annual Black List. Yup, you heard that right, The Bodega Boys are set to blow our minds as they host the unveiling of The Black List, which is a collection of Hollywood’s best unproduced scripts written by the most talented screenwriters that you may — or may not know.

straight to your inbox every day for freeCompetition for placesIt's been a gradual process under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer but slowly this Manchester United squad has become stronger, with a greater depth to it, on his watch.But the one area that is probably lacking in terms of the competition is at right-back and it's little surprise that it's now the undisputed right-back who is struggling for form.Everywhere else in the squad there is a degree of competition, a chance to rest and rotate but also a

EXCLUSIVE: The Black List, along with IllumiNative and the Sundance Institute have selected the nine scripts for the inaugural Indigneous List, which spotlights some of the best (if not the best) Indigenous film and television writers living and working within the U.S.

straight to your inboxManchester City fans want to see Aymeric Laporte partner Ruben Dias at the back in the upcoming Manchester derby, rather than John Stones.City have finally started to gather some momentum, after an inconsistent start to the campaign, as Saturday's 2-0 victory over Fulham saw them win successive Premier League games for the first time this season following last weekend's 5-0 mauling of Burnley.Both victories saw Stones star in the heart of defence as the 'Barnsley

Dave McNary Film ReporterWarner Bros. and DC Films have tapped writer Cat Vasko to script “Plastic Man” as a female-led action-adventure.DC-based film production president Walter Hamada and exec Chantal Nong are overseeing for the studio as it shifts the focus of the two-year-old project.The studio unveiled the initial “Plastic Man” pic in 2018, based on DC Comics’ quirky character that debuted in 1941.

Also Read: Warner Bros and DC to Develop 'Plastic Man' Movie“Plastic Man” has been published in several solo series and has interacted with other DC superheroes such as Batman. He was even a member of the Justice League at one point.Former New Line co-founder Bob Shaye will executive produce.

Black Mirror episode – you can watch it below.Brooker, who created the dystopian hit Netflix show, took to Twitter this evening (December 3) to post a cryptic, 10-second video announcement.“2020. Even the creators of Black Mirror couldn’t make this year up,” reads the fast-moving text in the clip.