Actor Vince Vaughn will work together with Universal Pictures to make three film features as part of a two-year, first-look producing deal they have reached.
- August 1, 2007
AceShowbiz -
Appears to be keen enough to plant his name firmly in producing field, "Wedding Crashers" star Vince Vaughn has struck a two-year, first-look producing deal with Universal Pictures through his Wild West Picture Show Productions.
The funnyman and the giant film company will reportedly kick off the pact with three big screen features, each of which could be a starring vehicle for the actor. Already in development stage is "Male Doula", a high-concept comedy based on idea hatched by Vaughn which will have its script penned by Dana Fox, who has also been tapped to write for "What Happens in Vegas...".
Meanwhile, the other two will be an untitled comedy and a satire movie entitled "Realtors", both being produced by Scott Stuber, the producer of Vaughn's 2006 vehicle "The Break-Up." The former, written by Jon Favreau, concerns couples who attend a retreat to reinvigorate their marriages while the latter will satirize the cutthroat chase for commissions by rival realtors in the residential housing market.
