Angelina Jolie and Halle Berry are set to make our film desires come true with a model new motion thriller.
In response to reviews, the Maleficent actress, 47, and Monster’s Ball star, 56, might be teaming up for Maude v Maude, which is regarded as just like a Bond v Bourne flick.
Deadline reviews that Warner Bros received the rights to the upcoming movie after a fierce bidding conflict, with each leads additionally serving as producers.
Jeff Kirschenbaum, Joe Roth and Holly Jeter – Halle’s producing companion – are additionally on board as producers.
Roseanne Liang is slated to direct, whereas Scott Mosier has penned the script – however particulars have been stored tightly beneath wraps by way of plot.
An insider instructed the outlet that it will likely be just like a Bond v Bourne motion movie, with places across the globe.
Maude v Maude couldn’t be extra up our road.
There may be at present no indication on a launch date however, seeing as Halle and Angelina are at present booked and busy, we could also be in for a wait.
Halle, who just lately brought on a stir on Instagram, is engaged on thriller flick By no means Let Go, beside Anthony B Jenkins and Percy Daggs,
It follows a mother and her twin sons, who’ve discovered themselves suffering from an evil spirit.
Angelina Jolie might be returning to the massive display screen in a brand new motion movie
Their world comes crashing down when one in every of her sons questions whether or not their tormentor is actual, resulting in a probably deadly battle to outlive.
In the meantime, Angelina will subsequent be seen within the function of Maria Callas in a brand new biopic on the opera singer, merely titled Maria.
The challenge, helmed by Spencer director Pablo Larrain, relies on true accounts and can discover the ultimate days of the famend musician.
‘I take very significantly the duty to Maria’s life and legacy. I’ll give all I can to fulfill the problem,’ Angelina mentioned of the movie.
‘Pablo Larrain is a director I’ve lengthy admired.
To be allowed the prospect to inform extra of Maria’s story with him, and with a script by Steven Knight, is a dream.’
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