Post by The Ultimate Nullifier on Jan 21, 2014 15:10:54 GMT -6
Bruce Willis has signed on to star in Emmett/Furla Films' Vice.
Emmett/Furla, the company behind the surprise hit Lone Survivor, recently picked up the hot sci-fi spec Vice by Andre Fabrizio and Jeremy Passmore.
The project will reteam the banner, run by Randall Emmett and George Furla, with the writers and star of The Prince, the Willis-toplined thriller that just wrapped shooting in Alabama.
Adam Goldworm, also one of the producers of Prince, is back for Vice, producing via his company Aperture Entertainment.
Emmett's wife Ambyr Childers (2 Guns, Ray Donovan, Gangster Squad) will co-star.
Vice, which has been described as having a Westworld-meets-Grand Theft Auto vibe, is set on a resort in the future where the staff are lifelike synthetic beings and the rich can live out their darkest fantasies.
The pseudo-paradise has an "anything goes" policy, given that the memories of the androids reset every night.
One female staffer (Childers), however, suffers a glitch and is flooded with all her memories.
Realizing the horror she has been made to suffer, she vows revenge.
Willis will play the owner of the resort.
Emmet/Furla, which is financing the project, sees Vice as an action thriller and hopes to put a director on it soon.
Emmett/Furla, the company behind the surprise hit Lone Survivor, recently picked up the hot sci-fi spec Vice by Andre Fabrizio and Jeremy Passmore.
The project will reteam the banner, run by Randall Emmett and George Furla, with the writers and star of The Prince, the Willis-toplined thriller that just wrapped shooting in Alabama.
Adam Goldworm, also one of the producers of Prince, is back for Vice, producing via his company Aperture Entertainment.
Emmett's wife Ambyr Childers (2 Guns, Ray Donovan, Gangster Squad) will co-star.
Vice, which has been described as having a Westworld-meets-Grand Theft Auto vibe, is set on a resort in the future where the staff are lifelike synthetic beings and the rich can live out their darkest fantasies.
The pseudo-paradise has an "anything goes" policy, given that the memories of the androids reset every night.
One female staffer (Childers), however, suffers a glitch and is flooded with all her memories.
Realizing the horror she has been made to suffer, she vows revenge.
Willis will play the owner of the resort.
Emmet/Furla, which is financing the project, sees Vice as an action thriller and hopes to put a director on it soon.