Glen Powell Secures Major Studio Deal for “Homewreckers,” an Erotic Sci-Fi Thriller

Emerging Writer Neil M. Paik and Rising Star Glen Powell Team Up for Groundbreaking Erotic Sci-Fi Thriller

Glen Powell

In a big milestone for Hollywood, Glen Powell has signed a large studio deal for “Homewreckers,” an erotic sci-fi thriller that has swiftly become one of the most anticipated film packages of 2024.

Legendary Studios won a bidding war against major studios such as Lionsgate, New Regency, Sony, and Warner Bros. According to reports, the studio paid a seven-figure payment for the tale rights, followed by another seven-figure deal for screenwriter Neil M. Paik to create and produce the script.

The film is based on Paik’s unpublished three-chapter novella. Powell is expected to star in and produce the project. According to sources, the film would be inspired by well-known sexual thriller directors like Adrian Lyne and modern sci-fi innovators like Alex Garland. This combination provides a distinctive viewing experience.

This acquisition wraps up a successful year for Powell, who is cementing his status as a rising star in Hollywood. His 2024 film slate includes the smash rom-com Anyone But You, which grossed $220 million worldwide; the critically praised Hit Man, which won him a Golden Globe nomination; and the summer blockbuster Twisters, which grossed $371 million globally.

Neil M. Paik, an up-and-coming writer recognized for turning short stories into in-demand projects, has already collaborated with Amazon and Warner Bros. “Homewreckers” is another significant step in his developing career.

Powell’s momentum continues with upcoming projects, including a sci-fi fantasy film with J.J. Abrams and Jenna Ortega and an adaptation of “The Running Man” with Edgar Wright.

This deal also represents a significant move for Legendary Studios, which recently terminated its output agreement with Sony. The studio is creating new projects with Warner Bros., including the upcoming live-action/hybrid road movie “Animal Friends.”

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