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A Look At Selena Gomez’s Best Movies & TV Shows (Photo Credit – Hotstar)

Selena Gomez is currently filming the latest season of Only Murders In The Building, but her journey as an actress started years ago with Barney & Friends. Although she gained massive popularity after featuring in the Disney Channel TV show Wizards of Waverly Place and numerous other Disney projects, she simultaneously excelled in the music industry, produced her music albums, and even established a business empire by launching a brand named Rare Beauty.

Irrespective of the venture, Selena has only received love and support from her fans. Selena Gomez’s films and TV shows have also earned immense recognition over the years. As we wait for the latest season of Only Murders In The Building to release, let’s look at some of the best of her works.

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Title: Behaving Badly Director: Tim Garrick Starring: Nat Wolff, Selena Gomez, Mary-Louise Parker, Elisabeth Shue, Dylan McDermott, Heather Graham, Ashley Rickards, Cary Elwes, Patrick Warburton, Jason Lee Running time: 98 minutes, Rated R, In theaters August 1st Awkward teenager Rick (Nat Wolff) lives a somewhat crappy existence. His alcoholic mom (Mary-Louise Parker) just tried to commit suicide and left notes for everyone she knows, scattered around the dining room where the family confers. His older brother Steven (Mitch Hewer) is a typical jock in the closet. His older sister Kristen (Ashley Richards) strips to save money for a last ditch attempt to get into a university. His best friend Billy  [ Read More ]

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Struggling to find your true identity can be a challenging and difficult process for many teens who are searching for a way to be remembered by their peers. The main character, Rick Stevens, in writer-director Tim Garrick’s new independent comedy, ‘Behaving Badly,’ intriguingly attempts to prove his genuine nice personality as he struggles to gain the romantic attention of one his classmates. Actor Nat Wolff has once again shown his versatility as a performer in the coming-of-age comedy, as he infused Rick with a vulnerability at getting emotionally hurt, despite his seemingly tough demeanor. ‘Behaving Badly’ follows Rick, a 17-year-old senior in high school who’s struggling to find his place [ Read More ]

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Teen queens are ‘Behaving Badly’ in the new official trailer and set stills from the upcoming comedy. The movie, which marks the feature film writing and directorial debuts of Tim Garrick, is set to be distributed by Vertical Entertainment. The film, which Garrick co-scribed with Scott Russell, is now available on VOD and iTunes, and will be released in theaters on August 1. ‘Behaving Badly’ stars Nat Wolff, Selena Gomez, Mary-Louise Parker, Elisabeth Shue, Dylan McDermott, Heather Graham, Ashley Rickards, Cary Elwes, Patrick Warburton and Jason Lee. The following synopsis for the movie was released by Vertical Entertainment: In this fast-paced, outrageously funny, all-star romp, socially awkward high schooler Rick [ Read More ]

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A trailer for Selena Gomez's new comedy Behaving Badly has been released.

Gomez stars in the movie as a temptress whose relationship with high school student Rick Stevens (Nat Wolff) causes his life to spiral out of control.

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Nat also finds himself fending off unwanted advances from a cadre of kooky older women.

Elisabeth Shue has a supporting role as a cougar who tries to get off with Wolff's character, while Heather Graham portrays a randy attorney.

Tim Garrick (Stranger Than Fiction) directed Behaving Badly and also adapted the screenplay with Scott Russell from the book While I'm Dead Feed the Dog.

Behaving Badly opens in limited release in the Us on August 1.

The Fault in Our Stars breakout star Nat Wolff switches gears from tearjerking dramatics to outlandish laughs, as he tries to win Selena Gomez's affections in the first trailer for Behaving Badly. Nat Wolff plays Rick Stevens, who makes a bet with a mobster's son that he can land the girl of his dreams, Nina Pennington (Selena Gomez), in writer-director Tim Garrick's comedy. Check out the first footage for this upcoming comedy, co-starring Heather Graham, Elisabeth Shue, Dylan McDermott, Mary-Louise Parker, Patrick Warburton and Jason Lee, which is currently available on iTunes before arriving in theaters August 1.

Rick Stevens (Nat Wolff) is willing to do whatever it takes to try and win the heart of Nina Pennington (Selena Gomez). Even if this means making a bet with a mobster's son! The pressure is on, but the mob isn't the only thing that's standing in his way. He'll also...

Nat Wolff finally gets to spend some time with crush Selena Gomez, but things quickly go south, in the first trailer for comedy “Behaving Badly.” Based on the book “While I'm Dead…Feed The Dog” by Ric Browd, the Tim Garrick film follows Wolff as Rick Stevens, who's determined to win the heart of Nina Pennington (Gomez). Somehow, this puts him in the paths of her jealous ex-boyfriend (Austin Stowell), a cougar (Elisabeth Shue), a brothel set up in his living room by his sister (Ashley Rickards), and of course, the cops. Also read: Selena Gomez, Nat Wolff Comedy ‘Behaving Badly’ Acquired.

Mob men, strippers and a gang of nuns are just some of the characters Nat Wolff has to deal with in order to win his dream girl in the first trailer for Tim Garrick‘s comedy “Behaving Badly.” Based on the 2000 novel “While I’m Dead…Feed The Dog” by Ric Browd, “Behaving Badly” follows Rick Stevens (Wolff), a teenager who tries to steal the heart of the girl of his dreams, Nina Pennington (Selena Gomez), from her jealous ex-boyfriend, Kevin (Austin Stowell). But to make matters more difficult, he also to deal with a string of outrageous personalities that include his [...]

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Stars: Nat Wolff, Selena Gomez, Mary-Louise Parker, Heather Graham, Elisabeth Shue, Cary Elwes, Ashley Rickards, Patrick Warburton, Jason Lee, Mindy Robinson, Gary Busey, Dylan McDermott | Written by Tim Garrick, Scott Russell | Directed by Tim Garrick

Behaving Badly is a story about Rick Stevens (Nat Wolff), a boy who makes a bet with a Lithuanian from his school with mob ties that he can sleep with a Nina Pennington (Selena Gomez) before the fortnight is through. Watch Rick lie his way through insane situations as he embarks on a crazy adventure to win the girl of his dreams. Of course to do that, he needs to avoid her crazy ex-boyfriend, the mob, his best friend’s mother who has decided she loves him and more to prove that he is the perfect man for Nina, the girl who wants to be a Priest.

Rick Stevens breaks the forth wall as he talks to the audience,...

Selena Gomez's filmography continues its rapid growth, as she now follows up her starring roles in "Spring Breakers" and "Getaway" with a performance in Tim Garrick's romantic comedy "Behaving Badly." The film's U.S. rights have been acquired by Vertical Entertainment, which will be releasing the film theatrically in August 2014. "Behaving Badly" chronicles the romantic escapades of Rick Stevens (played by Nat Wolff of "The Fault in Our Stars") as he attempts to win the heart of Gomez's Nina Pennington. What follows is a slew of bizarre characters that hinder his efforts to succeed in love, including the mob, a group of strippers, his best friend’s horny mother, his drug-abusing boss, a perverted principal, a priest with a really big secret, a sultry defense attorney, and a patron saint who dispenses cryptic advice. "This film spoke to us on many levels and we are excited to show...

Samuel Goldwyn Films has picked up Us rights to Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland’s The Last Of Robin Hood. Separately, Vertical Entertainment has picked up Behaving Badly.

Goldwyn plans an autumn release for Lifetime Films’ The Last Of Robin Hood, which stars Kevin Kline as Errol Flynn in a twilight years romance with starlet Beverly Aadland played by Dakota Fanning. Susan Sarandon also stars.

Samuel Goldwyn Films brokered the deal with Lifetime Films / A+E Studios and Cinetic Media.

Declan Baldwin, Maggie Malina, Pamela Koffler and Christine Vachon produced the Lifetime Films presentation in association with Killer Films and Big Indie Pictures.

Todd Haynes, Rob Sharenow, Tanya Lopez, Molly Thompson, Colleen McCormick and Lisa Hamilton Daly served as executive producers.

Vertical Entertainment has acquired all Us rights from Voltage Pictures and Preferred Content to Behaving Badly from Tim Garrick. Nat Wolff, Selena Gomez, Mary-Louise Parker, Elisabeth Shue, Dylan McDermott, Jason Lee, [link...

Samuel Goldwyn Films has picked up Us rights to Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland’s The Last Of Robin Hood. Separately, Vertical Entertainment has picked up Behaving Badly.

Goldwyn plans an autumn release for Lifetime Films’ The Last Of Robin Hood, which stars Kevin Kline as Errol Flynn in a twilight years romance with starlet Beverly Aadland played by Dakota Fanning. Susan Sarandon also stars.

Samuel Goldwyn Films brokered the deal with Lifetime Films / A+E Studios and Cinetic Media.

Declan Baldwin, Maggie Malina, Pamela Koffler and Christine Vachon produced the Lifetime Films presentation in association with Killer Films and Big Indie Pictures.

Todd Haynes, Rob Sharenow, Tanya Lopez, Molly Thompson, Colleen McCormick and Lisa Hamilton Daly served as executive producers.

Vertical Entertainment has acquired all Us rights from Voltage Pictures and Preferred Content to Behaving Badly from Tim Garrick. Nat Wolff, Selena Gomez, Mary-Louise Parker, Elisabeth Shue, Dylan McDermott, Jason Lee, [link...

Vertical Entertainment has acquired all U.S. rights to Tim Garrick's comedy “Behaving Badly,” which stars Nat Wolff (“The Fault in our Stars”) and Selena Gomez (“Spring Breakers”), the company announced Wednesday. A Mad Chance production, “Behaving Badly” was fully financed by Starboard Entertainment, and Vertical plans to release the film in theaters this August. The film co-stars Mary-Louise Parker, Elisabeth Shue, Dylan McDermott, Jason Lee, Heather Graham, Cary Elwes, Gary Busey and Patrick Warburton. Also read: Intruder Arrested at Selena Gomez's Home Wolff stars as Rick Stevens, who's willing to do whatever it takes to try and...

Vertical Entertainment has acquired all U.S. rights to Tim Garrick's Behaving Badly , starring Nat Wolff ( The Fault in Our Stars ) and Selena Gomez along with Mary-Louise Parker, Elisabeth Shue, Dylan McDermott, Jason Lee, Heather Graham, Cary Elwes, Gary Busey, and Patrick Warburton. The deal was announced by the company.s President, Rich Goldberg, who plans to release the film in theaters in August 2014. In the comedy, directed by Tim Garrick, Rick Stevens (Nat Wolff) is willing to do whatever it takes to try and win the heart of Nina Pennington (Selena Gomez) . even if this means making a bet with a mobster.s son! The pressure is on, but the mob isn.t the only thing that's standing in his way. If he ever hopes to land the girl of his dreams, he'll also have to deal with a...

Today’s film is the 2005 short The Receipt. Also known as The Rece!pt, the film is directed by Tim Garrick, who also co-wrote it with Analisa Brouet. Brouet also stars in the short alongside Matthew D. McCallum, Dina Meyer, and Kristen Bell. After guest starring turns on The Shield and Everwood, Bell rose to prominence playing the titular character in the tv show Veronica Mars, following that up with a roles in movies such as Forgetting Sarah Marshall and Couples Retreat. Her newest feature, Veronica Mars, a continuation of the show, opened in American theatres and on VOD this past weekend.

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Mixing her seasons for an eclectic look, Selena Gomez lunched at Little Cafe in Los Angeles on Saturday (February 22).

The "Spring Breakers" star wore a beige top, brown infinity scarf, denim daisy dukes, and brown ankle boots as she made her way back outside.

This fall, the 21-year-old actress/singer returns to the big screen in an upcoming comedy called "Behaving Badly."

Written and directed by Tim Garrick, the movie co-stars Heather Graham, Mary-Louise Parker, Elisabeth Shue, Jason Lee, and Dylan McDermott.

Gomez, Hudgens, Franco, guns and bikinis: Outstanding domestic debut Harmony Korine's crime flick Spring Breakers currently boasts the year's highest per-theater average. That's no small feat. As per final Us/Canada weekend box-office numbers published on the web site Box Office Mojo, this past weekend (March 15-17) the film raked in $263,002 at three locations (two in New York City, one in Los Angeles). That's down slightly from the studio's $270,000 estimate released on Sunday, but still enough to average a fantastic $87,667 per venue. (Pictured above: Gomez [scroll down for more on Gomez's box-office performance to date; pictured below: bad girls in bikinis in court.) One of the highest opening weekend per-theater averages ever Spring Breakers was down one spot on Box Office Mojo's post-1982 chart of opening-weekend per-theater averages. At #23, the movie is sandwiched between two Academy Award winners: Tom Hooper / Colin Firth's The King's Speech with $88,863 and Steven Spielberg / Daniel Day-Lewis' Lincoln with $85,846. Once inflation is factored in, Spring Breakers drops to the 52nd spot (down nine spots from yesterday's estimates), landing between Daniel Myrick...

Envision Media Arts (Ema) announced today that Dylan McDermott will star in Freezer, an action-thriller shooting this month in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Mikael Salomon will direct from a script by Tom Doganoglu and Shane Weisfeld. Lee Nelson and David Buelow will produce for Envision Media.

Robert (McDermott), an everyday guy, finds himself tested beyond human endurance when he awakens to find himself locked in an industrial freezer by Russian thugs. They insist he returns the $8 million dollars he stole from them, the only problem is, Robert has no idea what they are talking about.... As he fights for his life before freezing to death, the truth slowly reveals itself.

Here's what producer Lee Nelson had to say about the casting addition.

"We are excited that Dylan McDermott and Mikael Salomon have come together on this project. Their collaboration will combine Dylan's intensity as an actor with Salomon's powerful direction to...

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Lars von Trier’s Nymphomaniac is only two days into filming and has already stirred a great deal of controversy (no surprise there). The film has been described as an erotic drama that, according to star Shia Labeouf, will feature hard-core pornographic sex scenes (the producers insist that “body doubles and visual effects” will be used). Von Trier plans to release it in two parts – each in a soft-core and hard-core version. (What is this? The arthouse porn equivalent of Kill Bill?) The film stars Charlotte Gainsbourg (Melancholia) as the titular nymphomaniac who tells the story of her life from 0-50 to a man (Stellan Skarsgård) who discovers her beaten up in an alleyway.

Just a few days after we got word that Heather Graham would reprise her Hangover role in the upcoming third installment, Variety has informed us that the actress is keeping pretty busy these days. She’s joined the cast of Feed the Dog, an indie comedy — formerly known as Parental Guidance Suggested – which sees Selena Gomez in the starring role.

Tim Garrick has written the script and will be directing the picture, which is based from Ric Browde‘s novel, While I’m Dead… Feed the Dog. Andrew Lazar will be producing through his Mad Chance banner. Graham is also joining Nat Wolff, Austin Stowell, Dylan McDermott, Elisabeth Shue and Cary Elwes.

To get a better sense of the project, aside from its stars, here’s a synopsis of the novel via Amazon:

“‘My publishers are trying to convince me that books are like albums and sell better when they are released posthumously.

The Hangover Part III John Goodman is in talks for a small but integral role in the upcoming "The Hangover Part III".

Goodman would play an antagonist in the vein of the character Paul Giamatti played in the previous film. [Source: IFC]

A Most Wanted Man Willem Dafoe has joined the cast of Anton Corbijn's adaptation of John le Carre's "A Most Wanted Man".

The story follows a half-Chechen, half-Russian man on the run who arrives in Hamburg looking to recover his late Russian father's ill-gotten fortune. [Source: Variety]

Feed the Dog Heather Graham has joined the cast of the Selena Gomez-led, Tim Garrick-directed indie comedy "Feed the Dog".

Nat Wolff, Austin Stowell, Dylan McDermott, Elisabeth Shue and Cary Elwes also star in the film based on Ric Browde's novel "While I'm Dead ... Feed the Dog." [Source: Chicago Tribune]...

Here are a couple of casting notes in brief: Heather Graham (The Hangover) is set to star opposite Selena Gomez in the indie comedy Feed the Dog, formerly titled Parental Guidance Suggested. Rafe Spall (Prometheus), Megan Park (The Secret Life of the American Teenager) and Mackenzie Davis (Smashed) will join Daniel Radcliffe in The F Word, directed by Michael Dowse (Goon). Hit the jump for details on each picture. First up from Variety comes news of Graham's latest role in the rock-and-roll odyssey.  The picture is based on Ric Browde's novel, "While I'm Dead...Feed the Dog," as adapted by writer/director Tim Garrick.  The film also stars Nat Wolff, Austin Stowell, Dylan McDermott, Elisabeth Shue and Cary Elwes.  Graham also recently added The Hangover Part III to her upcoming roles.  Here's a bit of the book description from While I'm Dead...Feed the Dog (via Amazon): "My...

The Wolf Of Wall Street

Matthew McConaughey is the latest to join Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf Of Wall Street" about the rise and fall of stockbroker Jordan Belfort (Leonardo Di Caprio)

McConaughey has signed up to play the early boss and mentor to Belfort. Shooting kicks off this month in New York. [Source: The AP]

A Girl and a Gun

Terrence Howard has signed on for Filip Jan Rymsza's modern L.A. thriller "A Girl and a Gun". Juno Temple, Luis Guzman and Christopher Walken also star.

Howard will play the lead of Ian, a hustler with big Hollywood dreams who’s going nowhere fast until he intervenes in a mugging and get pulled in to a world of intrigue. [Source: Deadline]

Can A Song Save Your Life?

Yasiin Bey (aka. Mos Def) has joined the cast of John Carney's music-themed drama "Can A Song Save Your Life?" at Exclusive Media and Likely Story.

Selena Gomez ("Wizards of Waverly Place") and Nat Wolff (New Year's Eve; "The Naked Brothers Band") are starring in Parental Guidance Suggested, about two teens on a rock n roll whirlwind journey.

Also in the cast: Austin Stowell (Dolphin Tale) who will play Selena's characters overbearing boyfriend, Dylan McDermott (The Perks of Being a Wallflower), Elisabeth Shue (Adventures in Babysitting) will be a mom to one of the teens, and Cary Elwes (The Princess Bride). Tim Garrick will direct the movie adapted from the novel "While I'm Dead...Feed the Dog." 

This film isn't to be confused with the upcoming Billy Crystal-Bailey Madison starrer Parental Guidance about a grandpa who is suddenly faced with having to be a surrogate parent when his daughter and her kids move back in. 

Source: Deadline...

Exclusive: Elisabeth Shue is in negotiations to join the cast of Parental Guidance Suggested. The CSI actress would be joining Selena Gomez, Nat Wolff, Austin Stowell, Cary Elwes and Dylan McDermott in the indie teen comedy. Shue will play one of the teen’s mothers in the movie. The actress, who was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for 1995’s Leaving Las Vegas, joined CBS’s CSI earlier this year. Parental Guidance Suggested is directed by Tim Garrick, based on the novel While I’m Dead … Feed The Dog by former record producer Ric Browde. The story follows Gomez’s Nina Pennington character and Wolff’s Ric Thibault on a rock’n’roll whirlwind. Garrick wrote the adaptation. Parental Guidance Suggested is produced by Mad Chance. CAA packaged the movie, which is shooting in La. Shue is repped by CAA and Management 360.

Congratulations Selena! The actress has just been cast in the new indie film 'Parental Guidance Suggested.' Read on for details about her new flick! Selena Gomez, 20, will star alongside Nat Wolff and Austin Stowell in this quirky coming-of-age comedy! The film, based on Ric Browde's novel While I'm Dead... Feed The Dog, follows 16-year-old Ric Thibault (Nat) on a rock 'n' roll themed journey with his crush Nina Pennington (Selena). Austin will play Selena's overbearing boyfriend in the film. Dylan McDermott and Cary Elwes will also appear in the film, which is directed by Tim Garrick. HollywoodLifers, are You excited to see Selena's new movie? Vote below! The Hollywood Reporter➚ -- Jenny Pickard More Selena Gomez News: Selena Gomez In Love With Another Justin — Not Bieber Justin Bieber Supports Selena Gomez On Commercial Set Justin Bieber & Selena Gomez Shower His Little Sister With Affection On Date [polldaddy poll=6433267]...

Split Decision

Brendan Fraser will star in Damian Lee’s action-thriller "Split Decision" for Rollercoaster Entertainment and Vortex Words + Pictures. Shooting kicks off shortly on location in Ontario.

The story follows two children (Holly Deveaux, Christian Martin) who witness a murder while on a wilderness camping trip with a family friend (Daniel Kash). When two criminal brothers (Dominic Purcell and Ethan Suplee) start to hunt down the children to silence them, Fraser’s father-figure sets out to rescue them. [Source: THR]

Dark Skies

Josh Hamilton will star opposite Keri Russell in the thriller "Dark Skies" at Blumhouse Productions and Alliance Films.

The story involves an alien disguised as a human and a boy tagged for abduction. Shooting kicks off this week. [Source: Variety]

Parental Guidance Suggested

Selena Gomez is set to headline Tim Garrick's indie offbeat coming-of-age comedy "Parental Guidance Suggested". Nat Wolff, Austin Stowell, Dylan McDermott and Cary Elwes also star.

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• Hugh Jackman is attached to star in Orders to Kill for director Lee Daniels, playing real-life lawyer William Pepper, who has spent his life contending that Martin Luther King, Jr. was not assassinated by James Earl Ray, but by interests keen to silence his opposition to the Vietnam War. The film is based on Pepper’s book of the same name. The historic civil rights leader is a significant figure for both men: Daniels just cast True Blood’s Nelsan Ellis to play King in The Butler, his biopic about Eugene Allen, who worked in the White House for four decades.

Here are some casting updates at a glance: Selena Gomez (Monte Carlo) has joined Parental Guidance Suggested, a rock-and-roll odyssey from writer/director Tim Garrick. Josh Gad (Love and Other Drugs) is the latest to join Shawn Levy's The Internship, a comedic reunion of Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson. Miles Teller (Project X) and Analeigh Tipton (Crazy, Stupid, Love) will star in Two Night Stand, a romantic comedy from Black List scribe Mark Hammer that will be the directorial debut of Max Nichols. Josh Hamilton (J. Edgar) is set to join Keri Russell in Dark Skies, a sci-fi horror picture from Priest director, Scott Charles Stewart. Hit the jump for more on each project. THR reports that Gomez will star as Nina Pennington, the object of 16-year-old Ric Thibault's crush in Parental Guidance Suggested, an adaptation of the 2000 Ric Browde novel, "While I'm Dead...Feed the Dog."  Nat Wolff...

Selena Gomez is hitting the road ... but not for a concert tour.

The actress-singer is going indie as she joins the cast of the romantic road comedy, "Parental Guidance Suggested," according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Based on Ric Browde's quirky coming-of-age novel, "While I'm Dead ... Feed the Dog" (yeah, we'd change the title, too), "Parental Guidance Suggested" follows 16-year-old Ric (Nat Wolff) and his crush, Nina (Gomez), as they embark on a rock n' roll odyssey that will almost definitely involve self-discovery and kissing.

News of the project began leaking out this week as several cast members have been tweeting about their involvement. The cast also includes Dylan McDermott and Cary Elwes (as the fathers of the two teens, we're assuming) as well as Austin Stowell ("The Secret Life of the American Teenager") as Gomez's overbearing boyfriend (whom she'll probably eventually dump for Wolff).

Selena Gomez has certainly been keeping busy lately,...

Warner Bros. is sharpening its teeth for "Bite Me," a comedy spec by Tim Garrick and Scott Russell. Thunder Road's Basil Iwanyk and Andrew Lazar of Mad Chance Prods. are producing.

The logline to the high-concept idea is being kept in the vault.

Thunder Road's Mary Viola is exec producing. The deal, preemptive in nature, was for mid-six figures.

Garrick directed "The Receipt," a short film that brought him to the attention of Lazar. That in turn led the two to begin collaboration on an adaptation of "When I'm Dead, Feed the Dog" for Garrick to direct. He is working on the "Dead" script with Russell, his longtime writing partner. The duo has "Blindsided" set up at Constantin Film.

Garrick and Russell are repped by the Gotham Group.