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Hollywood star Jennifer Lawrence is teaming up with Gene Stupnitsky for an R-rated comedy movie.
The film, titled ‘No Hard Feelings’, is described as a coming-of-age dramedy. It has been picked up by Sony Pictures, PTI reported from Los Angeles.
Stupnitsky, best known for his stint as a writer and co-executive producer on NBC’s ‘The Office’ as well as his directorial debut film ‘Good Boys’, will helm the movie from a script that he will write with Joan Phillips.
‘No Hard Feelings’ is set in Montauk, NY, a hamlet on the east end of Long Island.
The project is touted as an R-rated comedy in the vein of Tom Cruise’s 1983 film ‘Risky Business’ and Cameron Diaz-starrer ‘Bad Teacher’, in which Stupnitsky served as an executive producer and writer.
Sony Pictures reportedly faced some competition from other major studios and streaming services in its pursuit of the project.
Universal Pictures, the studio that backed Stupnitsky’s ‘Good Boys’, was also in the fray but Sony eventually came out on top.
The studio now plans to provide the film with an exclusive theatrical release.
Lawrence has a packed slate going ahead as she is set to star in Netflix’s ‘Don’t Look Up’, directed by Adam McKay. She will also team up with filmmaker Paolo Sorrentino for ‘Mob Girl’.
