‘Calamity Hustle’ With Ryan Reynolds, Channing Tatum Lands at Warner Bros. After Bidding War

The action comedy hails from writer-directors Adam and Aaron Nee

Ryan Reynolds Channing Tatum Calamity Hustle
Ryan Reynolds and Channing Tatum (Credit: Getty Images)

Warner Bros. emerges victorious after a week-long bidding war, as the studio is in talks to secure the rights to the action comedy “Calamity Hustle” starring Ryan Reynolds and Channing Tatum.

Adam and Aaron Nee wrote the screenplay, and the pair will direct the project. Although plot details are being kept under wraps, the project centers on a diamond heist gone wrong, which forces an ex-cop turned private investigator to hunt down his estranged brother for a vicious mob boss.

Amazon, Netflix and Warner Brothers. Discovery circled the package shortly after it went out after Thanksgiving. According to the Hollywood Reporter, “the actors were asking for a minimum of $20 million apiece while the Nees were seeing paydays in the $6 million to $8 million range.”

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