Warner Bros. Utilizes Michael Starrbury to Rewrite 'Fully Automatic' Script (Exclusive)

Michael Starrbury remains hired to rewrite Fully Automatic, an action movie from Silver Pictures setup at Warner Bros. The project, setup just like a spec by Randy Feldman in 2002, concentrates on two smart-mouthed rookie cops who synergy getting a lady Delta Pressure operative to avoid a mercenary who's stolen a cache of weapons. The project is specific to remain in a bad tone from the classic buddy action movie but created for current day audiences. Joel Silver and Andrew Rona are coming up with with Silver Pictures' Alex Heineman and Ethan Erwin professional creating. The interesting aspect here's Starrbury who, unlike many other screenwriters, is ratcheting up a screenwriting career within the 30s despite the fact that dwelling in Ontario, MN, rather than in his 20s and dwelling inside a guesthouse in La. Among losing his two kids off in class, Starrbury, repped by CAA, Quality Media Co and attorney Make the most of Szymanski, has offered half-hour comedy pitch to ABC with Peter Tolan and Michael Wimer creating and before that, produced an airplane pilot at Comedy Central referred to as Blackjack that Rough House produced and David Gordon Eco-friendly directed. His large break came when he written an indie drama titled The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete, and which caught the eye of George Tillman. Tillman is which causes it to be his next directorial effort and may shoot it in spring 2012. Now, with Fully Automatic, Starrbury has hopped to the studio world. Silver Pictures, meanwhile, is behind next months' An Online Detective: Wager on Shadows and Project X, a comedy it produced with Todd Phillips which opens in March. Warner Bros.