Amiel Signs Up for 'Old Timers'
posted June 23, 2009 6:28 AM
Source: THR
Veteran director Jon Amiel has been officially hired to helm a new comedy for Sidney Kimmel Entertainment, tentatively titled Old Timers. Based on a stage play by Noah Haidie, the project tells the story of two retired hitmen.

Amiel’s last picture was 2003’s The Core, starring Aaron Eckhart and Hilary Swank, a sci-fi feature that only grossed $31 million domestically—$37 million when adjusted for inflation. Audiences however are likely more familiar with his work in 1999’s heist-thriller Entrapment, starring Catherine Zeta-Jones and Sean Connery. That caper flick grossed an impressive $87.7 million domestically—$124.4 million adjusted. Amiel recently wrapped work on the Charles Darwin biopic Creation, which is set for release in September.

'jackass' Returning in Three Dimensions
Connery Pipes Up For Animated 'Billi'
Robert Downey, Jr. Thinks His Days Are Numbered
Hathaway Circles 'Spider-Man 4'
UPDATED: 'New Moon' Online Sales Surge
Oscars Announce 2009 Telecast Director
'New Moon' Director Calling it Quits?
Theroux to Pen 'Space Invader'
Golden Globes Adds Animated Film Noms
Leave a comment