Mark Ruffalo is considering teaming up with Chris Hemsworth once again for a new project. This time, they might join forces for the adaptation of Don Winslow’s novella, Crime 101. Amazon MGM Studios is developing the film, with Ruffalo in talks to star. Hemsworth is also in discussions to both star in and produce the movie alongside his Ben Grayson. Deadline reports that the film is slated to hit theatres next year. Crime 101 promises an intriguing and suspenseful narrative, revolving around a series of high-level jewel thefts along the Pacific Coast.
Bart Layton, known for his knack for crafting compelling stories, is both directing and handling the script for the film. His collaboration with Peter Straughan promises a captivating narrative. The production team boasts an impressive lineup including Shane Salerno from Story Factory, Eric Fellner and Tim Bevan from Working Title, Bart Layton and Dimitri Doganis from RAW, and Derrin Schlesinger. Joely Fether from RAW is set to executive produce the film, reports Deadline.
Work-wise, Mark Ruffalo has had a stellar year on the professional front. His remarkable performance in Poor Things garnered him his fourth Oscar nomination, showcasing his talent once again in a Searchlight production. Additionally, he’s reportedly involved in the HBO limited series Task, created by Brad Ingelsby, renowned for his work on Mare of Easttown. Exciting future endeavours include Mickey 17, directed by Bong Joon Ho and featuring Robert Pattinson, as well as Hal & Harper, a series helmed by Cooper Raif.
As the upcoming film progresses through development, fans are eagerly anticipating seeing Ruffalo and Hemsworth together on the big screen again, delivering what promises to be a thrilling and memorable experience.
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