The latter has several projects in development including the Disney-based animated film “The Mysterious Tadpole,” which Johnson is developing with Rob Minkoff.Tonight on the Titanic Quiz Beezus and Ramona Quiz Ramona Forever Quiz Henry and Beezus Quiz Cam Jansen The Chocolate Fudge Mystery Quiz Horrible Harry in Room 2B Quiz Cam Jansen The Mystery of the Monster Movie Quiz Horrible Harry's Secret Quiz Horrible Harry and the Purple People Quiz Cam Jansen The Mystery of the U.F.O. Steindorff’s film venture, Stone Village, will remain separate, as will Johnson’s feature company, Don Johnson Prods. Among them is the recently completed Robert Benton-directed adaptation of Philip Roth’s “The Human Stain” for Miramax and Lakeshore starring Anthony Hopkins and Nicole Kidman, and the Howard Hughes biopic that Chris Nolan is writing and will direct with Jim Carrey starring for Castle Rock.
Steindorff is a film producer who specializes in turning books into movies. “I’ve known Scott since he first got into the business - in fact, I gave him his first job,” said Johnson, who hired Steindorff to write a telepic called “Lessons of Love.” “I’ve had private offers, and we could lay it off, but right now I don’t have to.”
“I’ve been fortunate enough to make enough money to fund this personally,” Johnson said. Johnson also has brought Steindorff in on the HBO pic “The Education of Ron Morris,” a drama about gambling in college football, and a CBS telepic “Lombardi in Love,” which is about to cast. He said he will wait for a pilot script before committing to it as an actor.ĭJS also will include the potential series pilot “Casino Eye,” a drama about a Vegas-based surveillance expert that is being written by Gary Scott Thompson (“The Fast and the Furious”) for NBC and DreamWorks.Īnother potential series the producers are about to shop is “Can’t Get Arrested.” Penned by Jeff Kahn (“The Ben Stiller Show”), the sitcom revolves around an unemployed actor whose arrest for stealing leads to undercover FBI work. Their pilot projects include “Border Patrol,” a New Mexico-based drama that will be developed as a potential star vehicle for Johnson.
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