Jason Moore, the director behind hit musical comedies like "Pitch Perfect" and a forthcoming "Legally Blonde" prequel series, has been tapped to helm the highly anticipated film adaptation of beloved mystery series "Murder She Wrote," starring Jamie Lee Curtis.
Moore's involvement is a win for Universal Pictures, with script writers Lauren Schuker Blum and Rebecca Angelo on board to bring Jessica Fletcher to life once again. Amy Pascal will partner with Lord Miller as producers, bringing together the original Emmy-winning series and its iconic character for a fresh take.
Moore's impressive filmography includes comedies like "Sisters" starring Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, and Maya Rudolph, and "Shotgun Wedding," alongside Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel. His TV directing credits span multiple popular shows, including "Dawson's Creek," "Everwood," and "Brothers and Sisters." More recently, he will direct the revival of Tony Award-winning musical "Avenue Q" in London.
The project promises to bring together the nostalgic charm of "Murder She Wrote" with a modern twist. Moore has demonstrated his versatility as a director, taking on a range of genres from comedy to drama and musical theatre. The success of his previous films and TV work will likely translate to this adaptation, which is set to tap into the enduring popularity of Jessica Fletcher.
Moore's production team includes representatives from WME, CAA, Lord Miller, UTA, and other notable agencies, ensuring a well-connected and experienced crew behind the camera. With Universal Pictures' backing and Pascal's expertise as producer, this "Murder She Wrote" adaptation is set to be a promising entry in the mystery genre.
Moore's involvement is a win for Universal Pictures, with script writers Lauren Schuker Blum and Rebecca Angelo on board to bring Jessica Fletcher to life once again. Amy Pascal will partner with Lord Miller as producers, bringing together the original Emmy-winning series and its iconic character for a fresh take.
Moore's impressive filmography includes comedies like "Sisters" starring Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, and Maya Rudolph, and "Shotgun Wedding," alongside Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel. His TV directing credits span multiple popular shows, including "Dawson's Creek," "Everwood," and "Brothers and Sisters." More recently, he will direct the revival of Tony Award-winning musical "Avenue Q" in London.
The project promises to bring together the nostalgic charm of "Murder She Wrote" with a modern twist. Moore has demonstrated his versatility as a director, taking on a range of genres from comedy to drama and musical theatre. The success of his previous films and TV work will likely translate to this adaptation, which is set to tap into the enduring popularity of Jessica Fletcher.
Moore's production team includes representatives from WME, CAA, Lord Miller, UTA, and other notable agencies, ensuring a well-connected and experienced crew behind the camera. With Universal Pictures' backing and Pascal's expertise as producer, this "Murder She Wrote" adaptation is set to be a promising entry in the mystery genre.