It finally happened
The story of 'The Goon Squad", our golf group, is coming to the big screen. REALLY.
By Steven Zeitchik October 26, 2009
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Steve Carell and Warner Bros. are aiming for the fairway.
The studio has acquired "Missing Links," a golf comedy based on a novel by ESPN's Rick Reilly. Carell is attached to star as a golfer angling for a better place to play and will produce via his Carousel Prods. banner.
"The Break-Up" screenwriter Jay Lavender is writing the screenplay.
With slightly different names, Goons become Chops, Homer becomes Hoover, Charlie is Chunkin Charlie, and Lake Valley Golf Course moves to Boston. Lots of stories incorporated in the book that actually happened with/to us. Hope they do a good job with it.
By Steven Zeitchik October 26, 2009
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Steve Carell and Warner Bros. are aiming for the fairway.
The studio has acquired "Missing Links," a golf comedy based on a novel by ESPN's Rick Reilly. Carell is attached to star as a golfer angling for a better place to play and will produce via his Carousel Prods. banner.
"The Break-Up" screenwriter Jay Lavender is writing the screenplay.
With slightly different names, Goons become Chops, Homer becomes Hoover, Charlie is Chunkin Charlie, and Lake Valley Golf Course moves to Boston. Lots of stories incorporated in the book that actually happened with/to us. Hope they do a good job with it.
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