Kevin Costner and Jake Gyllenhaal are teaming up for the dramedy movie "Honeymoon with Harry," for Amazon MGM Studios.
The pic is based on the book by Bart Baker and follows a man (Gyllenhaal) as he decides to go on a honeymoon with his would-be father-in-law (Costner) after his fiancée dies two days before their wedding.
Glenn Ficarra and John Requa will direct the film from a script by Dan Fogelman, with whom they’ve worked on shows like "Paradise" and "This Is Us", as well as the movie "Crazy, Stupid, Love".
Producers include Fogelman, Mike Karz via Gulfstream Pictures, and Jennifer Salke via her newly launched Sullivan Street Productions banner.
The project marks the latter’s first project with Amazon MGM since stepping down as head of the studio earlier this year and her producing debut.
Salke reunites with Fogelman here after championing his hit family drama "This Is Us" during her pre-Amazon MGM days as President of NBC Entertainment.
"Honeymoon with Harry" also reunites Karz and Gulfstream Pictures with Amazon MGM Studios following his work on their romantic comedy "Upgraded," starring Camila Mendes, and racing pic "One Fast Move," starring KJ Apa and Eric Dane.
The project was originally developed at New Line, where Karz set it up through his overall deal at the time.
Costner most recently directed, produced and starred in "Horizon: An American Saga," a multi-part Civil War epic.
Recently, he’s also executive produced and starred in the hit Paramount drama, "Yellowstone," earning a Golden Globe nom for his acting work.
Through his Territory Pictures, he also serves as executive producer of the forthcoming Civil War spy drama "The Gray House," a six-hour limited series.
Gyllenhaal has recently exec produced and starred in the hit Apple series "Presumed Innocent," earning Emmy and Golden Globe noms for Best Actor.
The show remains the streamer’s #1 most viewed drama of all time and will return for a second season, which Gyllenhaal will exec produce under his Nine Stories banner. Upcoming, he’ll also be seen in M. Night Shyamalan’s "Remain" and Maggie Gyllenhaal’s "The Bride!", both movies for Warner Bros. His company Nine Stories is under a three-year first-look film deal with Amazon MGM.
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