It's been a very, very long time since we've seen Rita WIlson in a major movie role-- the comedian has spent most of this decade producing films through the Playtone label and doing whatever awesome things you get to do as Tom Hanks' wife. But Wilson, at 52, is apparently ready for a return to the big screen, and has written the screenplay Terms of Embarrassment with possible intention to star in the film.
The script, which Fox 2000 picked up, is the first she has sold, according to Variety. The somewhat implausible sounding story is about a couple who somehow wind up attending the same college as their son. Continuing education? Night classes? No idea how something like this can happen, but comedies have been based on stranger things.
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It's been a very, very long time since we've seen Rita WIlson in a major movie role-- the comedian has spent most of this decade producing films through the Playtone label and doing whatever awesome things you get to do as Tom Hanks' wife. But Wilson, at 52, is apparently ready for a return to the big screen, and has written the screenplay Terms of Embarrassment with possible intention to star in the film.
