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Hollywood delivered two reports of longtime collaborators getting back together today. First up is the "Jurassic World" franchise. Veteran entertainment reporter Jeff Sneider wrote in his subscription newsletter, "The InSneider," that J.A. Bayona, who directed "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom," could return to helm "Jurassic World 5." Bayona is currently Universal Pictures' top choice for the job.
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Sneider also reported that Universal previously approached Lee Isaac Chung, who directed the studio's sequel "Twisters," about taking the reins. A deal failed to come together, prompting Universal to begin talks with Bayona.
The other reunion involves Jennifer Lawrence, who has tapped her "No Hard Feelings" director Gene Stupnitsky (pictured above, right) for her next starring vehicle, the romantic comedy "One Month Mark." Backed by Apple Original Films, the project has yet to reveal a full synopsis. Its initial logline centers on a woman who has never made it past one month in a relationship and a man who has never gone longer than a month without one.
via： Deadline The InSneider