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Craig Gillespie in Talks to Direct Glen Powell in Legendary Sci-Fi Thriller ‘Homewreckers,’ Deadline Reports
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Craig Gillespie in Talks to Direct Glen Powell in Legendary Sci-Fi Thriller ‘Homewreckers,’ Deadline Reports

Deadline reports that director Craig Gillespie is in talks with Legendary to direct Glen Powell in Homewreckers, an adaptation of a Neil Paik novella. The studio has not confirmed casting or details as the project approaches further development.

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Craig Gillespie is in talks to direct Glen Powell in Legendary’s sci-fi thriller Homewreckers, Deadline reported Tuesday, describing the project as an erotic, twisty genre film. The report framed the effort as pre-production development, with casting and creative details still under discussion and not formally confirmed by the studio.

Deadline said the negotiations come ahead of Gillespie’s next major release, Supergirl, a DC Studios film. Gillespie’s current involvement in that franchise project has made him a candidate to transition into the next high-profile genre assignment as Legendary develops Homewreckers.

According to Deadline, Homewreckers is based on a novella by Neil Paik, with Paik also adapting the story for the screen. Deadline did not disclose a complete synopsis, and the report said the film’s logline is being kept under wraps.

Representatives for Legendary declined comment to Deadline regarding the reported talks and any related casting. Deadline did not provide additional corroboration from other outlets or from the studio at the time of publication.

Glen Powell’s participation, as described in the Deadline report, would bring a commercially recognized actor into a project characterized in the coverage as a sci-fi thriller with an adult tone. Deadline did not specify whether Powell is attached in a contract stage or remains in discussion terms only.

The project’s status, as presented by Deadline, remains fluid. With the logline not public and no studio confirmation of Gillespie or Powell, the next steps would generally include finalizing director and lead cast arrangements, agreeing on a script draft reflecting the novella adaptation, and determining how Legendary will position the film for release.

For audiences and the broader film industry, the report points to continuing development activity for high-budget genre projects at Legendary, including material sourced from established literary work. It also highlights how major studio schedules can intersect, with Gillespie balancing a forthcoming DC Studios release and potential new directing responsibilities.

Why It Matters

  • A reported Gillespie-Powell pairing would report Legendary’s continued emphasis on developing high-profile commercial genre films with established star talent.
  • The novella-based adaptation indicates a pipeline that uses existing literary IP while keeping core marketing material limited during early development.
  • With the logline under wraps and no studio confirmation, the next milestone for viewers and industry stakeholders will be formal announcements on creative and casting commitments.
  • Because Gillespie has a forthcoming DC Studios release, any subsequent timeline for Homewreckers could be shaped by how directors sequence franchise and studio assignments.

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Key Facts

  • Craig Gillespie is reported by Deadline to be in talks to direct Glen Powell in Legendary’s sci-fi thriller Homewreckers.
  • Deadline described Homewreckers as an erotic, twisty sci-fi thriller.
  • The film is said to be based on a novella by Neil Paik, who is adapting the story.
  • Deadline reported that the project’s logline is being kept under wraps.
  • Deadline said Legendary representatives declined comment on the reported talks.
  • Deadline reported the negotiations are happening ahead of Gillespie’s new DC Studios film Supergirl.