Universal Pictures is currently holding talks with actor Jason Bateman for the movie The Insane Laws which already stars A-lister Vince Vaughn.

The movie will be directed by screenwriter Jeremy Garelick, marking the first time he steps behind the camera. The movie was originally picked up by Sony Pictures but then sent into turnaround, clearing the way for Universal Pictures to pick it up and go after Vaughn and Bateman.

Original Film‘s Nearl Moritze will produce the film, he co-wrote The Break-Up with Garelick, that move also starred Vince Vaughn. Garelick was also uncredited for his work on The Hangover script.

Here’s a quick rundown of the movie:

Bateman and Vaughn play longtime friends through childhood, college and after getting married and having kids of their own. When their children (son and daughter) go away to college they fall in love with one another and Vaughn’s daughter becomes pregnant.

The movie could begin filming by this fall with a 2012 release should Bateman jump on-board.

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The father of the soon to be bride, Ken Weber confirmed the news to the Canadian media.

Earlier reports said that Vaughn had dropped to one knee and presented her a $125,000, four-carat ring on Weber on Valentine’s Day.

Details on Kyla Weber are sketchy, with reports saying she is originally from Okotoks, just outside of Calgary, and met Vaughn either while vacationing in Venice Beach, California, or in Italy. Weber has lived in Los Angeles for some time.

Vaughn previously dated Jennifer Aniston.

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Four Christmases, the new Reese Witherspoon, Vince Vaughn Christmas comedy is out today (November 26).

Witherspoon and Vaughn play a San Francisco couple pressured into visiting all four of their divorced parents’ homes on Christmas Day. Sissy Spacek, Mary Steenburgen, Kristin Chenoweth, Jon Voight, Jon Favreau and Robert Duvall co-star.

The movie hasn’t received great reviews, with The Hollywood Reporter calling the Four Christmases Movie “one of the most joyless Christmas movies ever” with “an unearned feel-good ending [that] adds insult to injury” and a script that “situates Hollywood clichés about Southern rednecks”

Strangely the title of the movie for release in Australia is Four Holidays. I thought the Holiday PC thing was American.

Four Christmases Trailer as follows:

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