"I've written a screenplay with her to play the lead role. It's actually called Sick and it's about a woman who's married with a daughter. Things consistently terrible keep happening to her and you slowly realise she's bringing it on herself. It's sort of a question of why. It's a pretty psychological thriller. It's a hard role but she's good enough to tackle it."

"There might be a Sarah Connor Chronicles movie which will go straight to DVD!"

When a CIA-operated safe house is targeted by a group of bad guys, the facility's house-sitter is tasked with the dangerous job of moving the criminal who is being hidden there to another secure location.

The 'Kill Drug' experience is one of dystopia, a relentless circus, an inescapable truth about humanity. The audience should question their moral judgment.

'Kill Drug' questions whether an underground movement, sizable enough to control, would fill the missing parts, give satisfaction, protection, reinstate forgotten ambition, goals, restore pride. 'Kill Drug' is about searching to belong, to find your place, a place where you can function in society, a longing for catharses and ultimately, peace

'Kill Drug' is smart, articulate, compelling, sexy, fun, dark, deeply poignant and not afraid to laugh at itself. Above all it is a gripping and compelling journey, a study of humanities darkest flaws and purest innocence.

Set during the time of the first outbreak of bubonic plague in England, a young monk is tasked with learning the truth about reports of people being brought back to life, a mission that pulls him toward a village ruler who has made a dark pact with evil forces.

Amanda, a middle-aged woman with the help of a psychiatrist, is drawn into a web of past and present horror as they try to find the link between her sister's mysterious mental illness and an age-old curse involving the Black Plague.

Script is based on the planning and heist of New York's Pierre Hotel safe on New Year's Eve by a gang of professional thieves.

"I'm going to the UK to do a TV show called A Low End to Some which is a Scottish comedy talk show. They're making I think four episodes and then we're going to see how it goes but it's a really a beautifully written script. It is written by Simon Donald. He's a Scottish guy and he's written a number of plays and screenplays and he's just brilliant writer, very funny, very dry and Scottish."