Deadline is reporting that Patrick and Katherine Heigl signed on for “North Of Hell“.

Katherine Heigl and Patrick Wilson have signed on for Darko Entertainment’s dark comedy North Of Hell. Wilson will play Don Champage, a successful businessman who seems to have it all — including an obsessive wife (Heigl) who relentlessly controls everything in his life. Darko is financing the film with Skateland’s Anthony Burns directing and writing based on a story by Carlo Allen, Ted Elrick & Tom Lavagnino. Darko’s Sean McKittrick and Jeff Culotta, Burns, and AJ Buckley are producing. Darko’s Edward H. Hamm Jr., and Andre J. Champagne are executive producing. North Of Hell is scheduled to start production in Louisiana next month.

Wilson is next onscreen in Insidious Chapter 2 with Barbara Hershey and The Conjuring. Heigl will be lending her voice to the animated The Nut Job, coming out next year. She will also be seen in the drama A Moment To Remember. Wilson is repped by CAA and Anonymous; CAA also reps Heigl, Burns and Darko. Burns is additionally repped byHollander Entertainment.
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Patrick is set to star in “Space Station 76“.

Liv Tyler, Matt Bomer, Patrick Wilson and Marisa Coughlan have just wrapped production on Space Station 76, a sci-fi dramatic comedy. Jack Plotnick wrote and directed the movie, which shot in Los Angeles under the radar.

Described as being set in a 1970s version of the future, the film centers on the goings-on in a space station. Tyler plays a new assistant captain whose arrival causes tension amongst the crew while Wilson is the bitter and suicidal captain. Bomer is a technician with a robotic hand who is married to a manipulative woman (Coughlan).

Also in the cast are Jerry O’Connell, Kali Rocha and newcomer Kylie Rogers.

Plotnick is an actor who has quietly made a name for himself as a playwright and as an acting coach. The script originated as a play he and some other actors co-wrote. He was trying to use the space station as a metaphor for his life growing up in 1970s suburbia.

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Patrick Wilson and Alec Baldwin are set to headline noir mystery thriller Caught Stealing, written by David Hayter and based on the novel by Charlie Huston.

Myriad Pictures announced the project at the Toronto International Film Festival, where it will presell the film to foreign buyers. Myriad will work alongside APA on the U.S. sale.

Caught Stealing is the first book in Huston’s popular Henry Thompson trilogy.

Wilson will play Hank Thompson, a hotshot high school baseball prospect turned unlucky alcoholic, going-nowhere bartender who mistakenly gets caught up in a bloody treasure hunt through New York City. It turns out that the cat Hank’s neighbor left in his care is sitting on a secret. Hidden at the bottom of its cage is a key wanted by a sadistic cop (Baldwin), Russian mobsters, a Samoan hit man and a pair of psycho brothers who dress in leather gear.

Lost Rhino Films’ Marcus Chait, James Carpinello and Wilson will produce. Paula Wagner is executive producing with Myriad’s Kirk D’Amico. Myriad and Lost Rhino are in talks with directors for the project.

“Caught Stealing is, first and foremost, a great script,” D’Amico said. “It is a wrong-man plot worthy of Hitchcock and a brilliant adaption of the first book of the Henry Thompson trilogy. I look forward to seeing the story come to life on screen.”

David Hayter will also be executive producing along with Paula Wagner. Myriad director of production and acquisitions Ari Haas brought the film to Myriad.

The deal was negotiated by Will Lowery at APA on the producers’ behalf and senior vp business affairs David Ducar for Myriad.
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James Wan has found his two lead cast members for The Conjuring, the new supernatural thriller announced last year.

The picture will reunite Wan with his Insidious star Patrick Wilson, and Vera Farmiga (The Departed, Orphan).

In the 1970s, the Perrons lived in a Rhode Island that was claimed to have been a portal for friendly and evil spirits. This account was the subject of a book entitled “House of Darkness, House of Light: The True Story” by Andrea Perron.

Chad and Carey Hayes penned the script, which was originally set up in 2009 at Summit Entertainment. The project is now set up at New Line.

The Hayes brothers previously penned House of Wax, The Reaping and Whiteout.

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I’ve had these sitting on my hard drive for weeks and just realized that I hadn’t added them yet, so without further adieu here are the Insidious blu-ray screencaptures that I totally forgot to add!

Here’s a slightly different trailer for Jason Reitman‘s new film Young Adult. The film is scripted by Diablo Cody and features Charlize Theron as Mavis, a struggling, damaged author who heads back to her home town to win back her old flame, played by Patrick Wilson. Trouble is, he’s a married family man. Not that it really matters to Mavis. She’s determined to bulldoze her way back into his life.

A sneak preview of the new IFC Films motion picture “The Ledge” will be available beginning May 11 on Sundance Now by visiting www.sundancenow.com.

The film, which stars Charlie Hunnam, Liv Tyler, Patrick Wilson, Terrence Howard and Christopher Gorham, will arrive in theatres July 8; it will also be available on video on demand beginning May 25.

“The Ledge” was written by Matthew Chapman, who also directs.

“In this race-against-time thriller,” press notes state, “the opposing philosophies of two men embroiled in a complicated love triangle with a beautiful woman (Liv Tyler) escalate into a lethal battle of wills. Ultimately, the believer (Patrick Wilson) forces the non-believer (Charlie Hunnam) onto the ledge of a tall building. He gives him one hour to make a choice between his own life and someone else’s, while a policeman (Terrence Howard) tries to convince him to come down from the ledge. Without faith in an afterlife, will he be capable of such a sacrifice?”

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Hey everyone! I just added screencaptures of the Insidious trailer to the gallery as well as a poster. Check them out below!