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The 1980 Chevy Chase comedy Oh! Heavenly Dog is getting the remake treatment at Fox 2000, with the studio hiring Tim Hill (Hop) to direct. The filmmaker will also co-write the script with Dave Johnson. Temple Hill, the production company behind the young adult franchise The Maze Runner, are producing. The original movie was set up as a starring vehicle for Chevy Chase and his canine co-star Benji, who were equally popular back when the film was made, with the comedy existing solely on the box office draw of its marquee names.

The story centered on a private investigator (Chevy Chase) who is stabbed to death after discovering a dead body. It is decided that he won't go to Heaven or Hell, but instead is sent back to Earth as a dog, tasked with solving his own murder. The original comedy movie also starred Jane Seymour, Omar Sharif and Robert Morley. The dog was played by Benjean,...

What would Hollywood do without Twilight? Summit Entertainment has been bold enough to cast almost all unknowns since the beginning and now we have several fun, new talents like Anna Kendrick, Ashley Green, Kellan Lutz, Jackson Rathbone on their way to serious acting careers.

Here are the latest additions, vampires from the various covens, that will be filling out The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn.

The American Nomads:

Lee Pace was the star of "Pushing Daisies" and played the lead human role in Marmaduke

Toni Trucks played Libby Lam in Disney Channel's "StarStruck" and CW series "All of Us."

Valorie Curry played recurring character Jane Kuhne in WB's "Veronica Mars."

Bill Tangradi played Rod in the "iCarly" episode titled "iFight Shelby Marx."

Erik Odom: It's unlikely you've seen him in anything.

European Nomad:

Joe Anderson: Played (and sang!) as Max, the college buddy of Jim Sturgess' character...

Despite solid starts from Diary of a Wimpy Kid and The Bounty Hunter, Alice in Wonderland held on to the top spot for the third weekend in a row, down 45 percent to an estimated $34.5 million. Overall, weekend business was up 20 percent from the same timeframe last year, when Knowing opened to $24.6 million.

Alice in Wonderland's $34.5 million weekend represents the sixth highest-grossing third weekend ever, and its total now sits at $265.8 million in 17 days. On Saturday, Alice surpassed Batman to become director Tim Burton's highest grossing movie ever, though Batman and several others still rank higher in terms of estimated attendance. Alice also topped 300 last Monday to become the highest-grossing March release ever.

Despite a lack of distinctive marketing, Diary of a Wimpy Kid drew a decent crowd, opening to an estimated $21.8 million on approximately 3,400 screens at 3,077 sites. It was the biggest start ever for a non-animated, non-fantasy children's book adaptation.

Josh is an American actor, comedian, occasional director, producer, and singer. Widely known as Josh Peck, he was born on November 10, 1986, and he was named Joshua Michael Peck. However, his parents were not married when he was born and he did not know about his father. Thereafter, he was taken care of by his mother and maternal grandmother. When Josh was a child, he would often stay at home watching old sitcoms due to his asthma. In his younger years, he attended acting classes in The Professional Performing Arts School in his birth place, New York City. He also experienced performing in a children's musical when he was ten. His journey into acting officially began in 1999. At age fourteen, he was offered a role for Nickelodeon and moved to Los Angeles to pursue his career. Starring as Josh alongside with Drake Bell in the popular teenage show, The Amanda Show,...

Tim Hill is in discussions with the 20th Century Fox's Fox 2000 division about directing Alvin and the Chipmunks, a live-action/CG film based on the animated trio of singing chipmunks, who first rose to popularity in the late 1950s.

Hill directed last year's Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties, which Fox released, as well as 2001's Max Keeble's Big Move. His writing credits include The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie as well as episodes of the SpongeBob TV series.

Fox is expected to cast a comic actor in the role of Dave Seville, pal to the three chipmunks, Alvin, Simon and Theodore, who will be computer generated.

Ross Bagdasarian Jr., son of the late Ross Bagdasarian Sr., who created the Chipmunks, is producing along with Janice Karman, president of Bagdasarian Prods., which is producing the project with Fox.

Hill is repped by the Gersh Agency and manager Jeffrey Thal of Ensemble Entertainment.