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    Universal Moving Toward Altar On Steve Carell FBI Wedding Comedy

    EXCLUSIVE: Universal Pictures has set David Flebotte to rewrite its untitled FBI Wedding comedy, the one that has Steve Carell attached to star and his Carousel Productions partners Charlie Hartsock and Vance Degeneres producing with Sparkler Entertainment’s Charles Segers and Landscape Entertainment’s Bob Cooper. The scribe takes over a script originated by Phil Alden Robinson. It’s in the vein of Stakeout and My Best Friend’s Wedding.

    Universal production veep Kristin Lowe will oversee the comedy. Flebotte is represented by CAA and attorney Philip Klein. Carell and his Carousel cohorts produced The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, which New Line opens March 15. He’s repped by WME, Media Four’s Steve Sauer and attorneys Sam Fischer and Bryan Wolf.

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