Three Days of Rain To Get Big-Screen Treatment

Richard Greenberg's Three Days of Rain, currently in the midst of a Broadway engagement, is headed to a cinema near you. A big-screen adaptation of the play will begin filming in spring 2007, according to Variety.

Three Days of Rain centers on Walker, his sister Nan and their childhood friend Pip, who all meet in New York to divide the legacy of their late fathers, who were partners in a renowned architecture firm. In an effort to bring some peace to their own lives, the three search for clues that might explain what had gone on between their fathers, and the women in their lives, decades before. The story then shifts to that earlier time, with the same three actors portraying the previous generation.

The film version of Three Days of Rain will be directed and produced by Deborah Reinisch, best known for directing episodic television. The stage play is currently running on Broadway through June 18 in a production headlined by Julia Roberts, Paul Rudd and Bradley Cooper. No casting has been announced for the film.