«Breaking News» Kevin Hart signs on to star and produce Monopoly board game adaptation

Kevin Hart is putting his Oscar controversy behind him, as he signs on to star in and produce an adaptation of the Monopoly board game.

Hart will produce through his own HartBeat Productions company, with Tim Story set to direct, which will be Hart's first project since his Oscars hosting controversy.

Lionsgate is teaming up with AllSpark Pictures, Hasbro's film division, for this adaptation, according to Deadline.

Monopoly man: Kevin Hart signs on to star in and produce an adaptation of the Monopoly board game, with Tim Story set to direct

Allspark: Lionsgate is teaming up with AllSpark Pictures, Hasbro's film division, for this adaptation, according to Deadline 

No story details have been revealed at this time, and the project doesn't have a writer or a production start date in place at this time.

There is also no indication yet as to who Hart will play in this movie, the latest in several attempts by Hasbro to launch a film version of the iconic board game.

There was previously a version in development centering on a young man residing on the modest Baltic Avenue who went on a quest to amass his fortune.

New role: There is also no indication yet as to who Hart will play in this movie, the latest in several attempts by Hasbro to launch a film version of the iconic board game

Film adaptation: There was previously a version in development centering on a young man residing on the modest Baltic Avenue who went on a quest to amass his fortune

The first incarnation of a Monopoly movie dates back to 2008, when Universal teamed with Hasbro, with Ridley Scott attached to direct. 

With no movement on the project, the rights reverted back to Hasbro in 2012, who then teamed with Emmet/Furla Films for a Monopoly movie, plus adaptations of Hasbro games Action Man and Hungry Hungry Hippos. 

The last attempt to make a Monopoly movie was being written by Andrew Niccol (The Truman Show) in 2015.

New role: Hart will produce with his HartBeat Productions partners John Cheng and Carli Haney, with Sharla Sumpter Bridgett producing for Tim Story's The Story Company

Monopoly movie: The first incarnation of a Monopoly movie dates back to 2008, when Universal teamed with Hasbro, with Ridley Scott attached to direct

Hart will produce with his HartBeat Productions partners John Cheng and Carli Haney, with Sharla Sumpter Bridgett producing for Tim Story's The Story Company.

Brian Goldner, Stephen Davis and Greg Mooradian are producing through Hasbro's AllSpark Pictures.

This will be the fifth collaboration between Hart and Story, following 2012's Think Like a Man, 2014's Ride Along and Think Like a Man Too, and 2016's Ride Along 2, not counting three of Hart's stand-up films.

Actor-producer: Hart will produce with his HartBeat Productions partners John Cheng and Carli Haney, with Sharla Sumpter Bridgett producing for Tim Story's The Story Company

Big game: Monopoly was first released by Parker Brothers in 1935, with Hasbro obtaining the beloved game when it purchased Parker Brothers in 1991

Monopoly was first released by Parker Brothers in 1935, with Hasbro obtaining the beloved game when it purchased Parker Brothers in 1991.

The game has been played by an estimated 1 billion people around the world, which has spawned several spin-offs and video game versions throughout the years.

Hart is coming off Night School last fall, and he returns as Snowball in the animated sequel The Secret Life of Pets 2, in theaters June 7, with his untitled Jumanji sequel slated to arrive on December 13. 

Busy Hart: Hart is coming off Night School last fall, and he returns as Snowball in the animated sequel The Secret Life of Pets 2, in theaters June 7, with his untitled Jumanji sequel slated to arrive on December 13

The actor made headlines after he was named as host of the 91st Oscars, but then stepped down just a few days later.

He stepped down after refusing to apologize for a number of insensitive tweets he made several years ago.

There is still no official host for the Oscars telecast on February 24, with Variety reporting on January 9 that the Academy will televise the big event with no host, for the first time in nearly three decades 

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