Synopsis: Coming soon. Starring: // Henry Cavill ... Hunter // Joey Fatone ... Wolf // Morgan Thompson ... Red Riding Hood // Debi Mazar ... Mother // Lainie Kazan ... Grandmother // Cassandra Peterson ... Hunter's Wife // Sam Stone ... // Daniel Roebuck ... // David Kaufman ... // Sung Hi Lee ... // Andrea Bowen ... // Ashley Rose Orr ... // Callie Waterman ... Directed by: Randal Kleiser Produced by: Steve Austin Jonathan Bogner (Tag Entertainment) Adaptation by: Timothy Dolan Music by: Bruce Roberts Release (TV): TBA Website: RedRidingHoodtheMovie.com Articles: From Yahoo News By Chris Gardner and Ian Mohr LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - "Grease" director Randal Kleiser will take the helm of a movie musical version of the classic fairy tale "Red Riding Hood," with a script from Timothy Dolan and music by Bruce Roberts. Joey Fatone ("My Big Fat Greek Wedding," NBC's "Fame"), Debi Mazar ("The Tuxedo") and Lainie Kazan ("Greek Wedding," "Gigli") are set to star along with newcomer Morgan Thompson. Henry Cavill and Cassandra Peterson -- better known as alter ego Elvira -- also are on board. Tag Entertainment's Steve Austin and Jonathan Bogner will produce. The Tag team also recently produced a big-screen version of "Hansel & Gretel." "Hood" is being described as an irreverent adaptation -- a modern retelling, complete with contemporary dialogue and music -- of the well-known tale about a young girl traveling through a scary forest to visit her sick grandmother. Shooting is slated to begin this month with Fatone as the wolf, Mazar as Red Riding Hood's mother, Kazan as the grandmother, Cavill as the hunter and Peterson as the hunter's wife. Sam Stone, Daniel Roebuck, David Kaufman, Sung Hi Lee, Andrea Bowen, Ashley Rose Orr and Callie Waterman round out the cast. Besides "Grease," the 1978 hit movie musical that starred John Travolta (news) and Olivia Newton-John (news), Kleiser's credits include "The Blue Lagoon," "Honey, I Blew Up the Kid" and "Shadow of a Doubt." (Chris Gardner reported from Los Angeles; Ian Mohr reported from New York) Reuters/Hollywood Reporter « back