Robert Ben Garant To Write Tux For Disney

Robert Ben Garant To Write Tux For Disney

The Night At The Museum co-writer has been hired by Disney to write the script for the film adaptation of Tuxedo Gin, a Japenese graphic novel that's been in film development for a couple years now...

By PaulRom - Aug 04, 2011 03:08 PM EST
Filed Under: Anime & Manga
Source: Deadline

Deadline is reporting that Robert Ben Garant - best known for co-writing Night At The Museum - has been set by Disney to pen an adaptation of Tuxedo Gin, a Japanese graphic novel which follows a street fighter who's reincarnated into a penguin. Titled Tux, the movie will be produced by Principato-Young's Paul Young and Peter Principato, VIZ Media's Jason Hoffs, and Shogakukan's Ichiro Takase.

Night At The Museum co-writer Robert Ben Garant has just been set by Disney to write Tux, an adaptation of the Japanese graphic novel Tuxedo Gin.




Below is the plot synopsis...

The protagonist is a young street fighter who falls into a coma and learns that he has lived his life so selfishly that he only has enough karma points to be reincarnated as an animal 15 pounds or less. Trapped in the body of a chin-strap penguin, he tries to overcome the humiliation and rack up enough good deeds to get his old body back and save the girl he loves.


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