While last year announced it was going to go away from the big screen, it appears that the proposed work are so attractive that actress Angelina Jolie can not refuse. Even with six children at home to look after, we know that they will be in charge of embodying a coroner Dr. Kay Scarpetta, the famous series of novels by American author Patricia Cornwell.

The study is who Fox 2000 bought the rights of the 16 successful novels that tell the story of the doctor who solves crimes. Apparently the film will not focus on any one of the novels but they take elements of all but the fact is that at the moment there is no writer for the adaptation.

For the moment is only the confirmation of bringing the saga to the big screen by Fox 2000, Cornwell and Angelina, but the representative of the actress told the press that there are no contracts signed it for the moment no agreement sealed.

Obviously this is one of the most important adjustments that Cornwell is not only a writer of suspense as the most successful criminal in the Anglo-Saxon world but ranks second as the most selling novelist book after JK Rowling, creator of the saga of ‘Harry Potter’.

Regarding Angelina, this is not a genre that is alien. In recent years has been the star of several blockbuster movies as most Wanted, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Gone in Sixty Seconds and the successful saga of ‘Lara Croft: Tomb Raider‘.

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Keira Knightley


Willowy wonder. As any savvy movie-goer is well aware, historical dramas often contain scenes of erotic brilliance. Keira’s role in last year’s Oscar-nominated Atonement, for example, was savagely salacious. The good news is the 2006 winner has another period bodice-ripper out later this year.

Angelina Jolie


Child catcher. Debatably, she’s the world’s most physically faultless female, from her vivid bottle-green eyes to those flawless curves (recall her as Lara Croft?). And then there’s her weakness for swinging both ways. “Am I bisexual?” she smiles. “Absolutely. Yes.”

Hilary Duff


Multi-tasker. Our December 2007 cover star isn’t content with the starring role on high school sit-com Lizzie McGuire, she’s also released five albums and just completed her 16th movie (the ’80s drama Safety Glass).

Cheryl Cole


Woman scorned. Since the tabloid revelations, the 24-year-old’s been looking either ‘gaunt’ or ‘fabulous and bouncing back’, depending on which paper you read. A recent voting surge shows what FHM readers think, propelling her back up to seventh spot.

Scarlett Johansson


Fulsome fantasy. “Seriously, I really want to grab Scarlett’s breasts. She’s got beautiful ones.” There you have it: evidence that the 23-year-old now makes even her female co-stars – the famously straight-laced Natalie Portman, in this case – come over all peculiar.

Hayden Panettiere


Up, up and away. “In an age of conflict… in a world of uncertainty… a hero will arise.” TV trailers tell us this, but they didn’t say she’d be a button-cute 18-year-old New Yorker who’d debut in FHM’s very pages.

Elisha Cuthbert


All day long. Despite 18 months of minimal movie output (including the tortuous Captivity), this 25-year-old is genuinely more popular than ever. Maybe it’s memories of her pink panties in Old School. Or her ‘adult’ scenes in The Girl Next Door.

Keeley Hazell


Kentish melon-farmer. The 21-year-old with the nation’s finest frontage has spent the last year modelling too-small lingerie, starring in a slightly odd online technology show and making it big in the US.

Jessica Alba


Fantastic form. A silver-medal position for the 27-year-old Californian, based purely on honeyed skin, a drum-taut Latino body and her wilful disregard of why we’re all so desperate to see next year’s Sin City sequel.

Megan Fox


Winning debut. There’s not a woman alive who looks better bent over a 1976 Chevrolet Camaro in a denim miniskirt. With a sultry glower, capricious pout and six tattoos, she’s the junior Angelina Jolie (but without the orphan addiction).