It’s been a while since we last saw Billy Crystal in a live-action flick, but the actor is set to return for an appearance in Michael Lembeck’s comedy “Tooth Fairy,” according to Variety.

Crystal joins Dwayne Johnson, who plays a minor-league hockey player who carries the nickname ‘Tooth Fairy’ because he takes pleasure in knocking out his opponents’ teeth. 



In a sudden turn of events, however, he is ordered to real tooth fairy duty, which includes wearing wings, makeup, a wand and tutu.

Also on board are Ashley Judd, Ryan Sheckler, Stephen Merchant and Julie Andrews.

The last time we saw Crystal on the big screen was in 2002’s comedy “Analyze That.” After that, he did some voice work on “Cars” and the English version of “Howl’s Moving Castle.”

Although I’m sure he’ll play a minor role in “Fairy,” it’s good to have him back.

Actress Julie Andrews has signed on to star alongside Dwayne Johnson and Ashley Judd in Fox’ upcoming comedy “Tooth Fairy,” according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Johnson plays Derek Thompson, a minor-league hockey player who carries the nickname ‘Tooth Fairy’ because he takes pleasure in knocking out his opponents’ teeth.

In a sudden turn of events, however, Thompson is ordered to real tooth fairy duty, which includes wearing wings, makeup, a wand and tutu.

Judd plays his girlfriend, while Andrews stars as a supervisor with the Tooth Fairy Department. Also joining the cast are Stephen Merchant (who is assigned to Derek's case) and famous skateboarder Ryan Sheckler (who stars as a hockey player).

Michael Lembeck, whose credits include “The Santa Clause 2,” is directing script by Lowell Ganz, Babaloo Mandel, Joshua Sternin and Jeffrey Ventimilia.

Andrews was last seen on the big screen in “The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement.” She’s best known for her enchanting role as the lead character of 1964’s “Mary Poppins.”

Actress Ashley Judd has signed on to star alongside Dwayne Johnson in Michael Lembeck’s upcoming comedy “Tooth Fairy,” according to Variety.

Not much is known about the film’s plot at this stage, but Johnson slips into the role of a minor league hockey player nicknamed Tooth Fairy. Judd stars as his girlfriend, a single mother of two.

Lembeck, whose credits include “The Santa Clause 2” and “Connie and Carla,” is directing a script by Lowell Ganz, Babaloo Mandel, Joshua Sternin and Jeffrey Ventimilia.

Judd most recently starred in William Friedkin’s “Bug.” She will next be seen alongside Harrison Ford, Sean Penn and Ray Liotta in Wayne Kramer’s “Crossing Over.”

As for former wrestling star Johnson, he was last seen in “Get Smart.” He has several projects in development, including “Planet 51” and “Race to Witch Mountain.”

I don’t care what Johnson does on the big screen, as long as it doesn’t involve a little girl or doesn’t have “Game” or “Plan” in the title. But as for Judd, it’s good to see her getting back into something more mainstream.