Tracy Morgan and Martin Lawrence are gearing up to star alongside Chris Rock in the remake of Frank Oz’s 2007 comedy “Death at a Funeral."

Loretta Devine, Ron Glass, Danny Glover, Regina Hall, James Marsden, Zoe Saldana and Columbus Short are also part of the acting crew, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

The story focuses on a funeral ceremony during which cadavers are misplaced, people engage in indecent exposure, and dirty family secrets suddenly come to light.

Neil LaBute is directing a script by Rock and Ayesha Carr (“Everybody Hates Chris”). Dean Craig, writer of the original British comedy, is on board to executive produce the project.

Morgan, who can be seen on "30 Rock," has a couple of projects coming up, including "Nailed" and "Freshman Roommates." Rock recently joined the cast of an untitled comedy for Columbia Pictures.

I still have to watch the original "Death at a Funeral," but I hear it's a wildly funny comedy.

Kevin James, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider and David Spade are all in talks to star in an untitled comedy for Columbia Pictures.

According to Variety, the film follows five best friends from high school who decide to reunite on a Fouth of July weekend 30 years later.

Sandler wrote the screenplay with Fred Wolf, who recently directed "Strange Wilderness" and "The House Bunny." Sandler's Happy Madison is producing.

Directing the flick is Dennis Dugan, whose credits include "You Don't Mess With the Zohan," "I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry" and "Big Daddy."

James is currently onscreen in "Paul Blart: Mall Cop." Sandler last starred in "Bedtime Stories," and Rock recently voiced a character in "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa."

As for Schneider, he's got a couple of projects coming up, including "Virgin on Bourbon Street." Spade is working on "Carpet Bros."

Chris Rock will co-write and star in the remake of Frank Oz’s 2007 comedy “Death at a Funeral,” according to Variety.

The film focuses on a funeral ceremony during which cadavers are misplaced, people engage in indecent exposure, and dirty family secrets suddenly come to light.

Rock will co-write the screenplay with Aeysha Carr (“Everybody Hates Chris”). Dean Craig, writer of the original British comedy, is on board to executive produce the project.

Oz’s film opened in North America last year and ended up scoring $8.5 million at the box office. The film also picked up a warm welcome by many of the nation’s top critics.

I don’t really know about this one; something tells me Rock may just mess this one up big time. I truly believe in his capabilities as a top comedian, but remaking a funny British farce? It’s a risky project…

By the way, you can currently listen to Rock as Marty on the big screen in “Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa.”