Channing Tatum, Rachel McAdams take 'Vow'

After loving on Amanda Seyfried in "Dear John," Channing Tatum is now trying to win the heart of Rachel McAdams in Michael Sucsy's upcoming romantic drama "The Vow" for Spyglass Entertainment.

THR says the story follows a couple getting into a serious car accident. When the wife awakes from a coma, she doesn't remember her husband, which prompts him to try and win her heart all over again.

Michael Sucsy also directed HBO's "Grey Gardens." McAdams will next star in "Morning Glory," followed by "Midnight in Paris." Tatum will soon be seen in "The Eagle of the Ninth" and "The Son of No One."

Jennifer Aniston to star in 'Goree Girls'

Jennifer Aniston is keeping herself busy, and the next project she's joining is Michael Sucsy's "Goree Girls," which is based on the true story of a girl band in a Texas prison.

Sucsy ("Grey Gardens") is the latest to clean up a script that Margaret Nagle wrote and John Lee Hancock rewrote. It's based on a 2003 Texas Monthly article by Skip Hollandsworth.

The plot of the film focuses on eight women who created an all-girls C&W band in prison and were eventually pardoned after rising to fame, according to Variety.

Aniston's recent acting gigs included "He's Just Not That Into You" and "Marley & Me." Future films of hers include "Love Happens," "The Baster," "The Bounty" and "Pumas."