Paul W.S. Anderson, the man who recently brought us "Death Race," is currently developing a 3D version of "The Three Musketeers," this according to Heat Vision.

Anderson wrote the script with Andrew Davies, known for his work on "Bridget Jones's Diary," "Brideshead Revisited" and "The Tailor of Panama." The idea is to create a "Musketeers" flick with lots of character and romance.

The story, of course, is that of d’Artagnan, a young man who teams up with Athos, Porthos and Aramis, three musketeers who live by the motto “All for one and one for all!” Plot details are being kept under wraps for now.

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Paul W.S. Anderson's "Death Race" scored $75 million worldwide, and that's enough for the filmmaker to develop a prequel to the action movie that starred Jason Statham.

According to ShockTillYouDrop, Tony Giglio is set to write the script based on a story by Anderson. Apparently, the film will explore the origins of the deadly race and focus on the driver known as Frankenstein.

David Carradine played Frankenstein in Paul Bartel's original 1975 flick "Death Race 2000." The character also showed up in last year's remake.

In "Race," Statham plays a man framed for his wife's murder and forced to participate in a brutal car race in which drivers must kill each other on the road to victory.

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Paul W. S. Anderson will direct and co-produce the big-screen adaptation of Peter V. Brett's fantasy novel "The Warded Man." Jeremy Bolt will serve as a producer on the project.

The story is set in a future world where humans are permanently attacked by demons. Three people, including the lead character, are the only ones with the potential to save mankind.

"Warded Man" is the first book in a trilogy entitled "The Demon Cycle." The book was published in the U.K. before hitting stores in the U.S., giving Anderson the chance to land the rights early.

Anderson last directed "Death Race." He will also helm the upcoming "Resident Evil" sequel "Resident Evil: Afterlife." On the producing side, Anderson has "Pandorum" opening in September.

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Please be advised the following is only a rumor at this point. The folks at ShockTillYouDrop say a studio source claims Sony is planning to release a fourth "Resident Evil" flick by Sept. 17, 2010.

This is obviously unconfirmed at this point. Still, we've been hearing quite a few things about the possibility of "Resident Evil 4," which is also now referred to as "Resident Evil: Afterlife."

It started exactly one year ago, when Paul W.S. Anderson said he would like to make another installment. Last January, news of a completed script started to surface. Back then, rumor had it Anderson would not return to direct.

If you've seen "Resident Evil: Extinction," you obviously know the film already hinted at another sequel. Right not, it's just not sure when it's actually going to happen, and who will be part of it.

So, how do you feel about a potential 2010 date? Should Anderson be back to direct? Share your thoughts below.