Will Victoria Beckham join Sarah Jessica Parker and her gang in the upcoming sequel "Sex and the City 2"? According to the Daily Mail, she could, yes.

Apparently, Beckham is currently taking acting lessons for a possible cameo in the film, which Michael Patrick King is currently developing.

I didn't know this, but Posh turned down a quick role in the first flick because she was too busy working on her Spice Girls tour. Rumor has it she will now show up in the follow-up, which is set for release May 28, 2010.

A source tells the Mail: "She really wanted to be in the last movie but wasn’t able to take part because of her commitments with the Spice Girls. This time she’s keen to take part."

Beckham's acting credits include playing herself in the 1997 "Spice World." Yes, that terrible movie that had Rober Moore in it.

Last October I reported about an upcoming untitled comedy starring Hugh Grant and Sarah Jessica Parker, and now the project has an official title.

According to Empire Online, the film will be called "Did You Hear About The Morgans?"

Directed by Marc Lawrence, the plot focuses on a troubled New York couple forced to enter a witness protection program in Wyoming after they witness a murder.

In related news, Elisabeth Moss ("Mad Men") has joined the cast. She will be playing Parker's executive assistant.

For Grant, this project already marks his third collaboration with Lawrence, following “Two Weeks Notice” and “Music and Lyrics.” Grant was last seen in "Lyrics."

Parker recently starred in "Sex and the City." Besides a sequel, she's also got "The Ivy Chronicles" in development.

Hugh Grant and Sarah Jessica Parker are in talks to team up for an untitled romantic comedy directed by Marc Lawrence.

According to Variety, the film focuses on a troubled New York couple who enter a witness protection program in Wyoming after witnessing a murder.

For Grant, this project would mark his third collaboration with Lawrence, following “Two Weeks Notice” and “Music and Lyrics.”

The trade also says the film was originally set up at Castle Rock with Andrew Fleming attached to helm. It later found a new home at Columbia Pictures.

Grant, who last starred in “Music and Lyrics,” recently dropped out of Susanne Bier’s upcoming comedy “Lost for Words.”

As for Parker, she was last seen in “Sex and the City.” She recently joined the cast for “The Ivy Chronicles,” a comedy based on the novel by Karen Quinn.

Final word: Grant and Parker together as an onscreen couple? Don’t know about that one…

• The Hollywood Reporter says Nicholas Cage and John Carpenter may join forces to develop “Scared Straight,” a thriller about a convict forced to help free a hostage held inside a prison. Ron Brinkerhoff rewrote the original script by Joe Gazzam.  

• Aline Brosh McKenna, screenwriter of “The Devil Wears Prada,” has been hired to write the script for “The Ivy Chronicles,” which will star Sarah Jessica Parker as an upper-middle class mother who is forced to move into a cheap downtown apartment after losing her job and getting divorced. (The Hollywood Reporter)

• According to Variety, Robert De Niro is in talks to star alongside Mel Gibson in Martin Campbell’s crime drama “Edge of Darkness.” Gibson plays a homicide detective who discovers his daughter’s secret life after she’s murdered on the steps of his house. De Niro would star as an operative sent to clean up any kind of evidence.

• Variety also reports Rob Cohen’s “The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor” opened with $15.3 million Friday, beating Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight,” which took in $12.6 million. “The Mummy Returns” collected $23.4 million on its opening day in 2001.